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package org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.adapter;
import java.sql.DatabaseMetaData;
import java.sql.Types;
import org.datanucleus.store.connection.ManagedConnection;
import org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.schema.JDBCTypeInfo;
import org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.schema.RDBMSTypesInfo;
import org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.schema.SQLTypeInfo;
import org.datanucleus.store.schema.StoreSchemaHandler;
/**
* Provides methods for adapting SQL language elements to the Pointbase database.
*/
public class PointbaseAdapter extends DatabaseAdapter
{
/**
* Constructor.
* @param metadata MetaData for the Database
*/
public PointbaseAdapter(DatabaseMetaData metadata)
{
super(metadata);
supportedOptions.remove(BOOLEAN_COMPARISON);
supportedOptions.remove(DEFERRED_CONSTRAINTS); // Pointbase 4.4 certainly doesnt support them
}
/**
* Initialise the types for this datastore.
* @param handler SchemaHandler that we initialise the types for
* @param mconn Managed connection to use
*/
public void initialiseTypes(StoreSchemaHandler handler, ManagedConnection mconn)
{
super.initialiseTypes(handler, mconn);
// Add on any missing JDBC types
// Based on PointbaseAdapter : PointBase version=5.1 ECF build 295, major=5, minor=1, revision=0
// Driver name=PointBase JDBC Driver, version=5.1 ECF build 295, major=5, minor=1
RDBMSTypesInfo typesInfo = (RDBMSTypesInfo)handler.getSchemaData(mconn.getConnection(), "types", null);
JDBCTypeInfo jdbcType = (JDBCTypeInfo)typesInfo.getChild("9");
if (jdbcType != null && jdbcType.getNumberOfChildren() > 0)
{
// somehow BIGINT is set to 9 in the JDBC driver so add it at its correct value
SQLTypeInfo dfltTypeInfo = (SQLTypeInfo)jdbcType.getChild("DEFAULT");
SQLTypeInfo sqlType = new SQLTypeInfo(dfltTypeInfo.getTypeName(),
(short)Types.BIGINT, dfltTypeInfo.getPrecision(), dfltTypeInfo.getLiteralPrefix(),
dfltTypeInfo.getLiteralSuffix(), dfltTypeInfo.getCreateParams(), dfltTypeInfo.getNullable(),
dfltTypeInfo.isCaseSensitive(), dfltTypeInfo.getSearchable(), dfltTypeInfo.isUnsignedAttribute(),
dfltTypeInfo.isFixedPrecScale(), dfltTypeInfo.isAutoIncrement(), dfltTypeInfo.getLocalTypeName(),
dfltTypeInfo.getMinimumScale(), dfltTypeInfo.getMaximumScale(), dfltTypeInfo.getNumPrecRadix());
addSQLTypeForJDBCType(handler, mconn, (short)Types.BIGINT, sqlType, true);
}
jdbcType = (JDBCTypeInfo)typesInfo.getChild("16");
if (jdbcType != null)
{
// somehow BOOLEAN is set to 16 in the JDBC driver so add it at its correct location
SQLTypeInfo dfltTypeInfo = (SQLTypeInfo)jdbcType.getChild("DEFAULT");
SQLTypeInfo sqlType = new SQLTypeInfo(dfltTypeInfo.getTypeName(),
(short)Types.BOOLEAN, dfltTypeInfo.getPrecision(), dfltTypeInfo.getLiteralPrefix(),
dfltTypeInfo.getLiteralSuffix(), dfltTypeInfo.getCreateParams(), dfltTypeInfo.getNullable(),
dfltTypeInfo.isCaseSensitive(), dfltTypeInfo.getSearchable(), dfltTypeInfo.isUnsignedAttribute(),
dfltTypeInfo.isFixedPrecScale(), dfltTypeInfo.isAutoIncrement(), dfltTypeInfo.getLocalTypeName(),
dfltTypeInfo.getMinimumScale(), dfltTypeInfo.getMaximumScale(), dfltTypeInfo.getNumPrecRadix());
addSQLTypeForJDBCType(handler, mconn, (short)Types.BOOLEAN, sqlType, true);
}
}
/**
* Accessor for the vendor id.
* @return The vendor id.
**/
public String getVendorID()
{
return "pointbase";
}
/**
* Returns the precision value to be used when creating string columns of "unlimited" length.
* Usually, if this value is needed it is provided in the database metadata. However, for some
* types in some databases the value must be computed specially.
* @param typeInfo the typeInfo object for which the precision value is needed.
* @return the precision value to be used when creating the column, or -1 if no value should be used.
*/
public int getUnlimitedLengthPrecisionValue(SQLTypeInfo typeInfo)
{
if (typeInfo.getDataType() == Types.BLOB || typeInfo.getDataType() == Types.CLOB)
{
return 1 << 31;
}
else
{
return super.getUnlimitedLengthPrecisionValue(typeInfo);
}
}
}