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package/README.md

@@ -42,6 +42,26 @@ SQLDialect (abstract base)
 | `QuoteIdentifier(name)` | Wraps a single identifier | `[name]` | `"name"` |
 | `QuoteSchema(schema, object)` | Schema-qualified reference | `[schema].[object]` | `schema."object"` |
 
+#### PostgreSQL auto-quoting (whole-statement)
+
+The two methods above quote one identifier you have already identified. `postgresqlAutoQuote.ts`
+solves the harder problem: taking arbitrary SQL and deciding which of its bare words are
+identifiers that must be quoted to survive PostgreSQL's lowercase folding.
+
+| Export | Description |
+|---|---|
+| `AutoQuotePostgreSQLIdentifiers(sql)` | Tokenizes a statement and quotes the words that are identifiers. Skips string literals, dollar-quoted bodies and comments. Idempotent. |
+| `PostgreSQLQuotingKeywords` | Keywords recognized **case-sensitively, ALL-CAPS only**. A word here is safe even when it is also an MJ column name — only the ALL-CAPS spelling is exempted, so the mixed-case column form still quotes. |
+| `PostgreSQLStructuralKeywords` | A small tier matched case-INsensitively, so stored `UserView.OrderBy` / `ExtraFilter` fragments written in Title Case keep working. Guarded by a test that fails if a real column ever collides. |
+
+The ALL-CAPS rule is the load-bearing part: the set of SQL keywords and the set of MJ column names
+intersect (`Name`, `Text`, `Length`, `Values`, `Rank`, …), so a case-insensitive denylist emits
+those columns bare and PostgreSQL then rejects them. `TEXT` is the type; `Text` is the column.
+
+This is **not** the only quoter — `PostgreSQLDataProvider` has a metadata-driven one that knows an
+entity's field list and is used where that context exists. See the module docblock; they are not
+duplicates.
+
 ### Pagination
 
 | Method | Description | SQL Server | PostgreSQL |
@@ -402,4 +422,4 @@ Or, in a MemberJunction workspace, add the dependency to your package's `package
 
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package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -5,5 +5,6 @@ export type { SchemaFieldType } from './sqlDialect.js';
 export { SQLServerDialect } from './sqlServerDialect.js';
 export { PostgreSQLDialect } from './postgresqlDialect.js';
 export { GetDialect } from './dialectFactory.js';
+export { AutoQuotePostgreSQLIdentifiers, PostgreSQLQuotingKeywords, PostgreSQLStructuralKeywords, PostgreSQLContextualStructuralKeywords, } from './postgresqlAutoQuote.js';
 export { IsBooleanSQLType, IsStringSQLType, IsFixedWidthStringSQLType, IsDateSQLType, IsIntegerSQLType, IsFloatSQLType, IsUuidSQLType, IsBinarySQLType, IsJsonSQLType, IsCurrencySQLType, IsIntervalSQLType, IsNetworkSQLType, IsNumericSQLType, } from './typeClassification.js';
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package/dist/index.js

