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Ok, this is a big problem. We've started a project that uses their fdb-sql-parser, which was an Apache-licensed fork of the Derby sql parser. I did not make a clone of it before they pulled it. Does anyone have a copy?

Fortunately, they can't pull the artifacts from Maven Central.

Pulling an open-source project upon which people may depend is total jerk behavior.




According to Google's cache, the latest version on Maven Central (v1.6.1) was only four commits behind master.

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:TllYak...

Of those four commits, one was a version bump, one a README tweak, and two were merge commits.

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:IzAL7H...

The source code is there on Maven Central, alongside the build artifacts, but the git history is gone.

http://search.maven.org/#browse|-1374863701


Apache calcite http://incubator.apache.org/projects/calcite.html contains a sql parser and the source is in much better shape. I made a bunch of contributions to fix things in fdb-sql-parser and discovered it's a real mess.


I've found a live fork with the latest changes.

https://github.com/rimig/sql-parser/tree/fix-docs-javarun


Try https://github.com/hudak/sql-parser

It's out of date - only goes as far as 1.5, but at the very least you can import the 1.6.1 source as one big commit.





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