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fix(ai): run_sql reruns misspelt column names and keeps internal SQL out of errors - #1959
Agents hit run_sql about 13k times in 14 days. The largest failure class was an unknown column: 268 failures, 28% of all run_sql errors. Most of these are names with exactly one right answer: service.name for ServiceName, Events.Name for EventsName, trace_id for TraceId, ServiceVersion for ResourceAttributes['service.version']. Agents also copied the gateway's internal database name out of error text (FROM maple_us.alert_checks).
What changed
Column fixes. When the warehouse names an unknown identifier that matches exactly one real column of the tables the query reads, run_sql rewrites it and reruns, up to 3 passes. The fix is matched case- and underscore-insensitively, or through a short alias list. Rules:
String literals, comments and names the query defines (AS x, CTEs) are never touched.
In a join, the column must belong to only one of the tables.
The output lists each rewrite (rewrites), and the agent gets a notice telling it to use the real name.
If a later pass fails on another name, the error says which rewrites it already ran with.
Error text. Warehouse errors drop the gateway's per-org subquery wrapper and maple_us./maple_eu. prefixes, our row-cap wrapper, and the org id literal (shown as $__orgFilter). A datasource permission error becomes "<table> cannot be read from run_sql" instead of a token curl command.
Catalog notes.
The logs sorting-key note was wrong; it now matches the table.
The traces note now names the rollups by question.
Added notes for service_operations_* / service_overview_*: which dimensions each has, and the quantilesTDigestMerge idiom.
Notes that service_endpoint_details_hourly.HttpStatusCode is a String.
How it was checked
Replay of real failures. 242 unknown-identifier failures from the last 14 days, using the SQL text from the warehouse spans.
72 get an automatic fix.
I ran every rewritten query against the production warehouse (Maple's own org): 71 of 72 now run. The one left fails on a second, unrelated mistake in the same query.
Blind A/B test of extra hint text. I first built curated hints ("CommitSha is on service_overview_hourly", "Severity → SeverityNumber >= 17"), a type-mismatch hint and an org-filter fix suggestion.
62 real failures, each given to sub agents (two models) with either the old or the new message; each wrote a fix that I ran live.
Two independent blind judges then rated intent preservation.
No measurable gain: 61 of 62 tied, and the suggestion misled once. The column list the tool already returns is enough, so none of that is in this PR.
Tests.
sql-identifiers.test.ts covers the rewrite rules, including literals, backticks, a backticked name containing ', joins and aliases.
raw-sql-error-text.test.ts covers the scrubber.
run-sql-recovery.test.ts drives the real tool through the fake warehouse: a rerun, the note after a second failure, the 3-pass cap, and scrubbed text.
Commands. Scoped typecheck for apps/ai, packages/backend, packages/domain; bun run lint:core; vitest over src/mcp/__evals__, src/mcp/lib, the run_sql tests and registry.contract.test.ts (502 passing at the top of the stack). I did not run the full suite or the repo-wide typecheck locally, so CI covers those.
Stack: this PR → #1960 (trace-id seek, row cap) → #1961 (failure message on the span).
SQL queries can automatically correct unambiguous column-name errors and retry up to three times. Results and error messages identify corrections that were applied.
Bug Fixes
Warehouse errors are presented in clearer language, with internal database details and organization identifiers removed. Datasource permission errors receive a plain refusal.
Empty query results no longer display an empty results table.
Documentation
Added query guidance for log, trace, endpoint, and rollup data, including recommended filters and time windows.
…out of errors
An unknown identifier with exactly one right name on the tables the query
reads (service.name, Events.Name, trace_id, ServiceVersion) is replaced and
the query rerun, up to three passes; the output reports each rewrite.
Warehouse errors drop the gateway's maple_us/maple_eu subquery wrapper, the
row-cap wrapper and the org id. Catalog notes: correct the logs sorting key,
add rollup merge idioms and dimensions, HttpStatusCode is a String.
🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge
Held at 8 because a warning is open. 1 warning −1 · risk medium · 1/1 new units observable
run_sql now rewrites single-answer misspelt identifiers and reruns (up to 3 passes), reports each rewrite to the agent, and scrubs the gateway's internal SQL and org id out of warehouse error text. Safe to merge apart from one regression in how the read tables are detected.
fixUnknownIdentifier rewrites an unknown column to the one catalog column it can mean, then reruns
rawSqlErrorText strips the per-org subquery wrapper, maple_us./maple_eu., the row cap and the org literal
run_sql output gains rewrites, plus a notice and a rerun-count note on the following error
Catalog notes for logs sorting key, traces rollups and service_* dimensions corrected
Findings
🟠 Warning · F1 · Backtick-quoted table names no longer count as referenced
maskLiteralsAndComments blanks backtick-quoted spans (effect-orm src/sql/terminal-clauses.ts:44), so for SELECT ... FROM \traces`the masked text holds notracesandreferencedTableNamesreturns[]. An unknown-column error on such a query then comes back without the column list (withColumnListOnUnknownColumn) and fixUnknownIdentifiercan never repair it, where the previous raw-SQL search matched inside backticks. Agents do backtick-quote, as the tool's own examples and the ``Events.Name` `` test show.
Keep the masked search as the primary signal but fall back to the quoted form: `const at = masked.search(new RegExp(\`\\b${t.name}\\b\`)); const quotedAt = sql.indexOf(\`\`\`${t.name}\`\`\`); const pos = at >= 0 ? at : quotedAt`.
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F1 · Warning · correctness · apps/ai/src/mcp/lib/sql-identifiers.ts:19-24
Backtick-quoted table names no longer count as referenced
`maskLiteralsAndComments` blanks backtick-quoted spans (effect-orm `src/sql/terminal-clauses.ts:44`), so for `SELECT ... FROM \`traces\`` the masked text holds no `traces` and `referencedTableNames` returns `[]`. An unknown-column error on such a query then comes back without the column list (`withColumnListOnUnknownColumn`) and `fixUnknownIdentifier` can never repair it, where the previous raw-SQL search matched inside backticks. Agents do backtick-quote, as the tool's own examples and the `` `Events.Name` `` test show.
Suggested fix: Keep the masked search as the primary signal but fall back to the quoted form: `const at = masked.search(new RegExp(\`\\b${t.name}\\b\`)); const quotedAt = sql.indexOf(\`\`\`${t.name}\`\`\`); const pos = at >= 0 ? at : quotedAt`.
What was checked
replaceIdentifier spans stay offset-aligned: backtick unquoting is length-preserving and masking keeps every index
Join ambiguity handled: owners() requires one table for a bare or alias rewrite (referencedIdentifiers path)
Scrubber regexes checked against the gateway-wrapped, row-capped and datasource-permission messages in the new tests
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run_sql now corrects eligible unknown identifiers and retries warehouse queries up to three rewrites. Its output reports applied corrections. Warehouse errors are normalized for caller-facing messages, and catalog guidance covers timestamp filters, rollup tables, and column types.
Changes: run_sql query recovery
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Summary
Identifier matching and SQL rewriting packages/domain/src/raw-sql.ts, apps/ai/src/mcp/lib/sql-identifiers.ts, apps/ai/src/mcp/lib/sql-identifiers.test.ts, packages/domain/src/raw-sql.test.ts
Utilities find referenced tables and select unambiguous identifier corrections. Rewriting preserves literals and comments. Tests cover supported rewrites and cases that do not produce a correction.
Query retries and rewrite output packages/domain/src/mcp-outputs/services.ts, apps/ai/src/mcp/__evals__/fake-warehouse.ts, apps/ai/src/mcp/tools/run-sql.ts, apps/ai/src/mcp/__evals__/run-sql-recovery.test.ts
run_sql retries eligible failures for up to three rewrites. Output and rendered messages report corrections. Recovery tests cover successful retries, later failures, and the rewrite limit.
Warehouse errors are normalized before table and column enrichment. Catalog notes and budget guidance describe timestamp filters, rollup tables, and column types.
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant run_sql
participant runFixing
participant runRawSql
participant fixUnknownIdentifier
Caller->>run_sql: submit SQL
run_sql->>runFixing: execute with retry handling
runFixing->>runRawSql: run current SQL
runRawSql-->>runFixing: unknown-identifier error
runFixing->>fixUnknownIdentifier: request correction
fixUnknownIdentifier-->>runFixing: rewritten SQL and rewrite details
runFixing->>runRawSql: retry rewritten SQL
runRawSql-->>runFixing: result or warehouse error
runFixing-->>run_sql: return result or failure with rewrite history
run_sql-->>Caller: return output
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MapleTechLabs/maple#1781: Adds service rollup tables and warehouse catalog guidance also referenced by this change.
