fix(validate): fold uppercase metadata to the engine's identifier case; skip existence checks without a schema - #1343
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…e; skip existence checks without a schema `altimate_core_validate` rejected correct Snowflake SQL against real metadata. The engine compares an unquoted identifier in lowercase and a quoted one exactly; `schema_inspect` and `snowflake_get_table_stats` return UPPERCASE names, so every query came back ColumnNotFound — with the engine's own DidYouMean pointing at the same column in uppercase at confidence 1 — and uppercasing the SQL did not help because the engine lowercased it again. The model looped three or four validation rounds per warehouse demo before giving up on the validator (#1333). `normalizeSchemaContext` now folds an all-uppercase table or column name — the storage form of an identifier created unquoted — to lowercase before the schema reaches the engine. Mixed-case names were created quoted, must be referenced quoted, and are matched exactly by the engine, so they are left alone; lowercase names are already in the engine's form. Applies to both schema_context shapes. Without a schema the engine ran against the `_empty_` placeholder and reported every table as missing, while the tool's description promised existence checks are skipped. The handler now drops TableNotFound / ColumnNotFound findings when no schema was given and recomputes `valid` from what remains, so syntax and dialect errors still surface. Tests: the exact query and uppercase metadata from the issue validate (lower and upper SQL); a genuinely missing column is still reported; no schema → valid for a correct query, still invalid for a syntax error; fold and existence-classifier unit cases. Both guards were deleted once to confirm the tests fail. Closes #1333 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change centralizes SQL and schema preparation. It folds schema-backed identifiers across Altimate handlers, preserves caller spelling in generated output, handles empty schemas, and reports engine failures explicitly. ChangesSchema preparation and validation
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/native/altimate-core.ts`:
- Around line 101-115: Update hasSchema in the validation flow around
schemaOrEmpty to use the normalized schema’s table count for schema_context,
treating contexts with no tables as schema-free; preserve schema_path as
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/native/schema-resolver.ts`:
- Line 105: The schema normalization around foldIdentifierCase must detect when
distinct table names normalize to the same key instead of overwriting an
existing entry. Reject the collision with a clear schema error during
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- Around line 101-104: In the schema normalization loop over `def.tables`,
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- Line 75: Update the test suite teardown to call reset() on the imported
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P2: When metadata contains case-distinct columns such as unquoted `FOO` and quoted `foo`, this mapping normalizes both to `foo` without preserving quote identity. Detect and reject normalized column-name collisions before validation so the engine cannot resolve the wrong column.</violation>
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| const tables: Record<string, any> = {} | ||
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P2: When metadata contains case-distinct columns such as unquoted FOO and quoted foo, this mapping normalizes both to foo without preserving quote identity. Detect and reject normalized column-name collisions before validation so the engine cannot resolve the wrong column.
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@@ -80,15 +80,40 @@ function flatToSchemaDefinition(flat: Record<string, any>): Record<string, any>
+ const tables: Record<string, any> = {}
+ for (const [tableName, table] of Object.entries(def.tables ?? {})) {
+ const columns = Array.isArray(table?.columns)
+ ? table.columns.map((c: any) => (typeof c?.name === "string" ? { ...c, name: foldIdentifierCase(c.name) } : c))
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Fixed in f288654 (colliding column folds left unfolded, test included).
