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Query hints (parse-and-discard): table hints (
WITH (NOLOCK [, ...]) plus the legacy (...)-without-WITH form) on FROM-source / JOIN-RHS / UPDATE / DELETE target positions, statement-level OPTION (...) hints expanded from MAXRECURSION-only to the full standard hint surface (RECOMPILE / MAXDOP / FAST / LOOP|HASH|MERGE JOIN / FORCE ORDER / KEEP|KEEPFIXED|ROBUST PLAN / OPTIMIZE FOR (UNKNOWN) / USE HINT(...) / EXPAND VIEWS / IGNORE_NONCLUSTERED_COLUMNSTORE_INDEX / NO_PERFORMANCE_SPOOL / QUERYTRACEON / TABLE HINT / PARAMETERIZATION / HASH|ORDER GROUP / CONCAT|HASH|MERGE UNION). Simulator doesn't model locking / isolation / planner choices / indexes so all recognized hints are no-ops; value of the bundle is grammar compatibility with applications and EF Core pipelines that emit hints via TagWith / raw SQL. New Selection.Hints.cs partial centralizes the hint vocabulary in two case-insensitive HashSets (TableHintNames ~26 entries / OptionHintFirstWords ~22 entries) plus the ParseOptionalTableHints / ParseOptionClause / SkipBalancedParens helpers. Closed-list rejection per probe-confirmed wording (SQL Server 2025): unknown table hint -> Msg 321 ("<name>" is not a recognized table hints option. with surrounding double-quotes verbatim); unknown OPTION hint -> Msg 102 generic syntax error (probe surprise: OPTION clause has no dedicated unknown-hint code unlike table hints). MAXRECURSION retains its existing runtime effect (override in-scope CteBinding.MaxRecursion); every other recognized hint discards via skip-to-comma-or-paren walking with SkipBalancedParens for nested arg lists (INDEX(IX_foo(c1, c2)), USE HINT('FORCE_LEGACY_CARDINALITY_ESTIMATION'), OPTIMIZE FOR (@p UNKNOWN)). Legacy (hint)-without-WITH form disambiguated from a derived-table column-alias list by peeking one token past (; only consumes when the inner token matches TableHintNames. Wire-up: ParseSingleFromSource calls ParseOptionalTableHints after each ConsumeOptionalAlias (heap-table, view, table-variable cases); ParseUpdate / ParseDelete call it after their target-name parse. ParseInner's post-projection token-loop gets Keyword.Option added to the goto-ExitWhileTokenLoop case alongside the existing set-op terminators so OPTION reaches ParseQueryExpression's outer handler. New QueryErrors factory UnrecognizedTableHint(ReadOnlySpan<char> hintName) for Msg 321. 33 new QueryHintTests cover: every recognized table-hint shape (bare name / = literal / (args)), the WITH and legacy forms, JOIN-RHS hints, UPDATE-target + DELETE-target both forms, every OPTION accept-list entry including multi-word and parenthesized-arg variants, MAXRECURSION's preserved runtime effect, plus the Msg 321 / Msg 102 unknown-hint rejection paths verbatim. One test pins the alias-vs-hint distinction explicitly: FROM t nolock (no WITH, no parens) parses as bare-alias on both real SQL Server and the simulator — nolock isn't a reserved keyword, so the standard ConsumeOptionalAlias Name-token path consumes it, identical to FROM t banana; there is no "deprecated bare-no-paren hint form" to model. New docs/claude/query-hints.md deep-dive doc; CLAUDE.md gains a Feature reference trigger entry and a Not-modeled entry calling out the two narrow remaining gaps (INSERT target hints deferred to a separate bundle - the helper is reusable but the INSERT call site isn't wired; hint-conflict detection Msg 1047 / Msg 308 not enforced since we have no state to conflict over).1 parent 31284f5 commit efb6b43
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