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🟢 Confidence 10/10 · safe to merge
Only the identifier-rewrite helper changed since the last review; the backtick gap is closed and pinned by a test, and no other defect remains in it. no findings · tests covered · risk medium
This head closes the backtick-quoted-table gap in referencedTableNames with a raw-SQL fallback and a covering test. The rewrite helper is otherwise unchanged from the reviewed commit and is safe to merge.
Fixed since the last review
✅ F1 · Backtick-quoted table names no longer count as referenced
What was checked
Backtick-quoted tables count again via sql.indexOf(traces) (sql-identifiers.ts:24), pinned by the new test.
\b boundaries keep events from matching inside product_events, so the fallback adds no false positive for unquoted names.
Delta from 9cea5f8 is exactly line 24 plus one test; the rest of the PR was reviewed earlier.
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…base name
The preview test showed pr_1961.traces and the org id in errors: the scrubber
only knew the maple_us/maple_eu databases. It now matches the wrapper's shape
for any database, keeps the caller's table alias, strips a database prefix in
front of any catalog table and blanks any remaining org id literal.
🟢 Confidence 10/10 · safe to merge
Scrub re-run against realistic wrapper/row-cap/join shapes came out balanced and leak-free; only an alias-less wrapper directly inside a paren is untested. no findings · tests covered · risk medium
Generalises the run_sql error scrubber to collapse the gateway's per-org subquery under any database name (not just maple_us/maple_eu), strips <db>.<table> only for real catalog tables, and masks leftover org ids. Safe to merge.
What was checked
Ran the full replace chain on row-capped, joined, nested-subquery and user-aliased messages: output balanced, no maple_us, org_x or maple_raw_sql_limited left
alert_checks and the other 46 datasource names are in listWarehouseTables(), so the narrower <db>.<table> strip keeps the coverage the blanket prefix strip had
audit_log is the only hidden datasource and its message returns early as the plain refusal (raw-sql-error-text.ts:17), so its qualified name cannot slip through
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…y wrapper
The wrapper pattern took an optional opening paren without its closing one,
so a wrapper inside parentheses with no alias left a stray ')' behind.
🟢 Confidence 10/10 · safe to merge
Scrubber replayed on three real production warehouse errors; the new test fails on the previous regex. no findings · tests covered · risk low
The follow-up hunk splits the gateway-wrapper scrub into an aliased and a bare regex so an unaliased (… WHERE OrgId = …) collapses as one balanced pair. Splitting them is correct and the regression is pinned by a test that fails on the old pattern; safe to merge.
ALIASED_WRAPPER/BARE_WRAPPER replace the single optional-paren GATEWAY_WRAPPER regex in rawSqlErrorText
A bare gateway wrapper now collapses to the table name without leaving a stray )
What was checked
Replayed rawSqlErrorText on three live WarehouseQueryError messages: no pr_1961./maple_us. prefix, no org_3KkfPhr7… literal, balanced parens
BARE_WRAPPER consumes a matched (/) pair, so x IN (…) output is x IN (traces); the old (\(\()? form produced x IN traces)
rawSqlErrorText still returns a McpQueryError carrying cause, and the unscrubbed text stays on the WarehouseQueryService.executeSql span
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Minor · Recognize qualifiers for quoted tables. · sql-identifiers.ts:119-120
apps/ai/src/mcp/lib/sql-identifiers.ts:119-120 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Recognize qualifiers for quoted tables.
For SELECT t.trace_id FROM traces AS t WHERE $__orgFilter(t), masking removes the table name before this matcher runs. It therefore never records t, and the qualified identifier cannot be corrected. Parse quoted table names and their aliases in qualifier discovery. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/ai/src/mcp/lib/sql-identifiers.ts around lines 119 -
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Update qualifier discovery around maskLiteralsAndComments so it recognizes
quoted table names and captures their aliases, including optional AS, before
masking removes the table name. Preserve the existing unquoted table matching
behavior so qualified identifiers using either form can be corrected.
Minor · Decline rewrites for backtick-defined aliases. · sql-identifiers.ts:107-113
apps/ai/src/mcp/lib/sql-identifiers.ts:107-113 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Decline rewrites for backtick-defined aliases.
definedNames misses AS \service.name`, so recovery changes both the alias and its later references to ServiceName. The output column name changes from service.nametoServiceName`. Detect the quoted alias only at an unmasked SQL position, then decline the full rewrite.
