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 //
 // Extends:
 //  https://github.com/apache/datafusion-sqlparser-rs/blob/main/src/dialect/mod.rs
+//
+// ==================================================================================
+// RECOMMENDED SQL LANGUAGE FEATURE ADDITIONS (Prioritized)
+// ==================================================================================
+//
+// After reviewing the sqlparser-rs Dialect trait (v0.59.0) and analyzing Opteryx's
+// current implementation, the following features are recommended for addition, 
+// listed in priority order based on:
+// 1. User value and common SQL use cases
+// 2. Alignment with Opteryx's analytical query focus
+// 3. Implementation complexity vs. benefit
+// 4. Compatibility with existing Python execution engine capabilities
+//
+// CURRENT STATE:
+// Opteryx already supports:
+// - Basic SELECT, FROM, WHERE, GROUP BY, ORDER BY, LIMIT
+// - JOIN operations (INNER, LEFT, RIGHT, CROSS)
+// - Aggregation functions with FILTER clause
+// - Array operations (@>, @>>)
+// - SELECT * EXCEPT (column)
+// - PartiQL-style subscripting (field['key'])
+// - Numeric literals with underscores (10_000_000)
+// - MATCH() AGAINST() for text search
+// - Custom operators (DIV)
+// - Set operations (UNION, INTERSECT, EXCEPT)
+// - Subqueries in FROM clause
+// - Common table expressions (WITH)
+//
+// PRIORITY 1: Window Functions with Named Window References
+// ----------------------------------------------------------
+// Feature: supports_window_clause_named_window_reference
+// SQL Example:
+//   SELECT *, ROW_NUMBER() OVER w1 
+//   FROM table
+//   WINDOW w1 AS (PARTITION BY category ORDER BY price)
+//
+// Rationale:
+// - Critical for analytical queries (ranking, running totals, lag/lead)
+// - Commonly used in business intelligence and reporting
+// - Named windows improve query readability and reduce duplication
+// - Opteryx's current code shows window function infrastructure exists but
+//   named window references are not dialect-enabled
+// - High user demand for analytical features
+//
+// Implementation Impact: MEDIUM
+// - Parser already supports window functions
+// - Need to enable dialect flag and test
+// - May require minor planner updates
+//
+// PRIORITY 2: Lambda Functions (Higher-Order Functions)
+// ------------------------------------------------------
+// Feature: supports_lambda_functions
+// SQL Example:
+//   SELECT TRANSFORM(array_col, x -> x * 2) FROM table
+//   SELECT FILTER(scores, s -> s > 70) FROM students
+//
+// Rationale:
+// - Modern SQL feature available in BigQuery, Snowflake, DuckDB
+// - Powerful for array/list transformations without UDFs
+// - Aligns with Opteryx's support for arrays and complex types
+// - Reduces need for complex procedural code
+// - Enhances expressiveness for data transformations
+//
+// Implementation Impact: HIGH
+// - Requires parser support (available in sqlparser-rs)
+// - Needs lambda expression evaluation in Python execution engine
+// - Would unlock powerful array manipulation capabilities
+// - Consider starting with simple lambda functions on arrays
+//
+// PRIORITY 3: Dictionary/Map Literal Syntax
+// ------------------------------------------
+// Feature: supports_dictionary_syntax OR support_map_literal_syntax
+// SQL Examples:
+//   SELECT {'key': 'value', 'num': 123} AS config
+//   SELECT Map {1: 'one', 2: 'two'} AS lookup
+//
+// Rationale:
+// - Opteryx supports STRUCT types and complex data
+// - Dictionary/map literals complement existing JSON/struct support
+// - Common in modern analytical databases (BigQuery, Snowflake)
+// - Useful for ad-hoc data structure creation
+// - Aligns with PartiQL support already enabled
+//
+// Implementation Impact: MEDIUM
+// - Parser support available in sqlparser-rs
+// - Need to map to Python dict/map structures
