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impl AstInfo for Aug

type NestedStatement = Statement<Raw>

type ItemName = ResolvedItemName

type ColumnReference = ResolvedColumnReference

type SchemaName = ResolvedSchemaName

type DatabaseName = ResolvedDatabaseName

type ClusterName = ResolvedClusterName

type DataType = ResolvedDataType

type CteId = LocalId

type RoleName = ResolvedRoleName

type ObjectName = ResolvedObjectName

type NetworkPolicyName = ResolvedNetworkPolicyName

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fn default() -> Aug

impl<'a> Fold<Raw, Aug> for NameResolver<'a>

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fn fold_query(&mut self, q: Query<Raw>) -> Query<Aug>

fn fold_create_continual_task_statement( &mut self, stmt: CreateContinualTaskStatement<Raw>, ) -> CreateContinualTaskStatement<Aug>

fn fold_cte_id( &mut self, _id: <Raw as AstInfo>::CteId, ) -> <Aug as AstInfo>::CteId

fn fold_item_name( &mut self, item_name: <Raw as AstInfo>::ItemName, ) -> <Aug as AstInfo>::ItemName

fn fold_column_name(&mut self, column_name: ColumnName<Raw>) -> ColumnName<Aug>

fn fold_column_reference( &mut self, _node: <Raw as AstInfo>::ColumnReference, ) -> <Aug as AstInfo>::ColumnReference

fn fold_data_type( &mut self, data_type: <Raw as AstInfo>::DataType, ) -> <Aug as AstInfo>::DataType

fn fold_schema_name( &mut self, name: <Raw as AstInfo>::SchemaName, ) -> <Aug as AstInfo>::SchemaName

fn fold_database_name( &mut self, database_name: <Raw as AstInfo>::DatabaseName, ) -> <Aug as AstInfo>::DatabaseName

fn fold_cluster_name( &mut self, cluster_name: <Raw as AstInfo>::ClusterName, ) -> <Aug as AstInfo>::ClusterName

fn fold_with_option_value( &mut self, node: WithOptionValue<Raw>, ) -> WithOptionValue<Aug>

fn fold_role_name( &mut self, name: <Raw as AstInfo>::RoleName, ) -> <Aug as AstInfo>::RoleName

fn fold_network_policy_name( &mut self, name: <Raw as AstInfo>::NetworkPolicyName, ) -> <Aug as AstInfo>::NetworkPolicyName

fn fold_object_name( &mut self, name: <Raw as AstInfo>::ObjectName, ) -> <Aug as AstInfo>::ObjectName

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fn fold_grant_target_specification( &mut self, node: GrantTargetSpecification<Raw>, ) -> GrantTargetSpecification<Aug>

fn fold_doc_on_identifier( &mut self, node: DocOnIdentifier<Raw>, ) -> DocOnIdentifier<Aug>

fn fold_expr(&mut self, node: Expr<Raw>) -> Expr<Aug>

fn fold_abbreviated_grant_or_revoke_statement( &mut self, node: AbbreviatedGrantOrRevokeStatement<T>, ) -> AbbreviatedGrantOrRevokeStatement<T2>

fn fold_abbreviated_grant_statement( &mut self, node: AbbreviatedGrantStatement<T>, ) -> AbbreviatedGrantStatement<T2>

fn fold_abbreviated_revoke_statement( &mut self, node: AbbreviatedRevokeStatement<T>, ) -> AbbreviatedRevokeStatement<T2>

fn fold_alter_cluster_action( &mut self, node: AlterClusterAction<T>, ) -> AlterClusterAction<T2>

fn fold_alter_cluster_statement( &mut self, node: AlterClusterStatement<T>, ) -> AlterClusterStatement<T2>

fn fold_alter_connection_action( &mut self, node: AlterConnectionAction<T>, ) -> AlterConnectionAction<T2>

fn fold_alter_connection_option( &mut self, node: AlterConnectionOption<T>, ) -> AlterConnectionOption<T2>

