Suppose I have a complex sql statement STRING such as:

"INSERT INTO TABLE1 ( PARAM1,   PARAM2,  PARAM3, PARAM4 , PARAM5,  PAR
+AM6 ,PARAM7)
values (SELECT  nextval('SEQ_TABLE1')  , 9613000001 , 1 ,null  , PARAM
+8  , 1234 ,  localtimestamp FROM TABLE2 , TABLE3
WHERE TABLE2.PARAM1= TABLE3.PARAM2
AND TABLE2.PARAM3 = 1)"

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I would like to parse it somehow to get the parameters mappings such as : PARAM1=>SELECT nextval('SEQ_TABLE1')
PARAM2=>9613000001 etc...
Is there a good parser module ?? I didn't find a module that really pulls it off. If not, could we somehow parse it on the SQL level? Thanksss..

In reply to Parse complex SQL statement by perl_help26

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