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Expose pg_query_normalize() as normalize() - #244
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It replaces the constants in a statement with $n parameters, as pg_stat_statements does. With utility_only=True it uses pg_query_normalize_utility() instead, which only touches utility statements.
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Now that #241 is in, I rebased this on v8 and added |
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As discussed in #242, this adds
pglast.parser.normalize(), also exported frompglastlikefingerprint():With
utility_only=Trueit callspg_query_normalize_utility()instead, which only touches utility statements, e.g. the password inCREATE ROLE.pgppgets a-P/--parametrizeoption that prints the result ofnormalize().The regenerated
parser.cis in a separate commit. Once #241 is in, I'll addnormalize()to the memory leak tests as well.