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// JTOpen (IBM Toolbox for Java - OSS version)                                 
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// Filename: JDSQLStatement.java
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// The source code contained herein is licensed under the IBM Public License   
// Version 1.0, which has been approved by the Open Source Initiative.         
// Copyright (C) 1997-2002 International Business Machines Corporation and     
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package com.ibm.as400.access;

import java.sql.Connection;          // @G4A
import java.sql.SQLException;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;
import java.util.Vector;




/**
 Internal class that represents a parsed SQL statement.
 This should only be used internally by the JDBC driver.
**/
//
// Implementation note:
//
// Originally, the statement was parsed as information
// was needed.  For example, it did not parse to see
// if "FOR UPDATE" appeared until isForUpdate() was
// called.  This strategy caused a lot of extraneous
// parsing, and most of the information is needed for
// most statements, so now all parsing is done at object
// construction time.
//
public class JDSQLStatement
{
    // Native statement types.
    //
    static final int    TYPE_UNDETERMINED  = 0;
    static final int    TYPE_OTHER         = 1;
    static final int    TYPE_SELECT        = 2;
    static final int    TYPE_CALL          = 3;
    static final int    TYPE_COMMIT        = 4;
    static final int    TYPE_ROLLBACK      = 5;
    static final int    TYPE_CONNECT       = 6;
    static final int    TYPE_BLOCK_INSERT  = 7;



    // String constants.  These will hopefully help performance
    // slightly - assuming a similar optimization does not
    // already take place.
    private static final String     AS_             = "AS";
    private static final String     CALL_           = "CALL";
    private static final String     CALL0_          = "?";                      // @E1A
    private static final String     CALL1_          = "?=";
    private static final String     CALL2_          = "?=CALL";
    static final String     COMMA_          = ",";
    private static final String     CONNECT_        = "CONNECT";
    private static final String     CONNECTION_     = "CONNECTION";             // @F1A
    static final String     CROSS_          = "CROSS";
    private static final String     CURRENT_        = "CURRENT";
    private static final String     DECLARE_        = "DECLARE";
    private static final String     DELETE_         = "DELETE";
    private static final String     DISCONNECT_     = "DISCONNECT";
    static final String     EXCEPTION_      = "EXCEPTION";
    private static final String     FETCH_          = "FETCH";
    private static final String     FOR_            = "FOR";
    private static final String     FROM_           = "FROM";
    static final String     INNER_          = "INNER";
    private static final String     INSERT_         = "INSERT";
    static final String     JOIN_           = "JOIN";
    static final String     LEFT_           = "LEFT";
    private static final String     LPAREN_         = "(";
    private static final String     OF_             = "OF";
    private static final String     ONLY_           = "ONLY";
    private static final String     READ_           = "READ";
    private static final String     RELEASE_        = "RELEASE";
    private static final String     ROWS_           = "ROWS";
    private static final String     SELECT_         = "SELECT";
    private static final String     SET_            = "SET";
    private static final String     UPDATE_         = "UPDATE";
    private static final String     VALUES_         = "VALUES";
    private static final String     WITH_           = "WITH";   // @B3A
    private static final String     MERGE_          = "MERGE"; //@blksql
    
    static final String METADATA_CALL = "CALL SYSIBM";  /*@K5A*/



    private boolean         canBeBatched_               = false;    // @H2A
    private String          correlationName_            = null;
    private String          csProcedure_                = null;     // @G4A
    private String          csSchema_                   = null;     // @G4A
    private boolean         hasReturnValueParameter_    = false;    // @E1A
    private boolean         isCall_                     = false;
    private boolean         isDeclare_                  = false;
    private boolean         isCurrentOf_                = false;
    private boolean         isDRDAConnect_              = false;    // @B1A
    private boolean         isDRDADisconnect_           = false;    // @B1A
    private boolean         isForFetchOrReadOnly_       = false;
    private boolean         isForUpdate_                = false;
    private boolean         isImmediatelyExecutable_    = false;
    boolean         isInsert_                   = false;    // @H2C Made not private.
    private boolean         isSelect_                   = false;
    private boolean         isSet_                      = false;    // @F4A
    private boolean         isSetSpecialRegister_       = false; 
    private boolean         isSubSelect_                = false;
    private boolean         isPackaged_                 = false;
    private boolean         isUpdateOrDelete_           = false;
    private int             nativeType_                 = TYPE_OTHER;
    private int             numberOfParameters_;
    private String          selectTable_                = null;
    // @C3D private StringTokenizer tokenizer_                  = null;
    private JDSQLTokenizer tokenizer_                   = null; // @C3A
    private String          value_;
    // private String          valueForServer_             = null;     // @E1A
    private boolean         selectTableNotSet_          = true;     //@K1A boolean to determine if selectTable_ has been set, if so, then selectTableNotSet_ is false
  private boolean         selectFromInsert_           = false;    // @GKA
    private boolean       isMetaDataCall_ = false;                //@K5A