+// - Integrates with existing complex type handling
+//
+// PRIORITY 4: GROUP BY Expression Enhancements
+// ---------------------------------------------
+// Features: 
+//   - supports_group_by_expr (ROLLUP, CUBE, GROUPING SETS)
+//   - supports_order_by_all (ORDER BY ALL)
+//
+// SQL Examples:
+//   SELECT region, product, SUM(sales)
+//   FROM sales
+//   GROUP BY ROLLUP(region, product)
+//
+//   SELECT * FROM table ORDER BY ALL
+//
+// Rationale:
+// - ROLLUP/CUBE are standard OLAP operations
+// - Useful for generating subtotals and cross-tabulations
+// - ORDER BY ALL simplifies sorting entire result sets
+// - Opteryx focuses on analytical queries - these are core features
+// - Reduces complexity of multi-level aggregation queries
+//
+// Implementation Impact: MEDIUM-HIGH
+// - Parser support exists
+// - ROLLUP/CUBE require expansion of GROUP BY execution logic
+// - ORDER BY ALL is simpler - just orders all columns
+// - Both align well with Opteryx's aggregation capabilities
+//
+// PRIORITY 5: IN () Empty List Support
+// -------------------------------------
+// Feature: supports_in_empty_list
+// SQL Example:
+//   SELECT * FROM table WHERE column IN ()  -- Returns empty set
+//
+// Rationale:
+// - Handles edge cases in dynamic query generation
+// - Prevents query errors when parameter lists are empty
+// - Common issue in programmatically generated SQL
+// - Simple to implement with high practical value
+// - Low risk, high convenience feature
+//
+// Implementation Impact: LOW
+// - Minimal parser changes needed
+// - Execution engine just returns empty result
+// - Good candidate for quick win
+//
+// ==================================================================================
+// FEATURES NOT RECOMMENDED (Opteryx has solid base without these):
+// ==================================================================================
+// - supports_connect_by: Hierarchical queries (niche use case)
+// - supports_match_recognize: Pattern matching (very complex, niche)
+// - supports_outer_join_operator: Oracle (+) syntax (legacy)
+// - supports_execute_immediate: Dynamic SQL execution (security concerns)
+// - supports_dollar_placeholder: $1, $2 style parameters (prefer named params)
+// - Most dialect-specific syntaxes (Opteryx aims for portable SQL)
+//
+// CONCLUSION:
+// Opteryx already has a strong SQL foundation covering core DML operations,
+// joins, aggregations, and modern features like array operators and PartiQL.
+// The five recommended additions above would significantly enhance analytical
+// query capabilities while maintaining reasonable implementation complexity.
+// Focus should be on Priority 1 (window functions) and Priority 2 (lambdas)
+// as these provide the highest value for analytical workloads.
 
 use std::boxed::Box;
 

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+# SQL Language Feature Recommendations for Opteryx
+
+**Date:** October 2025  
+**Review Base:** sqlparser-rs v0.59.0 Dialect trait  
+**Reviewer:** Analysis of available SQL language features in sqlparser-rs repository
+
+## Executive Summary
+
+After reviewing the sqlparser-rs Dialect trait (v0.59.0) and analyzing Opteryx's current implementation, this document provides a prioritized list of SQL language features recommended for addition to Opteryx. The recommendations are based on:
+
+1. User value and common SQL use cases
+2. Alignment with Opteryx's analytical query focus
+3. Implementation complexity vs. benefit
+4. Compatibility with existing Python execution engine capabilities
+
+**Conclusion:** Opteryx already has a solid SQL foundation covering core DML operations, joins, aggregations, and modern features like array operators and PartiQL. Only 5 additional features are recommended as the current language base is already quite comprehensive.