@@ -2,5 +2,6 @@ export { SQLDialect, } from './sqlDialect.js';
 export { SQLServerDialect } from './sqlServerDialect.js';
 export { PostgreSQLDialect } from './postgresqlDialect.js';
 export { GetDialect } from './dialectFactory.js';
+export { AutoQuotePostgreSQLIdentifiers, PostgreSQLQuotingKeywords, PostgreSQLStructuralKeywords, PostgreSQLContextualStructuralKeywords, } from './postgresqlAutoQuote.js';
 export { IsBooleanSQLType, IsStringSQLType, IsFixedWidthStringSQLType, IsDateSQLType, IsIntegerSQLType, IsFloatSQLType, IsUuidSQLType, IsBinarySQLType, IsJsonSQLType, IsCurrencySQLType, IsIntervalSQLType, IsNetworkSQLType, IsNumericSQLType, } from './typeClassification.js';
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package/dist/postgresqlAutoQuote.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,154 @@
+/**
+ * SQL keywords, type names and built-in function names that must NOT be quoted.
+ *
+ * Matched **case-SENSITIVELY against the ALL-CAPS form only** — see
+ * {@link AutoQuotePostgreSQLIdentifiers} for why. This set is the union of the two
+ * former per-provider sets plus `TYPE`/`DATA` (previously a separate case-sensitive
+ * tier, now subsumed by the all-caps-only rule).
+ *
+ * Adding a word here only suppresses quoting of its ALL-CAPS spelling, so a word that
+ * is also an MJ column name (`NAME`, `TEXT`, `VALUES`, `LENGTH`, …) is safe to include:
+ * the mixed-case column form still quotes.
+ */
+/**
+ * Known tokenization limitations (comments containing an apostrophe, and `E'...'` escape
+ * strings) are tracked as **MJ #3775** — pre-existing, unchanged by the consolidation, and now
+ * fixable in one place rather than two.
+ */
+/**
+ * NOT the only identifier quoter in MJ, and deliberately so.
+ *
+ * `PostgreSQLDataProvider` carries a separate, METADATA-DRIVEN quoter
+ * (`quoteIdentifiersInSQL` / `quoteFieldNamesInToken`, used by `TransformExternalSQLClause`) which
+ * knows the entity's actual field list and can therefore quote precisely, without any keyword
+ * heuristic. This module is the fallback for SQL where no entity context exists — hand-authored
+ * and stored SQL reaching `ExecuteSQL`.
+ *
+ * They are not duplicates and this is not an unfinished consolidation: a metadata-driven quoter
+ * cannot serve arbitrary SQL, and a heuristic one should not be used where the field list is
+ * known. Do not merge them.
+ */
+export declare const PostgreSQLQuotingKeywords: ReadonlySet<string>;
+/**
+ * Structural words matched **case-INsensitively**, unlike {@link PostgreSQLQuotingKeywords}.
+ *
+ * These are the only words exempt from the all-caps-only rule, and the exemption is
+ * deliberately tiny: it covers SQL fragments authored OUTSIDE this repo that reach
+ * `ExecuteSQL` — a saved `UserView.OrderBy` of `Name Desc`, a GraphQL `ExtraFilter` of
+ * `A=1 And B=2`. Those work today (keywords used to match case-insensitively) and would
+ * otherwise become `"Name" "Desc"` — a syntax error in stored user data this change
+ * cannot reach and fix.
+ *
+ * Every word here is one that can never legally be an MJ column name. That invariant is
+ * not a judgement call — `postgresqlAutoQuote.baseline.test.ts` derives every column name
+ * from the shipped PostgreSQL baseline DDL and fails the build if any of them ever matches
+ * this set case-insensitively. Do not add a word without keeping that guard green.
+ */
+export declare const PostgreSQLStructuralKeywords: ReadonlySet<string>;
+/**
+ * Words that are structural **only when followed by a specific next word**, and ordinary
+ * quotable identifiers otherwise.
+ *
+ * This is how the two-word clause forms are covered without giving up column names. `Order` and
+ * `Group` are believable columns; `Order By` and `Group By` are not columns at all.
+ * `Left`/`Right`/`Full` are believable columns AND scalar functions; `Left Join` is neither.
+ * Gating on the following word separates the cases exactly, rather than trading one breakage for
+ * another — which is why this tier is safe to extend and {@link PostgreSQLStructuralKeywords}
+ * is not.
+ *
+ * Matched case-insensitively on both sides.
+ */
+/**
+ * Words that are structural **only when followed by a specific next word**, and ordinary
+ * quotable identifiers otherwise.
+ *
+ * This exists so the clause skeleton can be covered without giving up column names that
+ * genuinely occur. `Order` and `Group` are believable columns; `Order By` and `Group By` are
+ * not columns at all. `Left`/`Right`/`Full` are believable columns AND scalar functions;
+ * `Left Join` is neither. Gating on the following word separates the two cases exactly,
+ * rather than trading one breakage for another.
+ *
+ * Matched case-insensitively on both sides, like {@link PostgreSQLStructuralKeywords}.
+ */
+export declare const PostgreSQLContextualStructuralKeywords: ReadonlyMap<string, ReadonlySet<string>>;
+/**
+ * Quotes mixed-case identifiers in a raw SQL string so PostgreSQL preserves their case.
+ *
