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package com.celum.dbtool;
import com.celum.dbtool.configuration.DbConfiguration;
import com.celum.dbtool.installer.DbInstaller;
import com.celum.dbtool.resource.*;
import com.celum.dbtool.step.Version;
/**
* This is the main facade for DB tool. You will use
* mostly this class.
*
* This class needs JDBC DataSource or Connection. If you
* support the Db with Connection, the whole connection management
* like closing, transactions are up to you.
*
* @author Zdenko Vrabel ([email protected])
*/
public class Db {
/** holds configuration information */
private final DbConfiguration configuration;
/**
* @param configuration
*/
public Db(DbConfiguration configuration)
{
this.configuration = configuration;
}
/**
* method executes the scripts without any 'version' updating
* checking etc. It's usable for DB initialization or dropping.
*/
public void run()
{
DbInstaller installer = new DbInstaller(configuration.getDataSource(), configuration.getVariables());
installer.setEventListener(configuration.getEventListener());
installer.install(configuration.getStepsSource());
}
/**
* instead of patch method the install method executes all scripts without
* any version check but the version table is updated anyway (if it's
* defined via 'withVersionUpdate()'
*/
public void install()
{
DbInstaller installer = new DbInstaller(configuration.getDataSource(), configuration.getVariables());
installer.setEventListener(configuration.getEventListener());
installer.setVersionUpdateSql(configuration.getVersionUpdateSqlScript());
installer.install(configuration.getStepsSource());
}
/**
* Method update the database to latest version. There are 2
* strategies how patches could be applied.
*
* Simple strategy, when is 'versionSql' defined and
* apply all patches greater than current DB. This strategy
* is used when you've got VERSION table only with one value.
*
* Conditional strategy, when is precondition SQL defined. This
* strategy apply all patches they're missing. This strategy
* is used when you've got in VERSION table list of all applied
* patches.
*
*/
public void patch()
{
DbStepResource filteredScripts = applyFilter();
DbInstaller installer = new DbInstaller(configuration.getDataSource(), configuration.getVariables());
installer.setEventListener(configuration.getEventListener());
installer.setVersionUpdateSql(configuration.getVersionUpdateSqlScript());
installer.install(filteredScripts);
}
/**
* Method update the database to version you wish.
*/
public void patchTo(Version v)
{
DbStepResource filteredScripts = applyFilter();
filteredScripts = VersionFilter.filter(filteredScripts).smallerOrEqualsTo(v);
DbInstaller installer = new DbInstaller(configuration.getDataSource(), configuration.getVariables());
installer.setEventListener(configuration.getEventListener());
installer.setVersionUpdateSql(configuration.getVersionUpdateSqlScript());
installer.install(filteredScripts);
}
/**
* Method apply filter on resource by patching strategy
*/
private DbStepResource applyFilter()
{
DbStepResource filteredScripts =
new AppliedPatchesFiter(
configuration.getStepsSource(),
configuration.getDataSource(),
configuration.getVersionSql(),
configuration.getVariables());
return filteredScripts;
}
}
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