+
+---
+
+## Current Opteryx SQL Support
+
+Opteryx already supports a robust set of SQL features:
+
+### Core Features
+- ✅ Basic SELECT, FROM, WHERE, GROUP BY, ORDER BY, LIMIT
+- ✅ JOIN operations (INNER, LEFT, RIGHT, CROSS)
+- ✅ Aggregation functions with FILTER clause
+- ✅ Set operations (UNION, INTERSECT, EXCEPT)
+- ✅ Subqueries in FROM clause
+- ✅ Common table expressions (WITH/CTE)
+
+### Modern Features
+- ✅ Array operations (@>, @>>)
+- ✅ SELECT * EXCEPT (column)
+- ✅ PartiQL-style subscripting (field['key'])
+- ✅ Numeric literals with underscores (10_000_000)
+- ✅ MATCH() AGAINST() for text search
+- ✅ Custom operators (DIV)
+
+---
+
+## Recommended Feature Additions (Top 5)
+
+### Priority 1: Window Functions with Named Window References ⭐⭐⭐
+
+**Dialect Method:** `supports_window_clause_named_window_reference`
+
+**SQL Example:**
+```sql
+SELECT *, 
+       ROW_NUMBER() OVER w1,
+       AVG(price) OVER w1
+FROM products
+WINDOW w1 AS (PARTITION BY category ORDER BY price DESC);
+```
+
+**Rationale:**
+- Critical for analytical queries (ranking, running totals, lag/lead)
+- Commonly used in business intelligence and reporting
+- Named windows improve query readability and reduce duplication
+- Opteryx's current code shows window function infrastructure exists but named window references are not dialect-enabled
+- High user demand for analytical features
+
+**Implementation Impact:** MEDIUM
+- Parser already supports window functions
+- Need to enable dialect flag and test
+- May require minor planner updates
+
+**Use Cases:**
+- Customer purchase ranking within categories
+- Running totals and moving averages
+- Time-series analysis with lag/lead
+- Top-N queries per group
+
+---
+
+### Priority 2: Lambda Functions (Higher-Order Functions) ⭐⭐⭐
+
+**Dialect Method:** `supports_lambda_functions`
+
+**SQL Examples:**
+```sql
+-- Transform array elements
+SELECT TRANSFORM(array_col, x -> x * 2) FROM table;
+
+-- Filter array elements
+SELECT FILTER(scores, s -> s > 70) FROM students;
+
+-- Reduce/aggregate array
+SELECT REDUCE(prices, 0, (acc, x) -> acc + x) FROM products;
+```
+
+**Rationale:**
+- Modern SQL feature available in BigQuery, Snowflake, DuckDB
+- Powerful for array/list transformations without UDFs
+- Aligns with Opteryx's support for arrays and complex types
+- Reduces need for complex procedural code
+- Enhances expressiveness for data transformations
+
+**Implementation Impact:** HIGH
+- Requires parser support (available in sqlparser-rs)
+- Needs lambda expression evaluation in Python execution engine
+- Would unlock powerful array manipulation capabilities
+- Consider starting with simple lambda functions on arrays
+
+**Use Cases:**
+- Complex array transformations
+- Filtering nested data structures
+- Map/reduce operations on arrays
+- Data cleaning and normalization
+
+---
+
+### Priority 3: Dictionary/Map Literal Syntax ⭐⭐
+
+**Dialect Methods:** `supports_dictionary_syntax` OR `support_map_literal_syntax`
+
+**SQL Examples:**
+```sql
+-- Dictionary syntax (BigQuery style)
+SELECT {'key': 'value', 'num': 123, 'active': true} AS config;
+
+-- Map syntax (Snowflake style)
+SELECT Map {1: 'one', 2: 'two', 3: 'three'} AS lookup;
+
+-- Use in WHERE clause
+SELECT * FROM events
+WHERE metadata = {'source': 'web', 'campaign': 'summer2025'};
+```
+
+**Rationale:**
+- Opteryx supports STRUCT types and complex data
+- Dictionary/map literals complement existing JSON/struct support
+- Common in modern analytical databases (BigQuery, Snowflake)
+- Useful for ad-hoc data structure creation
+- Aligns with PartiQL support already enabled
+
+**Implementation Impact:** MEDIUM
+- Parser support available in sqlparser-rs
+- Need to map to Python dict/map structures
+- Integrates with existing complex type handling
+
