Add support for VALUES statement.
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sqlite/values.go
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package sqlite
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import "github.com/go-jet/jet/v2/internal/jet"
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type values struct {
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jet.Values
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}
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// VALUES is a table value constructor that computes a set of one or more rows as a temporary constant table.
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// Each row is defined by the ROW constructor, which takes one or more expressions.
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//
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// Example usage:
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//
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// VALUES(
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// ROW(Int32(204), Float32(1.21)),
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// ROW(Int32(207), Float32(1.02)),
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// )
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func VALUES(rows ...RowExpression) values {
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return values{Values: jet.Values(rows)}
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}
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// AS assigns an alias to the temporary VALUES table, allowing it to be referenced
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// within SQL FROM clauses, just like a regular table.
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func (v values) AS(alias string) SelectTable {
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return newSelectTable(v, alias, nil)
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}
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