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Thanks for the pull request! Unfortunately, it currently doesn’t handle operator precedence correctly and it also lacks tests. In addition, implementing the operator properly would add complexity to the codebase for what is essentially syntactic sugar. |
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Currently you get an error if you use SQL with concatenation. As far as I'm aware, the || operator is part of ANSI SQL and it seems simple to support.
I noticed there's a comment
Which seems to suggest concatenation should be grouped in with addition and subtraction, so that's what I did.