fn fold_alter_connection_option_name( &mut self, node: AlterConnectionOptionName, ) -> AlterConnectionOptionName

fn fold_alter_connection_statement( &mut self, node: AlterConnectionStatement<T>, ) -> AlterConnectionStatement<T2>

fn fold_alter_default_privileges_statement( &mut self, node: AlterDefaultPrivilegesStatement<T>, ) -> AlterDefaultPrivilegesStatement<T2>

fn fold_alter_index_action( &mut self, node: AlterIndexAction<T>, ) -> AlterIndexAction<T2>

fn fold_alter_index_statement( &mut self, node: AlterIndexStatement<T>, ) -> AlterIndexStatement<T2>

fn fold_alter_network_policy_statement( &mut self, node: AlterNetworkPolicyStatement<T>, ) -> AlterNetworkPolicyStatement<T2>

fn fold_alter_object_rename_statement( &mut self, node: AlterObjectRenameStatement, ) -> AlterObjectRenameStatement

fn fold_alter_object_swap_statement( &mut self, node: AlterObjectSwapStatement, ) -> AlterObjectSwapStatement

fn fold_alter_owner_statement( &mut self, node: AlterOwnerStatement<T>, ) -> AlterOwnerStatement<T2>

fn fold_alter_retain_history_statement( &mut self, node: AlterRetainHistoryStatement<T>, ) -> AlterRetainHistoryStatement<T2>

fn fold_alter_role_option(&mut self, node: AlterRoleOption) -> AlterRoleOption

fn fold_alter_role_statement( &mut self, node: AlterRoleStatement<T>, ) -> AlterRoleStatement<T2>

fn fold_alter_secret_statement( &mut self, node: AlterSecretStatement<T>, ) -> AlterSecretStatement<T2>

fn fold_alter_set_cluster_statement( &mut self, node: AlterSetClusterStatement<T>, ) -> AlterSetClusterStatement<T2>

fn fold_alter_sink_action( &mut self, node: AlterSinkAction<T>, ) -> AlterSinkAction<T2>

fn fold_alter_sink_statement( &mut self, node: AlterSinkStatement<T>, ) -> AlterSinkStatement<T2>

fn fold_alter_source_action( &mut self, node: AlterSourceAction<T>, ) -> AlterSourceAction<T2>

fn fold_alter_source_add_subsource_option( &mut self, node: AlterSourceAddSubsourceOption<T>, ) -> AlterSourceAddSubsourceOption<T2>

fn fold_alter_source_add_subsource_option_name( &mut self, node: AlterSourceAddSubsourceOptionName, ) -> AlterSourceAddSubsourceOptionName

fn fold_alter_source_statement( &mut self, node: AlterSourceStatement<T>, ) -> AlterSourceStatement<T2>

fn fold_alter_system_reset_all_statement( &mut self, node: AlterSystemResetAllStatement, ) -> AlterSystemResetAllStatement

fn fold_alter_system_reset_statement( &mut self, node: AlterSystemResetStatement, ) -> AlterSystemResetStatement

fn fold_alter_system_set_statement( &mut self, node: AlterSystemSetStatement, ) -> AlterSystemSetStatement

fn fold_alter_table_add_column_statement( &mut self, node: AlterTableAddColumnStatement<T>, ) -> AlterTableAddColumnStatement<T2>

fn fold_as_of(&mut self, node: AsOf<T>) -> AsOf<T2>

fn fold_assignment(&mut self, node: Assignment<T>) -> Assignment<T2>

fn fold_avro_doc_on(&mut self, node: AvroDocOn<T>) -> AvroDocOn<T2>

fn fold_avro_schema(&mut self, node: AvroSchema<T>) -> AvroSchema<T2>

fn fold_avro_schema_option( &mut self, node: AvroSchemaOption<T>, ) -> AvroSchemaOption<T2>

fn fold_avro_schema_option_name( &mut self, node: AvroSchemaOptionName, ) -> AvroSchemaOptionName

fn fold_catalog_name(&mut self, node: CatalogName) -> CatalogName

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