lunar-shadow opened a new pull request, #55547:
URL: https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/55547

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   This fixes `ALTER TABLE ... RENAME TO` in a couple of cases that weren’t 
handled correctly:
   
   * When the target name is catalog-qualified in V2 catalogs
   * When the target is just a table name (no namespace) in both V1 and V2 
catalogs
   
   **Changes:**
   
   * Handle catalog-qualified targets correctly in V2 (strip catalog when it 
matches source)
   * Inherit source namespace when target is table-only (V1 & V2)
   * Add tests covering the above cases
   
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   Right now, rename behaves incorrectly in a few scenarios.
   
   For example:
   
   ```sql
   ALTER TABLE testcat.ns.t1 RENAME TO testcat.ns.t2;
   ```
   
   fails because `asIdentifier` treats everything except the last part as the 
namespace. That means the catalog name (`testcat`) incorrectly ends up inside 
the namespace:
   
   ```scala
   Identifier.of(["testcat", "ns"], "t2")
   ```
   
   instead of:
   
   ```scala
   Identifier.of(["ns"], "t2")
   ```
   
   Similarly:
   
   ```sql
   ALTER TABLE testcat.ns.t1 RENAME TO t2;
   ```
   
   creates an identifier with an empty namespace, instead of inheriting `ns` 
from the source table.
   
   **Steps to reproduce:**
   
   ```sql
   CREATE TABLE testcat.ns.t1 USING foo AS SELECT 1 AS id;
   ALTER TABLE testcat.ns.t1 RENAME TO testcat.ns.t2;
   ```
   
   This fails with a namespace resolution error due to the catalog being 
treated as part of the namespace.
   
   
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   Yes.
   
   * Catalog-qualified renames like ALTER TABLE catalog.ns.t1 RENAME TO 
catalog.ns.t2 now work as expected
   * Renaming to a table-only name (e.g., `RENAME TO t2`) now correctly keeps 
the original namespace
   * Cross-namespace renames (e.g., RENAME TO other_ns.t2) continue to work for 
V2 catalogs as before 
   
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   Added test coverage in `DataSourceV2SQLSuite`:
   
   * Rename with catalog-qualified identifiers (including table-only and 
namespace-qualified cases) 
   * Rename across namespaces for V2 catalogs
   
   
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