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package com.jn.sqlhelper.dialect.internal.limit;
import com.jn.sqlhelper.dialect.pagination.RowSelection;
import java.util.Locale;
public class FirstOrderLimitHandler extends AbstractLimitHandler {
@Override
public String processSql(String sql, RowSelection rowSelection) {
return getLimitString(sql, LimitHelper.getFirstRow(rowSelection), getMaxOrLimit(rowSelection));
}
@Override
protected String getLimitString(String sql, long offset, int limit) {
boolean hasOffset = offset > 0;
sql = sql.trim();
boolean hasOrderByClause = false;
String orderByClause = null;
String sqlLowercase = sql.toLowerCase(Locale.ROOT);
int orderByIndex = sqlLowercase.lastIndexOf("order by");
if (orderByIndex > -1) {
orderByClause = sql.substring(orderByIndex);
sql = sql.substring(0, orderByIndex - 1);
hasOrderByClause = true;
}
StringBuilder sql2 = new StringBuilder(sql.length() + 100);
sql2.append(sql);
// you can look FIRST as limit
if (getDialect().isUseLimitInVariableMode()) {
if (hasOffset) {
sql2.append(" FIRST ? TO ? ");
} else {
sql2.append(" FIRST ? ");
}
} else {
if (hasOffset) {
sql2.append(" FIRST " + offset + " TO " + limit + " ");
} else {
sql2.append(" FIRST " + limit + " ");
}
}
if (hasOrderByClause) {
sql2.append(orderByClause);
}
return sql2.toString();
}
}