+ * MJ has a great deal of hand-written SQL — in resolvers, engines, dashboard components,
+ * and codegen templates — that references PascalCase columns and views unquoted
+ * (`FROM __mj.vwAIAgentRuns`, `WHERE TestRun IS NULL`). SQL Server resolves those
+ * case-insensitively; PostgreSQL folds an unquoted identifier to lowercase and then fails
+ * to find the mixed-case column codegen actually created. This function bridges that gap.
+ *
+ * ## Keywords are recognized ONLY in ALL-CAPS
+ *
+ * The keyword set is matched case-SENSITIVELY. This is the crux of the design, and it
+ * replaces a case-insensitive denylist that was wrong by construction: the set of SQL
+ * keywords and the set of MJ column names overlap (`Name`, `Values`, `Length`, `Precision`,
+ * `Log`, `Rank`, `Action`, `Columns`, `Language`, `Month`, `Text` are all real columns AND
+ * all keywords/type names/functions). Under case-insensitive matching every name in that
+ * intersection was emitted unquoted, folded to lowercase on PG, and failed with
+ * `column "..." does not exist` — while SQL Server, being case-insensitive, hid the defect
+ * from T-SQL-first authoring entirely.
+ *
+ * Case-sensitive matching resolves the overlap cleanly because SQL dialects always emit
+ * keywords in upper case, so the keyword form and the column form are textually distinct:
+ * `TEXT` is the type, `Text` is the column.
+ *
+ * **An ALL-CAPS word that is NOT a keyword is still an identifier.** `ID` and `URL` are
+ * all-caps by nature, so the predicate is `!(isAllUpper && isKeyword)` rather than a pure
+ * case rule — a pure case rule would fold them to `id`/`url`.
+ *
+ * ## The rule
+ *
+ * Applied to each bare word, in this order (order is load-bearing — the keyword branch
+ * runs before the function-call branch so `VALUES(` stays a keyword):
+ *
+ * 1. ALL-CAPS and in {@link PostgreSQLQuotingKeywords} → keyword/type → do not quote
+ * 2. In {@link PostgreSQLStructuralKeywords} (any case) → do not quote
+ * 2a. In {@link PostgreSQLContextualStructuralKeywords} AND followed by one of its permitted
+ *     next words (`Order By`, `Left Join`) → do not quote. Anywhere else, an identifier.
+ * 3. Immediately followed by `(` and not preceded by `.` → function call → do not quote
+ * 4. All-lowercase, or `__mj_`-prefixed → unchanged → do not quote
+ * 5. Starts uppercase, or is preceded by `.` → identifier → QUOTE
+ *
+ * Rule 3 keeps mixed-case function spellings (`Coalesce(`, `IsNull(`) working now that
+ * keyword matching is case-sensitive, and additionally fixes ALL-CAPS functions that were
+ * simply missing from the set (`JSONB_BUILD_OBJECT(` used to be quoted, and broke). The
+ * `.`-guard exists because MJ creates its stored procedures with quoted mixed-case names,
+ * so hand-written `__mj.spCreateFoo(...)` must still be quoted — a dot-qualified callable
+ * is far more likely to be an MJ object than a built-in. Rule 5's `.` clause is what makes
+ * `__mj.vwAIAgentRuns` work (MJ's `vwXxx` view convention starts lowercase).
+ *
+ * Known caveat of rule 3: `INSERT INTO Target(Name)` with no space leaves `Target` bare,
+ * because a bare word before `(` is indistinguishable from a call. There are no such
+ * occurrences in this repo, and the spaced form `INSERT INTO Target (Name)` quotes
+ * correctly. Related: `x::Text` now yields `x::"Text"`; write the cast as `::text` or
+ * `::TEXT`.
+ *
+ * ## What is skipped
+ *
+ * String literals (with `''` escapes and `E`/`N`/`U&` prefixes), `--` line comments,
+ * `/* *\/` block comments (nested, as PostgreSQL specifies), dollar-quoted blocks
+ * (`$$`/`$tag$`), already-quoted identifiers (with `""` escapes), square-bracketed
+ * SQL-Server-style identifiers, `@`-prefixed parameters, and PG positional parameters (`$1`).
+ * Skipping already-quoted identifiers is what makes this function **idempotent** —
+ * `f(f(x)) === f(x)`.
+ *
+ * ## Why comments are skipped rather than tolerated
+ *
+ * Comment handling is not cosmetic. The scanner is a parity machine: an apostrophe inside an
+ * unrecognized comment opens a string-literal scan that runs to the next `'`, which is the
+ * OPENING quote of a real literal. From there every literal and every code region swaps roles.
+ * Against this repository's own shipped query SQL that rewrote literal VALUES —
+ * `WHERE "StepType" = 'Prompt'` became `= '"Prompt"'`, and the `jsonb_build_object` keys in
+ * `get-conversation-complete.pg.sql` became `'"ID"'` — because line 10 of
+ * `calculate-ai-agent-run-cost.pg.sql` contains the word `doesn't` in a comment. Nothing
+ * throws; the query simply returns the wrong rows. `postgresqlAutoQuote.shippedQueries.test.ts`
+ * pins that whole file set as a no-op so it cannot come back.
+ *
+ * @param sql Raw SQL text.
+ * @returns The same SQL with mixed-case identifiers double-quoted.
+ */
+export declare function AutoQuotePostgreSQLIdentifiers(sql: string): string;
+//# sourceMappingURL=postgresqlAutoQuote.d.ts.map

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