Render CURRENT_DATE and CURRENT_TIME as bare keywords - #3523
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CurDate and CurTime emitted CURRENT_DATE() and CURRENT_TIME() with empty parentheses, which is invalid in PostgreSQL and standard SQL where these are keywords rather than function calls. CurTimestamp already overrides get_function_sql to drop the parens; mirror that on CurDate and CurTime. Updates the two existing tests that asserted the parenthesized form. Fixes kayak#809 Signed-off-by: Arpit Jain <arpitjain099@gmail.com>
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This fixes #809.
CurDate()andCurTime()were rendering asCURRENT_DATE()andCURRENT_TIME(), but in PostgreSQL and standard SQL those are keywords, not function calls, so the trailing parentheses make the query invalid.CurTimestampalready handles this by overriding get_function_sql to drop the parens, so I did the same for the other two and updated the two existing tests that were asserting the old parenthesized output. I ran the full test suite locally and everything passes. Thanks for taking a look.