…ss contexts Bot review on #1343, checked against the engine: it lowercases table keys at load, keeps column names as written, lowercases an unquoted reference and matches a quoted one exactly, and dedups columns case-insensitively (first wins) — so both spellings of a name cannot be emitted. - `foldQuotedIdentifierCase`: a quoted all-uppercase identifier in the SQL (`"ORDER_MONTH"`, dbt `quote_columns` / BI style on Snowflake) is lowercased inside its quotes when a schema is present, so it matches the folded metadata; same length, still quoted, string literals and comments stepped over, mixed-case left exact - A fold that would collide with an entry the schema already carries (`ORDERS` + `orders`, `FOO` + `foo` columns) keeps the name as written instead of overwriting; null-prototype maps so `__PROTO__` is an entry - `schemaProvided`: a `schema_context` counts only if it normalises to a table. `{ tables: {} }` / `{ users: {} }` used to fail the call outright ("Schema must define at least one table"); they now take the no-schema path - Test: engine-dependent modules imported lazily behind a `require.resolve` guard so the skip really skips; prior `ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED` restored; dispatcher reset after the suite; cases for each of the above Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/native/altimate-core.ts`:
- Line 103: Update the validation flow around core.validate so
foldQuotedIdentifierCase is applied only when the effective schema comes from
schema_context, not when params.schema_path supplies a schema file. Preserve the
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- Line 15: Update the existing availability guard in
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P2: When `schema_context` is `{ tables: {} }` or `{ users: {} }`, the handler now classifies it as no-schema, but the `altimate_core_validate` tool still computes its own `hasSchema` with `Object.keys(schema_context).length > 0` (packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/altimate-core-validate.ts:15). The two disagree: the handler drops existence findings and recomputes `valid`, while the tool reports `has_schema: true`, titles the result "VALID (schema)", and suppresses the "existence checks were skipped" note. Align the tool's check with `schemaProvided` (pass the empty context through `schemaProvided` or mirror its table-normalization logic) so the user-facing verdict matches the behavior the handler performs.</violation>
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P2: When schema_context is { tables: {} } or { users: {} }, the handler now classifies it as no-schema, but the altimate_core_validate tool still computes its own hasSchema with Object.keys(schema_context).length > 0 (packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/altimate-core-validate.ts:15). The two disagree: the handler drops existence findings and recomputes valid, while the tool reports has_schema: true, titles the result "VALID (schema)", and suppresses the "existence checks were skipped" note. Align the tool's check with schemaProvided (pass the empty context through schemaProvided or mirror its table-normalization logic) so the user-facing verdict matches the behavior the handler performs.
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+ const hasSchema = schemaProvided(params.schema_path, params.schema_context)
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Fixed in 8ecf029: the handler reports has_schema and the tool uses it; a table-less context is titled "(no schema)" (tool-level test).
…schema files too Codex review of #1343 (gpt-5.6-sol). - Only `validate` folded the SQL; the other operations that match SQL against a schema (lint, explain, check incl. lintDiff/base_sql, fix, policy, semantics, testgen, equivalence, rewrite, correct, grade, query_pii, column_lineage, track_lineage, complete, optimize_for_query, prune_schema) got the folded schema with unfolded SQL — the mismatch the fold exists to remove. `prepareSql` now hands every one of them the pair - The fold is explicit (`normalizeSchemaContext(ctx, { fold })`): schema-only operations (diff, export, fingerprint, classify, resolve_term) see the names as written - `schema_path` took the SQL half without the schema half: a JSON/YAML file is now normalised and folded like an inline context; a DDL file is loaded as-is and the SQL left alone - Lexer: BigQuery/Databricks backticks fold too; a doubled quote inside a name keeps it as written; dotted quoted names fold as one; `$tag$…$tag$` and `E'…'` (backslash escapes) are opaque spans - The tool decided `has_schema` on its own and reported "VALID" for a table-less context as if existence had been checked; the handler says it now. A failed schema load (`success: false`) is an engine failure, not a valid result - Tests for each; `isExistenceError` gets a code-only fixture Not changed: the fold is dialect-blind. On a lowercase-folding warehouse an uppercase metadata name can be a genuinely quoted identifier, and an unquoted reference to it then validates; the tool has no dialect input to scope by. Same class as the tradeoff already noted in `foldIdentifierCase`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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…schema source Bot review of 8ecf029 on #1343. - The SQL fold touched every quoted all-uppercase token, and on MySQL/BigQuery/SQLite `"SHIPPED"` is a string literal: a query's values changed under validation. Only tokens whose lowercase form is a name the folded schema holds (table keys, each dotted segment, columns) are folded - `hasSchema` was not a fold flag: for a DDL file the head SQL was left as written but `base_sql` and lineage queries were folded, and the PII base comparison used the raw base. `prepareSql` exposes `foldSql`, the same preparation for any sibling SQL against that schema — identity for DDL — and `check` (lintDiff + PII subtraction), `equivalence` and `track_lineage` use it - `sql.analyze`, `sql.optimize`, `sql.fix`, `sql.rewrite`, `sql.diff` and `lineage.check` (`native/sql/register.ts`) match SQL against a schema too and were still on the unfolded resolver; they prepare the pair now - Test guard uses `require` (loads the binding) rather than `require.resolve`; the temp schema directory is removed; a comment named the wrong handler Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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WARNING: Internal identifier folding leaks into generated SQL
prepareSql lowercases quoted uppercase identifiers before core.rewrite runs, and this handler returns the resulting rewritten_sql directly as executable output. For example, Snowflake input using "STATUS" can be returned as "status", which names a different quoted identifier; the same pattern is used by sql.fix and sql.rewrite. Keep the fold internal to schema matching, or restore the caller's original identifier spelling in generated SQL.
