import type { ParseResult } from "../parse-result.js";
/** The CST rooted at `tsql_file` (`batch* EOF` — the full statement range); see `ParseResult` for
 *  the full result shape. */
export type { ParseResult } from "../parse-result.js";
/**
 * Lex + parse a T-SQL input via the grammar's full-file rule (`tsql_file` — `batch* EOF`), the same
 * shape as `parseDatabricks`/`parseSnowflake`: one entry that accepts any statement (query, DML, DDL,
 * control-flow, admin) and a `;`-separated batch of them. EOF-anchored, so trailing garbage is an
 * error rather than silently dropped. Two-stage parsing: try the fast SLL prediction mode first (bail
 * on the first conflict), fall back to full LL only when SLL fails — same result LL alone would give.
 */
export declare function parseTSql(sql: string): ParseResult;