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+ tags:
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+ - code
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+ - sql
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+ ---
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+ This dataset focuses the SQL corpus of the [Stack v2 dedup](https://huggingface.co/datasets/bigcode/the-stack-v2-dedup) dataset and provides annotations to each SQL file therein.
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+ [sqlparse](https://github.com/andialbrecht/sqlparse) is used to parse the SQL code, then count keywords and symbols.
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+ Below are the annotation columns.
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+ ### **Keyword.DML**
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+ - Data Manipulation Language commands for modifying database records, e.g. `SELECT`, `INSERT`, `UPDATE`, `DELETE`, `COMMIT`, `MERGE`, `ROLLBACK`.
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+ ### **Keyword.DDL**
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+ - Data Definition Language commands for defining or altering database structure, e.g. `ALTER`, `CREATE`, `DROP`.
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+ ### **Keyword.DCL**
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+ - Data Control Language commands for managing access and permissions, e.g. `GRANT`, `REVOKE`.
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+ ### **Keyword**
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+ - Reserved words in SQL that represent operations or command, e.g. `FROM`, `WHERE`, `JOIN`, `GROUP`, `ORDER`, `IF`, `WHILE`, `MIN`, `MAX`, `AND`, `OR`, `ON`.
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+ ### **Name.Builtin**
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+ - Built-in data types or reserved names in SQL, e.g. `INTEGER`, `FLOAT`, `CHAR`, `VARCHAR`, `DATE`, `TIMESTAMP`.
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+ ### **Operator**
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+ - Arithmetic, logical, or other operators used for SQL expressions, e.g. `+`, `-`, `*`.
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+ ### **Operator.Comparison**
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+ - Operators for comparing values in SQL expressions, e.g. `==`, `>=`, `<=`, `<>`, `LIKE`, `REGEXP`.
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+ ### **Assignment**
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+ - Symbols used for assigning values in SQL expressions, e.g. `:=`
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+ ### **Punctuation**
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+ - Symbols used for structuring SQL syntax, e.g.`(`, `)`, `,`, `.`, `:`, `::`, `;`, `[`, `]`.
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+ ### **Wildcard**
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+ - Symbols representing a selection of all columns or rows, e.g. `*`.
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+ ### **Keyword.Order**
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+ - Keywords for specifying sorting orders in query results, e.g. `ASC`, `DESC`.
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+ ### **Keyword.CTE**
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+ - Common Table Expression keywords for defining temporary result sets, e.g. `WITH`.
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+ ### **Keyword.TZCast**
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+ - Keywords for casting time zones in SQL queries, e.g. `AT TIME ZONE 'UTC'`.
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+ ### **Name**
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+ - Represents identifiers such as table or column names.
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+ ### **Name.Placeholder**
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+ - Placeholders used for dynamic or parameterized queries.
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+ ### **Literal**
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+ - Literal values like numbers, strings, or other constants.
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+ ### **Literal.Number.Integer**
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+ - Integer numeric literals in SQL expressions.
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+ ### **Literal.Number.Float**
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+ - Floating-point numeric literals in SQL expressions.
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+ ### **Literal.Number.Hexadecimal**
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+ - Hexadecimal numeric literals in SQL expressions.
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+ ### **Literal.String.Single**
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+ - Single-quoted string literals in SQL expressions.
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+ ### **Literal.String.Symbol**
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+ - Symbolic literals used in SQL expressions or commands.
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+ ### **Comment.Multiline**
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+ - Represents multi-line comments in SQL code.
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+ ### **Comment.Multiline.Hint**
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+ - Multi-line comments providing additional context or hints.
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+ ### **Comment.Single**
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+ - Represents single-line comments in SQL code.
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+ ### **Comment.Single.Hint**
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+ - Single-line comments providing additional context or hints.
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+ ### **Text.Whitespace**
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+ - Represents spaces or tabs in the SQL code for formatting.
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+ ### **Text.Whitespace.Newline**
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+ - Represents newline characters in SQL code for line breaks.
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+ ### **Generic.Command**
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+ - General commands that may not fall into specific SQL categories