Add missing syntax in table functions docs

docs/src/main/sphinx/functions/table.rst

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Table functions
 A table function is a function returning a table. It can be invoked inside the
 ``FROM`` clause of a query::
 
-    SELECT * FROM my_function(1, 100)
+    SELECT * FROM TABLE(my_function(1, 100))
 
 The row type of the returned table can depend on the arguments passed with
 invocation of the function. If different row types can be returned, the
@@ -33,8 +33,8 @@ Every table function is provided by a catalog, and it belongs to a schema in
 the catalog. You can qualify the function name with a schema name, or with
 catalog and schema names::
 
-    SELECT * FROM schema_name.my_function(1, 100)
-    SELECT * FROM catalog_name.schema_name.my_function(1, 100)
+    SELECT * FROM TABLE(schema_name.my_function(1, 100))
+    SELECT * FROM TABLE(catalog_name.schema_name.my_function(1, 100))
 
 Otherwise, the standard Trino name resolution is applied. The connection
 between the function and the catalog must be identified, because the function
@@ -51,15 +51,15 @@ There are two conventions of passing arguments to a table function:
 
 - **Arguments passed by name**::
 
-    SELECT * FROM my_function("row_count" => 100, "column_count" => 1)
+    SELECT * FROM TABLE(my_function("row_count" => 100, "column_count" => 1))
 
 In this convention, you can pass the arguments in arbitrary order. Arguments
 declared with default values can be skipped. Argument names are resolved
 case-sensitive, and with automatic uppercasing of unquoted names.
 
 - **Arguments passed positionally**::
 
-    SELECT * FROM my_function(1, 100)
+    SELECT * FROM TABLE(my_function(1, 100))
 
 In this convention, you must follow the order in which the arguments are
 declared. You can skip a suffix of the argument list, provided that all the