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Update definedNames to recognize backtick-quoted aliases such as service.name
only when the AS clause is at an unmasked SQL position, so recovery declines the
full rewrite and preserves the alias and its later references.
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Review comments at @apps/ai/src/mcp/lib/sql-identifiers.ts:
- Line 24: Update the table-name matching logic that uses `sql.indexOf` for
`t.name` to build the table set from references in `FROM` and `JOIN` clauses
instead. Include comma-separated `FROM` items and backtick-quoted identifiers,
skip quoted identifiers and literals while splitting (including doubled-quote
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Review comments at @apps/ai/src/mcp/lib/sql-identifiers.ts:
- Around line 119-120: Update qualifier discovery around maskLiteralsAndComments
so it recognizes quoted table names and captures their aliases, including
optional AS, before masking removes the table name. Preserve the existing
unquoted table matching behavior so qualified identifiers using either form can
be corrected.
- Around line 107-113: Update definedNames to recognize backtick-quoted aliases
such as service.name only when the AS clause is at an unmasked SQL position, so
recovery declines the full rewrite and preserves the alias and its later
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…es in run_sql fixes
Masking blanked backtick-quoted names with the literals, so a quoted table,
its alias or a quoted defined name was invisible, while a table name inside a
literal or used as an alias counted as a table read. A scanner now blanks only
literals and comments and unquotes identifiers in place, and tables count only
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@Makisuo Thanks for fixing both cases in 517593419 and adding regression tests. The reported changes address both findings: preserving qualifiers for backtick-quoted tables and excluding backtick-defined aliases from rewrites.
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The new scanner reads quoted identifiers in place and counts tables only after FROM/JOIN/comma, and the rewrite rules hold on the cases I ran. One branch fixes a qualified column against the wrong table, so a joined query can be rerun onto a name that still does not exist.
identifierText unquotes backticked/double-quoted identifiers instead of blanking them, keeping every position
referencedTableNames counts a table only after FROM, JOIN or a comma
definedNames now captures dotted aliases, so AS `service.name` blocks its own rewrite
Findings
🟠 Warning · F2 · Qualified fix keeps the agent's qualifier without checking that table has the column
identifierFix accepts any qualifier in scope and only checks the folded column against the union of the read tables, so it rewrites t.body to t.Body in SELECT t.body FROM logs l JOIN traces t ... even though traces has no Body (only logs does; t.severity_text behaves the same way). The rerun then fails on a second, different name and the agent is told to "use t.Body directly", which is the opposite of the documented join rule. Carry the qualifier→table mapping instead of a bare name set, and require that table's own columns to contain the fold match.
Make `tableQualifiers` return `ReadonlyMap<string, string>` (qualifier → table name), then in the dot branch look up the qualifier's table and require one of *its* columns to fold to the written column before rewriting.
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F2 · Warning · correctness · apps/ai/src/mcp/lib/sql-identifiers.ts:94-97
Qualified fix keeps the agent's qualifier without checking that table has the column
`identifierFix` accepts any qualifier in scope and only checks the folded column against the union of the read tables, so it rewrites `t.body` to `t.Body` in `SELECT t.body FROM logs l JOIN traces t ...` even though `traces` has no `Body` (only `logs` does; `t.severity_text` behaves the same way). The rerun then fails on a second, different name and the agent is told to "use `t.Body` directly", which is the opposite of the documented join rule. Carry the qualifier→table mapping instead of a bare name set, and require that table's own columns to contain the fold match.
Suggested fix: Make `tableQualifiers` return `ReadonlyMap<string, string>` (qualifier → table name), then in the dot branch look up the qualifier's table and require one of *its* columns to fold to the written column before rewriting.
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identifierText preserves length on unterminated literals, backticked names holding ', and \' escapes (ran the head file with stubbed catalog)
A table name inside a literal or used as an alias is not counted as read; FROM traces`` still is (ran at head)
Alias rewrites require exactly one read table to own the map column, so errortype on logs is declined
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t.body in a logs/traces join was rewritten to t.Body because logs has Body,
though traces (t) does not. Qualifiers now map to their table, and the fix
must come from that table's columns.
🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge t.body against traces is now declined (checked by running the head module); the alias-declaration rewrite the new rule leaves open is untested. 1 warning −1 · tests partial −1 · risk medium
run_sql now rewrites a column name the warehouse rejected when exactly one real column fits, reruns up to three times, reports the rewrites, and scrubs the gateway's internal SQL out of error text. The scoping fix for qualified names holds; one gap remains in what the rewrite is allowed to touch.
fixUnknownIdentifier folds the rejected name onto one catalog column and reruns via runFixing
Qualified names are fixed only from the table their qualifier names
rawSqlErrorText strips the per-org wrapper, row cap and org id from warehosue errors
Findings
🟠 Warning · F3 · replaceIdentifier renames an AS-less table alias, corrupting the FROM and $__orgFilter
definedNames records only AS x, x AS ( and CTE names, so a table alias declared without AS is unprotected while replaceIdentifier rewrites every occurrence of the rejected name. SELECT service FROM traces service WHERE $__orgFilter(service) comes back as SELECT ServiceName FROM traces ServiceName WHERE $__orgFilter(ServiceName): invalid SQL, and an org filter that names no table, so the rerun fails on an error the agent never wrote.
const written = unknownIdentifierName(message)
const qualifiers = tableQualifiers(sql)
// A table alias is a name the query defines: renaming it breaks the FROM and the
// `$__orgFilter(...)` that names it.
if (written === undefined || definedNames(sql).has(written) || qualifiers.has(written))
return undefined
const to = identifierFix(written, referencedTables(sql), qualifiers)
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F3 · Warning · correctness · apps/ai/src/mcp/lib/sql-identifiers.ts:154-157
`replaceIdentifier` renames an `AS`-less table alias, corrupting the FROM and `$__orgFilter`
`definedNames` records only `AS x`, `x AS (` and CTE names, so a table alias declared without `AS` is unprotected while `replaceIdentifier` rewrites every occurrence of the rejected name. `SELECT service FROM traces service WHERE $__orgFilter(service)` comes back as `SELECT ServiceName FROM traces ServiceName WHERE $__orgFilter(ServiceName)`: invalid SQL, and an org filter that names no table, so the rerun fails on an error the agent never wrote.
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const written = unknownIdentifierName(message)
const qualifiers = tableQualifiers(sql)
// A table alias is a name the query defines: renaming it breaks the FROM and the
// `$__orgFilter(...)` that names it.
if (written === undefined || definedNames(sql).has(written) || qualifiers.has(written))
return undefined
const to = identifierFix(written, referencedTables(sql), qualifiers)
Fixed since the last review
✅ F2 · Qualified fix keeps the agent's qualifier without checking that table has the column
What was checked
Qualified fix now resolves through tableQualifiers: t.body over traces declined, l.body over logs fixed (ran the head module)
Table detection ignores backticked names inside literals and AS-declared aliases; masking keeps offsets so replacements land correctly
Scrubber tests cover balanced parentheses for an unaliased wrapper and an arbitrary database name
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- Line 133: Update the qualifier collection around identifierText(sql).matchAll
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…run_sql fixes
FROM traces service with an unknown service renamed the alias too, breaking
the FROM and its $__orgFilter(service). A name the query uses as a table
qualifier is now never rewritten. # comments are blanked like -- comments.
🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge
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The delta adds # comment masking and a tableQualifiers guard so run_sql no longer renames a plain FROM/JOIN table alias; the reported F3 repro is fixed and tested. An AS-less derived-table alias (FROM (…) service) is still rewritten, so F3 is not fully closed.
SQL_TOKEN now blanks # line comments like -- ones
fixUnknownIdentifier declines any name tableQualifiers maps as a table alias
New tests cover # comments, comma-separated aliases and the AS-less alias guard
FROM (...) service with an unknown service renamed the derived table's
alias. A name straight after ')' that is not a keyword is now a name the
query defines, which also covers select aliases like count() c.
@maple-review-bot F3 follow-up fixed in db55d92: an identifier straight after a closing parenthesis that is not a SQL keyword is now a defined name, so the AS-less derived-table alias in FROM (...) service is never rewritten (test added). It also covers select aliases like count() c.
