Yes, I did a search and can’t find anything. I guess the best option may be modifying an existing one such as the Vitess parser.

What am I saying? Probably better to find an existing library in another language and port it.

Since I saw you are using an ANTLR v4 based parser for SQLite, I found such a grammar for tsql. Not complete, but might be suitable as a starting point.

https://github.com/antlr/grammars-v4/tree/master/sql/tsql

There is also a pre-generated Go package for this grammar:

https://github.com/bramp/antlr4-grammars/tree/master/tsql

@kyleconroy in some spare time last year, I started building a native-go TSQL parser using Participle. I got it working with a large set of SELECT queries.

Obviously next on the agenda would be INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE. I'm wondering what other statements would need to be parseable for the package to be useful to sqlc.

Still waiting for a MSSQL parser written in Go

I was working on this a while back, got this far but no farther.

@tooolbox last merge was 7 years ago but it seems like the conversation was still going with the author. Did the conversation continue elsewhere?

No, it did not continue elsewhere. I suppose we were both busy and nothing further happened.

As of now I still don't have time to pursue that project further, but there is a parser for SELECT/UPDATE/INSERT/DELETE which passes a large number of test cases. Anyone is welcome to pick it up and take if further; if I need to shove an MIT license in there I will.