    // Contains a list of AS400JDBCStatementListener objects to be invoked when events occur
    // related to a JDSQLStatement.
    private static final Vector statementListeners_ = new Vector();

    // Load any statement listeners that are specified in a runtime property.
    static
    {
      String classNames = SystemProperties.getProperty(SystemProperties.JDBC_STATEMENT_LISTENERS);
      if (classNames != null)
      {
        StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(classNames, ",");
        while (st.hasMoreTokens())
        {
          try
          {
            String clazz = st.nextToken();
            addStatementListener((AS400JDBCStatementListener)Class.forName(clazz).newInstance());
            Trace.log(Trace.INFORMATION, "Successfully loaded JDBC statement listener "+clazz);
          }
          catch (Throwable t)
          {
            Trace.log(Trace.WARNING, "Error instantiating JDBC statement listener: ", t);
          }
        }
      }
    }


    /**
     * Adds an AS400JDBCStatementListener.
     * @param listener 
    **/
    public static void addStatementListener(AS400JDBCStatementListener listener)
    {
      if (listener != null) statementListeners_.add(listener);
    }

    /**
     * Removes an AS400JDBCStatementListener.
     * @param listener 
    **/
    public static void removeStatementListener(AS400JDBCStatementListener listener)
    {
      if (listener != null) statementListeners_.remove(listener);
    }

    /**
    Constructs a JDSQLStatement object.  Use this constructor
    if you know you do not need to do any conversion to native
    SQL.
    
    @param  sql                 A SQL statement.
    
    @exception  SQLException        If there is a syntax error or
                                    a reference to an unsupported
                                    scalar function.
    **/
    JDSQLStatement(String sql) throws SQLException
    {
        // decimalSeparator is "" because we only need it if convert is true
        // this constructor is only used for SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL called 
        // internally, so the last two parms can be null -- this code would need to 
        // be changed if this constructor were used for a CALL statement with named
        // parameters
        this(sql, "", false, JDProperties.PACKAGE_CRITERIA_DEFAULT, null);      // @A1C //@G1C

    }



    /**
    Constructs a JDSQLStatement object.
    
    @param  sql                 A SQL statement.
    @param  decimalSeparator    The decimal separator.
    @param  convert             Convert to native SQL?
    @param  packageCriteria     The package criteria.
    @param  connection          A connection object to get properties off.
    
    @exception  SQLException        If there is a syntax error or
                                    a reference to an unsupported
                                    scalar function.
    **/
    JDSQLStatement(String sql, String decimalSeparator, boolean convert, String packageCriteria,
                   AS400JDBCConnection connection) // @A1C //@G1C
    throws SQLException
    {
        if(sql == null)
        {
            JDError.throwSQLException(JDError.EXC_SYNTAX_ERROR);
        }

        // Ensure that the string always contains at least one
        // character, since some methods depend on that fact.
        if(sql.trim().length() == 0)
        {
            JDError.throwSQLException(JDError.EXC_SYNTAX_BLANK);
        }