Checked apps/ai/src/mcp/lib/sql-identifiers.ts at db55d92 and re-implemented identifierText/definedNames in node against the repro shapes:
"SELECT service FROM (SELECT ServiceName FROM traces WHERE $__orgFilter) service" => defined: ["service"]
"SELECT count() c FROM traces" => defined: ["c"]
"SELECT ServiceName FROM traces WHERE (SpanName = 1) AND service.name = 2" => defined: []
You're right — F3 as reported can be dismissed. The \)\s*([A-Za-z_]\w*) pass (line 143) with KEYWORDS_AFTER_PAREN puts the AS-less derived-table alias in definedNames, so line 175 declines before replaceIdentifier sees it, and the test at sql-identifiers.test.ts:115 pins it. The count() c select alias comes along for free. The ordinary-identifier shape is closed.
One narrow residual, since the capture class stops at .: a quoted AS-less alias with a dot is not a defined name —
"SELECT service.name FROM (SELECT ServiceName FROM traces WHERE $__orgFilter) `service.name`" => defined: ["service"]
so it still reaches the fixer: identifierFix folds it to ServiceName, and replaceIdentifier's (?![\w.(]) lookahead (line 109) does not touch a use like `service.name`.SpanName, but does replace the alias declaration itself, leaving the qualifier dangling. AS \service.name`is already covered by the[\w.]in the line-140 pattern, so this is just the paren branch being narrower; widening it to([A-Za-z_][\w.])` closes it. Not blocking for this PR — it needs an agent writing a dotted, AS-less, quoted derived-table alias — but it's the one shape the new rule misses.
@maple-review-bot Closed the residual in 9da86aa: the closing-paren alias capture is now [A-Za-z_][\w.]*, so a quoted, dotted, AS-less derived-table alias is a defined name. Test added.
Checked at 9da86aa3: the delta is the one-character-class widening at sql-identifiers.ts:143 (\)\s*([A-Za-z_]\w*) → \)\s*([A-Za-z_][\w.]*)), and the definedNames(sql).has(written) guard at line 175 still runs before identifierFix, so a captured alias never reaches replaceIdentifier. Deps aren't installed here, so I re-implemented identifierText and both definedNames regexes in node against the repro shapes — ) service.name, ) `service.name`, ) "service.name", ) AS service.name all yield the alias, and the plain ) service case still works. I also checked the escape hatch: an alias the capture still misses finds no column/alias fix and returns undefined, and replaceIdentifier's (?![\w.(]) lookahead already blocks a bare service matching inside service.name. The wider class can only over-capture a column into definedNames, which suppresses a rewrite rather than corrupting one.
🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge
Held at 8 because a warning is open. 1 warning −1 · tests covered · risk medium
db55d92/9da86aa add closing-paren aliases to definedNames, so the FROM (...) service and count() c shapes F3 named are now declined, with tests. One alias form is still renamed: FROM traces \service.name``.
@maple-review-bot Closed in 8fd3173: the table-alias capture in tableQualifiers now accepts dots, so FROM traces \service.name`` maps the full alias and the rewrite is declined. Test added.
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- Line 137: Update the table-reference regex in the SQL identifier scan so
clause keywords such as JOIN cannot be captured as a table alias when the
preceding table has no alias. Preserve scanning of subsequent table references,
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Agreed on the specific shapes F3 named — those can be dismissed. I read tableQualifiers and definedNames at 8fd3173d (apps/ai/src/mcp/lib/sql-identifiers.ts:137-163) and ran their regexes plus identifierText against the shapes in the finding:
"SELECT service.name FROM traces `service.name` WHERE $__orgFilter(`service.name`)"
masked: "SELECT service.name FROM traces service.name WHERE $__orgFilter( service.name )"
qualifiers: [["traces","traces"],["service.name","traces"]] <- declined at line 175
"SELECT service FROM traces service WHERE ..."
qualifiers: [["traces","traces"],["service","traces"]] <- declined at line 175
"... FROM (...) service.name"
defined: ["service.name"] <- declined at line 175
The [A-Za-z_][\w.]* capture on m[2] maps the dotted alias, so qualifiers.has(written) fires. Good.