+**Use Cases:**
+- Configuration objects in queries
+- Lookup tables without joins
+- Metadata filtering
+- Ad-hoc key-value pair creation
+
+---
+
+### Priority 4: GROUP BY Expression Enhancements ⭐⭐
+
+**Dialect Methods:** 
+- `supports_group_by_expr` (ROLLUP, CUBE, GROUPING SETS)
+- `supports_order_by_all`
+
+**SQL Examples:**
+```sql
+-- ROLLUP for hierarchical subtotals
+SELECT region, product, SUM(sales) as total_sales
+FROM sales
+GROUP BY ROLLUP(region, product);
+-- Generates: (region, product), (region), ()
+
+-- CUBE for all combinations
+SELECT year, quarter, product, SUM(revenue)
+FROM sales
+GROUP BY CUBE(year, quarter, product);
+
+-- GROUPING SETS for specific combinations
+SELECT country, city, SUM(sales)
+FROM orders
+GROUP BY GROUPING SETS ((country, city), (country), ());
+
+-- ORDER BY ALL
+SELECT * FROM large_table ORDER BY ALL;
+```
+
+**Rationale:**
+- ROLLUP/CUBE are standard OLAP operations
+- Useful for generating subtotals and cross-tabulations
+- ORDER BY ALL simplifies sorting entire result sets
+- Opteryx focuses on analytical queries - these are core features
+- Reduces complexity of multi-level aggregation queries
+
+**Implementation Impact:** MEDIUM-HIGH
+- Parser support exists
+- ROLLUP/CUBE require expansion of GROUP BY execution logic
+- ORDER BY ALL is simpler - just orders all columns
+- Both align well with Opteryx's aggregation capabilities
+
+**Use Cases:**
+- Hierarchical reporting (totals, subtotals, grand totals)
+- Multi-dimensional analytics
+- Pivot table-style aggregations
+- OLAP cube operations
+
+---
+
+### Priority 5: IN () Empty List Support ⭐
+
+**Dialect Method:** `supports_in_empty_list`
+
+**SQL Example:**
+```sql
+-- Returns empty result set instead of error
+SELECT * FROM table WHERE column IN ();
+
+-- Useful in dynamic query generation
+SELECT * FROM products WHERE category IN ($categories);
+-- When $categories is empty, returns no rows instead of failing
+```
+
+**Rationale:**
+- Handles edge cases in dynamic query generation
+- Prevents query errors when parameter lists are empty
+- Common issue in programmatically generated SQL
+- Simple to implement with high practical value
+- Low risk, high convenience feature
+
+**Implementation Impact:** LOW
+- Minimal parser changes needed
+- Execution engine just returns empty result
+- Good candidate for quick win
+
+**Use Cases:**
+- Dynamic filtering with optional parameters
+- ORM-generated queries
+- API-driven query construction
+- Batch processing with variable filters
+
+---
+
+## Features NOT Recommended
+
+While sqlparser-rs supports many additional features, the following are NOT recommended for Opteryx at this time as they provide limited value given Opteryx's current solid SQL foundation:
+
+| Feature | Reason Not Recommended |
+|---------|------------------------|
+| `supports_connect_by` | Hierarchical queries are a niche use case; can be handled with CTEs |
+| `supports_match_recognize` | Pattern matching is very complex and rarely used |
+| `supports_outer_join_operator` | Oracle's (+) syntax is legacy; standard JOIN syntax is preferred |
+| `supports_execute_immediate` | Dynamic SQL execution raises security concerns |
+| `supports_dollar_placeholder` | `$1`, `$2` style parameters; prefer named parameters |
+| Most dialect-specific syntaxes | Opteryx aims for portable SQL across vendors |
+| `supports_table_sample_before_alias` | Minor syntax variation with limited value |
+| `supports_user_host_grantee` | MySQL-specific; not relevant to Opteryx's use case |
+
+---
+
+## Implementation Roadmap
+
+### Phase 1: Quick Wins (Low Effort, High Value)
+1. ✅ **IN () Empty List Support** - Enable `supports_in_empty_list`
+   - Estimated effort: 1-2 days
+   - High value for programmatic query generation
+
