LukaZdravic opened a new pull request, #58578:
URL: https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/58578

   PlanParserSuite covers SQL ASOF JOIN parsing (SPARK-58122) but was missing 
several cases relative to the ASOF JOIN SQL reference. Add:
   
   - positive parsing of the `>` and `<` match operators (only `>=`/`<=` were 
covered);
   - a STRUCT/tuple MATCH_CONDITION `(a, b) >= (c, d)` (row constructor -> 
CreateStruct);
   - explicit `INNER ASOF` and `LEFT OUTER ASOF` join types;
   - rejection of a top-level `OR` in MATCH_CONDITION.
   
   No production code changes.
   
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   ### What changes were proposed in this pull request?
   Test-only change. `PlanParserSuite` covers SQL `ASOF JOIN` parsing (added in 
SPARK-58122) but
   was missing several cases relative to the `ASOF JOIN` SQL reference. This 
adds them; there are
   **no production code changes**:
   
   - **Positive parsing of the `>` and `<` match operators.** The suite only 
asserted `>=` and
     `<=`; `>` (`GreaterThanOp`) and `<` (`LessThanOp`) — the 
strictly-preceding / strictly-following
     directions — were not pinned.
   - **STRUCT / tuple `MATCH_CONDITION`.** New `test("asof join - struct match 
condition")` for
     `MATCH_CONDITION ((t.a, t.b) >= (u.a, u.b))`, which parses to a row 
constructor (`CreateStruct`)
     on each side; the test pins that the top-level comparison is still 
extracted as the match
     operator (lexicographic multi-column match).
   - **Explicit `INNER ASOF` and `LEFT OUTER ASOF` join types.** Only implicit 
`INNER` and bare
     `LEFT` were covered.
   - **Rejection of a top-level `OR` in `MATCH_CONDITION`.** New
     `test("asof join - disjunction match condition rejected")`, mirroring the 
existing `AND` test;
     it exercises the previously untested `Or` branch of the
     `ASOF_JOIN_MATCH_CONDITION_INVALID_OPERATOR` error path.
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   These are behaviors the `ASOF JOIN` SQL reference specifies but that were 
not covered by the
   parser unit tests, so regressions in them would go undetected. In 
particular, two of the four
   permitted match operators (`>`, `<`) and the multi-column STRUCT 
`MATCH_CONDITION` (a documented
   feature) had no positive parser test, and the explicit join-type keywords 
and top-level-`OR`
   rejection were unexercised.
   
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   Test-only change. Ran the affected suite:
   
       build/mvn -pl sql/catalyst -am -Dtest=none \
         -DwildcardSuites=org.apache.spark.sql.catalyst.parser.PlanParserSuite 
test
   
   `PlanParserSuite` passes: `Tests: succeeded 108, failed 0, canceled 0, 
ignored 0, pending 0`.
   
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