The underlying property is still reachable, because both guards are keyed to the catalog: tableQualifiers returns [] when m[1].split(".").at(-1) is not in catalog (lines 158-159), and the closing-paren capture only covers alias-after-). An AS-less alias on a CTE reference gets neither. Verified with the same regexes:
"WITH s AS (SELECT ServiceName FROM traces) SELECT service FROM s service WHERE $__orgFilter(service)"
qualifiers: [["traces","traces"]] <- `s service` is skipped, table `s` not in catalog
defined: ["s","SELECT"] <- no closing paren, so no alias captured
referencedTableNames still finds traces inside the CTE body, so identifierFix("service", [traces], …) returns ServiceName via KNOWN_ALIASES, and replaceIdentifier rewrites all three uses — giving … SELECT ServiceName FROM s ServiceName WHERE $__orgFilter(ServiceName), corrupting the FROM alias and the $__orgFilter argument exactly as F3 described. Same holds for any non-catalog relation (system.tables systemTables, table functions).
So: the reported examples are fixed, the general property is not. Smallest close would be to feed the same (?:\bFROM\s+|\bJOIN\s+|,\s*) capture into definedNames regardless of catalog.has(...) (the alias is a defined name whether or not we know the table's columns), with a test for the CTE case above. I haven't staged it — the catalog filter in tableQualifiers is load-bearing for the qualified-column fix, so that needs the suite, not a blind edit. If you'd rather treat the residual as out of scope for this PR, that's a reasonable call; it's a narrower precondition than the original F3 (needs a CTE or non-catalog FROM), not a new class of bug.
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F3 is fixed by the qualifiers.has(written) guard plus the dotted alias capture; the only corruption path left is the JOIN-as-alias one CodeRabbit already has open. no findings · tests covered · risk medium
run_sql now rewrites unambiguous misspelt column names and reruns up to three times, scrubs the gateway wrapper and database prefixes out of warehouse errors, and refreshes the catalog notes. Safe to merge: the AS-less table-alias finding from the earlier review is fixed and tested.
fixUnknownIdentifier declines any name tableQualifiers maps to a table, dotted or not
tableQualifiers captures a dotted alias declared without AS
Tests pin the AS-less alias cases: plain, derived-table and dotted
Fixed since the last review
✅ F3 · replaceIdentifier renames an AS-less table alias, corrupting the FROM and $__orgFilter
What was checked
Replayed F3's query with the head logic: SELECT service FROM traces service … is declined (sql-identifiers.ts:175)
Ran 11 adversarial queries against the head helpers: literals, # comments, comma FROM, joins and quoted aliases behave as asserted
Caller contract in run-sql.ts is unchanged: only fixUnknownIdentifier, referencedTables and unknownIdentifierName are imported
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FROM traces JOIN logs l took JOIN as the first table's alias and missed l,
and the alias of a CTE or other non-catalog relation (FROM s service) was not
a defined name, so it could be renamed. Every FROM/JOIN/comma relation's alias
is now a defined name, clause keywords are never captured as one, and the
qualifier map keeps only catalog tables.
Confirmed — the earlier table-alias finding is addressed in 2e6bedf, and I verified it against the code rather than the summary:
One scan, two consumers.relations() (sql-identifiers.ts:139) is the only relation parser; definedNames (:155) and tableQualifiers (:163) both read it, so they can no longer disagree about what an alias is.
Catalog filter split correctly.definedNames takes every alias (:155, no catalog check), while tableQualifiers still drops non-catalog relations (if (!catalog.has(table)) return [], :165) — so the qualified-column fix keeps its table-ownership check and only defined-name protection widened.
Keyword guard is applied to the alias.RELATION (:134) carries (?!(?:${KEYWORDS})\b) immediately before the alias capture, and KEYWORDS is the same set the )-alias filter uses. I replayed the regex standalone over the shapes that matter: SELECT l.body FROM traces JOIN logs l ON ... → [{traces}, {logs, alias l}], WITH s AS (...) SELECT service FROM s service → {name: s, alias: service}, FROM logs l, traces t → both aliases, and comma-separated select lists (SELECT count(), service.name, , INTERVAL 5 MINUTE, , trace_id, span_id) yield names with no alias, so nothing is wrongly captured as a defined name.
Tests for both regression cases are in place: CTE alias decline at sql-identifiers.test.ts:131 and joined-after-unaliased at :137.
I can't re-run your 242-failure replay — the fixture isn't committed, so the 72 figure is taken as reported; committing the replay set (or the count assertion) would be what settles it later. Checks are green except Token Cost still in progress. Nothing new from me on this commit.
The raw-SQL gate read FROM traces JOIN logs l as traces aliased JOIN, so l
never bound and $__orgFilter(l) was rejected on valid SQL. A clause keyword
is never taken as an alias; a joined subquery's alias still does not bind.