+### Phase 2: Core Analytical Features (Medium Effort, High Value)
+2. ✅ **Named Window References** - Enable `supports_window_clause_named_window_reference`
+   - Estimated effort: 1-2 weeks
+   - Critical for advanced analytics
+   
+3. ✅ **Dictionary/Map Literals** - Enable `supports_dictionary_syntax` or `support_map_literal_syntax`
+   - Estimated effort: 2-3 weeks
+   - Complements existing complex type support
+
+### Phase 3: Advanced Features (High Effort, High Value)
+4. ✅ **GROUP BY Enhancements** - Enable `supports_group_by_expr` and `supports_order_by_all`
+   - Estimated effort: 3-4 weeks
+   - OLAP operations for business intelligence
+
+5. ✅ **Lambda Functions** - Enable `supports_lambda_functions`
+   - Estimated effort: 4-6 weeks
+   - Most complex but very powerful for array operations
+
+---
+
+## Testing Strategy
+
+For each new feature:
+
+1. **Unit Tests:** Test parser recognizes syntax correctly
+2. **Integration Tests:** Verify end-to-end query execution
+3. **Edge Cases:** Test boundary conditions and error handling
+4. **Performance:** Benchmark against existing alternatives
+5. **Documentation:** Update user documentation with examples
+
+---
+
+## References
+
+- [sqlparser-rs Dialect Trait](https://github.com/apache/datafusion-sqlparser-rs/blob/main/src/dialect/mod.rs)
+- [Opteryx Dialect Implementation](src/opteryx_dialect.rs)
+- [SQL:2023 Standard](https://www.iso.org/standard/76583.html)
+- [Modern SQL Features Survey](https://modern-sql.com/)
+
+---
+
+## Detailed Analysis Location
+
+The full detailed analysis with rationale, examples, and implementation notes has been added to the source code in:
+
+**File:** `src/opteryx_dialect.rs`  
+**Lines:** 13-160
+
+This keeps the recommendations close to the implementation for easy reference during development.

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+================================================================================
+SQL FEATURE REVIEW SUMMARY FOR OPTERYX
+================================================================================
+
+Review Date: October 15, 2025
+Review Base: sqlparser-rs v0.59.0 Dialect trait
+Reviewer: GitHub Copilot - Code Analysis
+
+================================================================================
+KEY FINDING
+================================================================================
+
+After comprehensive review of sqlparser-rs Dialect trait methods and analysis
+of Opteryx's current implementation, the conclusion is:
+
+🎯 OPTERYX ALREADY HAS A SOLID SQL LANGUAGE BASE
+
+Only 5 additional features are recommended (listed below), as Opteryx already
+supports most common SQL operations needed for analytical queries.
+
+================================================================================
+CURRENT OPTERYX CAPABILITIES (Already Supported)
+================================================================================
+
+✅ Core DML: SELECT, FROM, WHERE, GROUP BY, ORDER BY, LIMIT
+✅ Joins: INNER, LEFT, RIGHT, CROSS
+✅ Set Operations: UNION, INTERSECT, EXCEPT  
+✅ Subqueries & CTEs: Subqueries in FROM, WITH clauses
+✅ Aggregations: Functions with FILTER clause
+✅ Modern Features:
+   - Array operations (@>, @>>)
+   - SELECT * EXCEPT (column)
+   - PartiQL subscripting (field['key'])
+   - Numeric underscores (10_000_000)
+   - MATCH() AGAINST() text search
+   - Custom operators (DIV)
+
+================================================================================
+TOP 5 RECOMMENDED ADDITIONS (Prioritized)
+================================================================================
+
+1. WINDOW FUNCTIONS WITH NAMED WINDOW REFERENCES ⭐⭐⭐
+   Dialect: supports_window_clause_named_window_reference
+   Impact: MEDIUM
+   Value: High - Critical for analytics (ROW_NUMBER, LAG, LEAD, etc.)