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Right — the fold is a comparison form, not a spelling. a01f9d8: prepareSql records every token it folded and exposes unfold, which restores the caller's spelling in any string of the engine result; sql.rewrite/fix/optimize and the altimate_core rewrite/fix/correct/complete/optimize_for_query/testgen handlers use it. Test across six handlers; disabling unfold fails it.
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WARNING: Build the displayed diff from the caller's SQL
sqlA and sqlB are now the case-folded analysis copies, and lines 371-382 use them for the user-visible text diff. This can hide a case-only edit or report lowercase text the user never submitted. Use folded copies only for checkEquivalence; compute diffLines from the raw original/modified inputs.
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Done in a01f9d8: the text diff is rendered from the raw original/modified, and only the equivalence check uses the folded copies. Test: a case-only edit shows as - "ORDER_MONTH" / + "order_month" with equivalent: true.
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prepareSqlfolds quoted identifiers for schema-based equivalence checks. With anORDERSschema,"ORDERS"and"orders"can therefore become identical before the line comparison. Keep the prepared SQL forcore.checkEquivalence, but split the submitted SQL texts fordiffLines.Proposed fix
- const linesA = sqlA.split("\n") - const linesB = sqlB.split("\n") + const linesA = (params.original ?? params.sql_a).split("\n") + const linesB = (params.modified ?? params.sql_b).split("\n")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 154: The SQL masking regex in the schema resolver must require a
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Make quoted-token folding dialect-aware.
schemaNames cannot determine whether a double-quoted token is an identifier. prepareSql folds "ORDER_MONTH" to "order_month" before dialect-bearing callers pass the SQL to altimate-core. In MySQL mode, double quotes can delimit a string literal, so this changes the analyzed value. SQLite only treats the token as a string when it does not resolve to an identifier, so the supplied SQLite example is not sufficient by itself.
Pass the dialect into preparation and preserve double-quoted literals for dialects that support them. Fold only tokens that the selected dialect parses as identifiers.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/native/schema-resolver.ts` at line 175, Update
prepareSql and its callers to accept the selected dialect, and make
double-quoted token folding depend on that dialect’s parsing rules. Preserve
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Not taken as-is: the tool has no dialect input, so folding cannot be scoped by one here. What 449513d already does is fold only tokens whose lowercase form is a name the folded schema holds (table keys, dotted segments, columns), so WHERE status = "SHIPPED" is untouched; the residual case is a double-quoted string literal that happens to equal a column name on a dialect where double quotes delimit strings. A dialect parameter on the tool is the real fix (it would also serve validation itself) and belongs in its own change.
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@sahrizvi, thanks for the clarification. The name gate reduces the risk substantially, but it cannot distinguish a double-quoted string literal from an identifier when the literal equals a schema name.
A dialect input is required to remove that remaining ambiguity. Since this PR does not expose dialect to the tool, I agree that the dialect-aware change belongs in a separate follow-up. Would you like to open a GitHub issue for that follow-up?