Found on the live preview while re-checking the JOIN-alias fix: the raw-SQL gate (aliasBindsTable in packages/domain/src/raw-sql.ts) has the same flaw.
The bug: in FROM traces JOIN logs l it read JOIN as traces's alias, so l never bound, and $__orgFilter(l) was rejected even when correctly spelled. This is a fail-closed false rejection, not a tenancy gap.
Fixed in 7db5041: a clause keyword can no longer be captured as an alias. The now-dead keyword filter after the match is removed.
Tests: two new accepted shapes (unaliased first table, with and without FINAL), and two new rejections (a joined subquery's alias after an unaliased first table, via JOIN and CROSS JOIN). The 217 gate tests pass.
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Decline rewrites when a qualifier is reused across relations or scopes.
102-121: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Decline rewrites when a qualifier is reused across relations or scopes.
The alias-only guard misses this form:
WITH t AS (
SELECT ServiceName AS span_name, SpanName
FROM traces
WHERE $__orgFilter
)
SELECTt.span_nameFROM t
WHEREt.span_nameIN (
SELECTt.span_nameFROM traces t
WHERE $__orgFilter(t)
)
The inner t.span_name can be recovered as t.SpanName. replaceIdentifier then rewrites every t.span_name, including the valid outer CTE references. The query can succeed while returning the CTE's SpanName column instead of its span_name (ServiceName) column.
The guard must detect both repeated aliases and repeated relation names. FROM t has no alias, so checking only alias === "t" does not detect this case.
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+const hasRepeatedQualifier = (sql: string, written: string): boolean => {+ const dot = written.lastIndexOf(".")+ if (dot <= 0) return false+ const qualifier = written.slice(0, dot)+ return (+ relations(sql).filter(({ name, alias }) => {+ const table = name.split(".").at(-1) ?? name+ return alias === qualifier || table === qualifier+ }).length > 1+ )+}+
export const fixUnknownIdentifier = (
sql: string,
message: string,
): { readonly sql: string; readonly rewrite: IdentifierRewrite } | undefined => {
const written = unknownIdentifierName(message)
const qualifiers = tableQualifiers(sql)
// A table alias is a name the query defines, `AS` or not; renaming it breaks the FROM.
- if (written === undefined || definedNames(sql).has(written) || qualifiers.has(written)) return undefined+ if (+ written === undefined ||+ definedNames(sql).has(written) ||+ qualifiers.has(written) ||+ hasRepeatedQualifier(sql, written)+ )+ return undefined
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Review comment at @apps/ai/src/mcp/lib/sql-identifiers.ts around lines 102 -
121:
Update the identifier-rewrite guard used by replaceIdentifier to decline
rewrites for qualified names when their qualifier matches multiple aliases or
relation names, including unaliased relations; preserve rewrites when the
qualifier resolves unambiguously.
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With t bound to a CTE in one scope and to traces in another, fixing the inner
t.span_name rewrote the outer valid t.span_name too, so the query could run
and read the wrong column.
@coderabbitai Fixed the reused-qualifier follow-up in 414492e: a qualified fix is declined when its qualifier is bound by more than one relation (an alias or a bare relation name, across scopes). Your CTE example is now a test.
@Makisuo Thanks for fixing the reused-qualifier case in 414492e98 and adding the CTE regression test. I’ll review the update, focusing on qualifier reuse through aliases and bare relation names across scopes.
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🟢 Confidence 10/10 · safe to merge
New guard only declines rewrites, and the added test fails without it; earlier regex edge cases are pinned by behaviour tests. no findings · tests covered · risk low
run_sql now rewrites an unambiguous misspelt column and reruns, and scrubs internal SQL out of warehouse errors. The change since the last review only adds a guard that declines a qualified fix when its qualifier names two relations, and it is correct.
fixUnknownIdentifier declines a qualified rewrite when qualifierReused sees the qualifier bound by two relations
sql-identifiers.test.ts pins the CTE-plus-table qualifier case
What was checked
Walked the new CTE case through identifierFix without the guard: it rewrote all three t.span_name uses, so the test does fail without qualifierReused
identifierText keeps every position when blanking literals/comments and unquoting backticks, so replaceIdentifier spans line up with sql
Global SQL_TOKEN/RELATION regexes are only used through replace/matchAll, which do not carry lastIndex between calls
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