+   Example: SELECT *, ROW_NUMBER() OVER w1 FROM t WINDOW w1 AS (...)
+
+2. LAMBDA FUNCTIONS (Higher-Order Functions) ⭐⭐⭐
+   Dialect: supports_lambda_functions  
+   Impact: HIGH
+   Value: High - Array transformations without UDFs
+   Example: SELECT TRANSFORM(arr, x -> x * 2) FROM table
+
+3. DICTIONARY/MAP LITERAL SYNTAX ⭐⭐
+   Dialect: supports_dictionary_syntax OR support_map_literal_syntax
+   Impact: MEDIUM
+   Value: Medium - Complements struct/JSON support
+   Example: SELECT {'key': 'value', 'num': 123} AS config
+
+4. GROUP BY ENHANCEMENTS (ROLLUP, CUBE, GROUPING SETS) ⭐⭐
+   Dialect: supports_group_by_expr, supports_order_by_all
+   Impact: MEDIUM-HIGH
+   Value: Medium - OLAP operations for hierarchical aggregations
+   Example: SELECT region, SUM(sales) FROM t GROUP BY ROLLUP(region)
+
+5. IN () EMPTY LIST SUPPORT ⭐
+   Dialect: supports_in_empty_list
+   Impact: LOW
+   Value: Medium - Handles edge cases in dynamic queries
+   Example: SELECT * FROM t WHERE col IN () -- Returns empty set
+
+================================================================================
+IMPLEMENTATION ROADMAP
+================================================================================
+
+Phase 1: Quick Win
+  → IN () Empty List Support (1-2 days)
+
+Phase 2: Core Analytics  
+  → Named Window References (1-2 weeks)
+  → Dictionary/Map Literals (2-3 weeks)
+
+Phase 3: Advanced Features
+  → GROUP BY Enhancements (3-4 weeks)
+  → Lambda Functions (4-6 weeks)
+
+================================================================================
+FEATURES NOT RECOMMENDED
+================================================================================
+
+❌ supports_connect_by - Hierarchical queries (niche)
+❌ supports_match_recognize - Pattern matching (too complex)
+❌ supports_outer_join_operator - Oracle (+) syntax (legacy)
+❌ supports_execute_immediate - Dynamic SQL (security risk)
+❌ supports_dollar_placeholder - $1 style params (prefer named)
+❌ Most vendor-specific syntaxes (Opteryx targets portable SQL)
+
+================================================================================
+DELIVERABLES CREATED
+================================================================================
+
+1. src/opteryx_dialect.rs
+   - Added 149 lines of inline documentation
+   - Detailed rationale for each recommendation
+   - Implementation impact assessments
+
+2. SQL_FEATURE_RECOMMENDATIONS.md  
+   - 306-line comprehensive reference document
+   - SQL examples for each feature
+   - Use cases and implementation roadmap
+   - Testing strategy
+
+3. This summary document (REVIEW_SUMMARY.txt)
+
+================================================================================
+CONCLUSION
+================================================================================
+
+Opteryx has a mature SQL implementation suitable for analytical workloads.
+The 5 recommended features would enhance capabilities without overwhelming
+complexity. Priority should be given to Window Functions (Priority 1) and
+Lambda Functions (Priority 2) as these deliver the highest value for
+analytical use cases.
+
+The small number of recommendations (5 vs potential 80+ dialect methods)
+validates that Opteryx's language design is already well-aligned with
+modern analytical SQL requirements.
+
+================================================================================