        //@F6D // Count the number of parameters.  Do not count parameter
        //@F6D // markers that appear within quotes or after a comment
        //@F6D // delimiter (two dashes).
        //@F6D numberOfParameters_ = 0;
        //@F6D int commentIndex = -1;
        //@F6D int length = sql.length();
        //@F6D for (int i = 0; i < length; ++i)
        //@F6D {
        //@F6D     char ch = sql.charAt(i);
        //@F6D     if (ch == '\'')
        //@F6D     {
        //@F6D         while ((i < length - 1) && (sql.charAt(++i) != '\''));
        //@F6D     }
        //@F6D     else if (ch == '\"')
        //@F6D     {
        //@F6D         while ((i < length - 1) && (sql.charAt (++i) != '\"'));
        //@F6D     }
        //@F6D     else if (ch == '-')
        //@F6D     {
        //@F6D         if (i < length - 1)
        //@F6D         {
        //@F6D             if (sql.charAt(++i) == '-')
        //@F6D             {
        //@F6D                 commentIndex = i;
        //@F6D                 i = length; // break out of for loop @F2C
        //@F6D             }
        //@F6D         }
        //@F6D     }
        //@F6D     else if (ch == '?')
        //@F6D     {
        //@F6D         ++numberOfParameters_;
        //@F6D     }
        //@F6D }

        //@F6A Start new code
        // Strip off comments.  Don't strip comment characters in literals.
        int length = sql.length();

        //char[] sqlArray = sql.toCharArray();
        //char[] outArray = new char[length];
        // @C3D int out = -1;  // We are always pre-incrementing... so start before the first char here.

        // Perf Note: numberOfParameters_ will default to 0.  Don't set it here.

        //@G8D        boolean inComment = false;

        //@G7 Skip removing comments if it is a CREATE statement smaller than 32KB
        //@G7 (Greater than 32KB would overflow the buffer, so we have to remove
        //@G7 the comments in that case.)
        //@C3D if (length > 32767 ||                               //@G7A
        //@C3D    !sql.trim().toUpperCase().startsWith("CREATE")) //@G7A
        //@C3D{
        //@G7 If this is not a normal CREATE or the length is too big,
        //@G7 we must strip out the comments!
        // @C3D for (int i = 0; i < length; ++i) {
        // @C3D switch (sqlArray[i]) {
        // @C3D case '\'':
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = sqlArray[i];

        // Consume everything while looking for the ending quote character.
        // @C3D while (i < length - 1) {
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = sqlArray[++i];
        // @C3D if (sqlArray[i] == '\'') {
        // @C3D break;
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D }

        // @C3D break;
        // @C3D case '\"':
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = sqlArray[i];

        // Consume everything while looking for the ending quote character.
        // @C3D while (i < length - 1) {
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = sqlArray[++i];

        // @C3D if (sqlArray[i] == '\"') {
        // @C3D break;
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D }

        // @C3D break;
        // @C3D case '-':
        // @C3D if (i < length - 1) {
        // @C3D if (sqlArray[++i] == '-') {
        // It's a single line commment (--).  We are going to eat the comment until
        // a new line character or the end of the string, but first output a space 
        // to the output buffer.
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = ' ';
        // @C3D while ((i < length - 1) && (sqlArray[++i] != '\n'))
        // @C3D ;                    // do nothing but spin.

        // If we didn't break the loop because we were at the end of the string...
        // we broke because of a newline character.  Put it into the output.
        // @C3D if (i < length - 1)
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = '\n';

        // @C3D }
        // @C3D else {
        // This was not a comment.  Output the characters we read.
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = sqlArray[i-1];
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = sqlArray[i];
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D else {
        // Last character - must write the '-'
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = sqlArray[i];
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D break;
        // @C3D case '/':

        // If we are not on the last character....
        // @C3D if (i < length - 1) {
        // Check to see if we are starting a comment.
        // @C3D if (sqlArray[++i] == '*') {
        // It is a multi-line commment - write over the '/*' characters
        // and set the inComment flag.
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = ' ';
        //@G8D                            inComment = true;
        // @C3D int numComments = 1; //@G8A - keep track of the nesting level

