Is there a way to parse a T-SQL select statement with the "Oslo" M runtime?

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Published on 2009-09-24T00:13:40Z Indexed on 2010/04/08 6:03 UTC
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Searching around the Microsoft.M assembly I found the SourceParser class and whole set of classes in the Microsoft.TSQL10 namespace that seem related to parsing SQL but I cannot find examples of how to use it.

I know the you can generate T-SQL easily enough, but can you consume it, manipulate the data structure and re-output a modified version of the SQL select?

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