Fix BigQuery hyphenated ObjectName with numbers #1598
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We currently support hyphenated identifiers for BigQuery. The current code expects the number segment to be the last segment ex:
foo-123and should be followed by whitespace. That is true except when this identifier is part of an ObjectName. Ex:SELECT * FROM foo-123.bar.The issue is that tokenizer parse the previous string as:
[Word("foo"), Minus, Number("123."), Word("bar")]This PR:
foo-123.baras[Word('"foo"), Minus, Number("123"), Period, Word("bar")]foo-123.barasObjectName([Ident("foo-123"), Ident("bar")])instead of erroring out.