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… from raw inputs Bot review of 449513d on #1343 (third round). - The fold leaked into engine output: `sql.rewrite`/`fix`/`optimize` and the `altimate_core` rewrite/fix/correct/complete/optimize_for_query/testgen handlers returned SQL with the validation-time lowercase spelling, which a case-sensitive warehouse would not resolve. `prepareSql` records every token it folded and exposes `unfold`, which restores the caller's spelling in any string of the result (walking objects and arrays); those handlers use it - `sql.diff` rendered its text diff from the folded copies, hiding a case-only edit; it renders from the raw inputs and folds only for the equivalence check - The dollar-quote branch requires an identifier boundary (`foo$t$` is an identifier, not a string start) - A JSON/YAML schema file that parses to zero tables takes the no-schema path instead of failing in `Schema.fromJson` - Tests: the sql.*/lineage case uses unquoted lowercase references and asserts on the raw lineage source (an unfolded resolver fails it); generated-SQL spelling across six handlers (disabling `unfold` fails it); the diff case; the dollar boundary; the zero-table file Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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Issue for this PR
Closes #1333
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What does this PR do?
Two defects in
altimate_core_validate, both reproduced with the issue's script:Case. The engine compares an unquoted identifier in lowercase and a quoted one exactly (verified:
"Customer_Region"stays mixed-case). Snowflake metadata fromschema_inspect/snowflake_get_table_statsis UPPERCASE, so a correct query failed withColumnNotFound— with the engine's own DidYouMean pointing at the same column in uppercase at confidence 1 — and uppercasing the SQL did not help.normalizeSchemaContextnow folds an all-uppercase table or column name (the storage form of an identifier created unquoted) to lowercase before the schema reaches the engine. Mixed-case names are left alone: they were created quoted, must be referenced quoted, and the engine matches them exactly — folding them would break that. Lowercase names are already in the engine's form. Applies to bothschema_contextshapes (flat map and SchemaDefinition).schema_pathfiles are not folded (out of scope; the issue is about inline metadata from the warehouse tools).No schema. The engine ran against the
_empty_placeholder and reported every table as missing, while the tool's description promises existence checks are skipped. The handler now dropsTableNotFound/ColumnNotFound(E001/E002) findings when no schema was given and recomputesvalidfrom what remains, so syntax and dialect errors still surface.How did you verify your code works?
test/altimate/validate-identifier-case.test.ts(9 tests): the exact query and uppercase metadata from the issue validate through the dispatcher, in lowercase and uppercase SQL; a genuinely misspelled column is stillColumnNotFound; no schema →valid: truefor the correct query, and a real syntax error (selec x fro t, engineE000) is still reported; unit cases forfoldIdentifierCase(upper → lower, mixed kept, lowercase untouched, digits) and the existence classifier.altimate-core-e2e,sql-validation-adversarial,tool-error-propagation,issue-261-e2eand the new file: 244 pass. Typecheck clean.One note for reviewers: the fold makes the validator lenient in one direction on case-sensitive-by-default engines (Postgres stores unquoted as lowercase, so an all-uppercase Postgres column must have been created quoted and referenced quoted; after folding, an unquoted lowercase reference would validate). That is a missed error rather than a false positive, and the issue's cost was the false positives.
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altimate_core_validaterejecting correct Snowflake queries against warehouse metadata and reporting every table as missing when no schema is given.ORDER_MONTH) folds to the engine's lowercase form before validation; mixed-case quoted names stay exact, and a fold that would collide with an existing name keeps the entry as written."ORDER_MONTH", dbt/BI style) and BigQuery/Databricks backticks are lowercased inside their quotes when a schema is present; string literals and comments are left alone.prepareSqlfolds both halves of the SQL-plus-schema pair for every such operation (altimate_core.*andsql.*), and applies the same preparation to sibling SQL (base_sql, the equal query, lineage batches).sql.diffrenders its text diff from the raw inputs and folds only for the equivalence check.TableNotFound/ColumnNotFoundfindings are dropped andvalidis recomputed, so syntax and dialect errors still surface; a schema context that normalizes to no table takes the no-schema path, and a schema file that fails to load is an engine failure rather than a valid result.Written for commit 5ecd14b. Summary will update on new commits.
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