        //@G8C
        // Need to handle nested comments.
        // If we see a */, we've closed a comment block.
        // If we see another /*, we've started a new block.
        // @C3D while (i < length - 1 && numComments > 0) //@G8C
        // @C3D {
        // @C3D char cur = sqlArray[++i]; //@G8A
        // @C3D if (i < length-1)
        // @C3D {
        // @C3D char next = sqlArray[i+1];
        // @C3D if (cur == '*' && next == '/')
        // @C3D {
        // @C3D --numComments;
        // @C3D ++i;
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D else if (cur == '/' && next == '*')
        // @C3D {
        // @C3D ++numComments;
        // @C3D ++i;
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D else {
        // This was not a comment.  Output the characters we read.
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = sqlArray[i-1];
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = sqlArray[i];
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D else {
        // Last character - must write the '/'
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = sqlArray[i];
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D break;
        // @C3D case '?':
        // Write the character.
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = sqlArray[i];
        // @C3D ++numberOfParameters_;
        // @C3D break;
        // @C3D default: 
        // Write the character.
        // @C3D outArray[++out] = sqlArray[i];
        // @C3D break;
        // @C3D }
        // @C3D }

        for (int i=0; i= JDUtilities.vrm540) ? 2097151 : 32767;    //@PDC 2M for commentStrip in v5r4
        if(length > commentStripLength)//@PDC 2M for commentStrip
        { // @C3A
            String old = sql;
            JDSQLTokenizer commentStripper = new JDSQLTokenizer(sql, JDSQLTokenizer.DEFAULT_DELIMITERS, true, false); // @C3A
            sql = commentStripper.toString(); // @C3M
            // Notify our listeners that we stripped comments.
            if (old.length() != sql.length())
            {
              for (int i=0; i= 0)
            //@F6D {
            //@F6D    value_ = JDEscapeClause.parse(sql.substring(0, commentIndex), decimalSeparator) + sql.substring(commentIndex);
            //@F6D }
            //@F6D else
            //@F6D {
            value_ = JDEscapeClause.parse(sql, decimalSeparator, connection.getVRM()); // @C1M
            //@F6D }
        }
        else
        {
            value_ = sql;
        }
        
        value_ = AS400BidiTransform.convertSQLToHostCCSID(value_, connection);	//Bidi-HCG end

        tokenizer_ = new JDSQLTokenizer(value_, JDSQLTokenizer.DEFAULT_DELIMITERS, false, false); // @C3A moved this line up from below
        numberOfParameters_ = tokenizer_.getNumberOfParameters(); // @C3A the tokenizer counts the number of parameter markers now

        // Determine the first word.
        // @F2 - We need to skip any leading parentheses and whitespace and combinations thereof.
        // e.g. SELECT
        //      (SELECT
        //      ( SELECT
        //      ((SELECT
        //      ( ( SELECT
        String firstWord = ""; //@F2C
        // @C3D tokenizer_ = new StringTokenizer(value_);
        //@KBD while(firstWord == "" && tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens()) //@F2A
        while(firstWord.length() == 0 && tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens())    //@KBA
        {
            String word = tokenizer_.nextToken();
            // Our StringTokenizer ensures that word.length() > 0
            int i=0;
            int len = word.length();
            while(i < len && word.charAt(i) == '(')
            {
                ++i;
            }
            if(i < len)
            {
                firstWord = word.substring(i).toUpperCase();
            }
        }
        //@F2D    if (tokenizer_.countTokens() > 0)
        //@F2D    {                                     // @E2C
        //@F2D      firstWord = tokenizer_.nextToken().toUpperCase();
        //@F2D      boolean flag = true;                                                // @E2A
        //@F2D      while (flag)
        //@F2D      {                                                       // @E2A
        //@F2D        if (firstWord.length() == 0)                                    // @E2A
        //@F2D        {
        //@F2D          flag = false;                                               // @E2A
        //@F2D        }
        //@F2D        else if (firstWord.charAt(0) == '(')                            // @E2A
        //@F2D        {
        //@F2D          firstWord = firstWord.substring(1);                         // @E2A
        //@F2D        }
        //@F2D        else                                                            // @E2A
        //@F2D        {
        //@F2D          flag = false;                                               // @E2A
        //@F2D        }
        //@F2D      }                                                                   // @E2A
        //@F2D    }                                                                       // @E2A
        //@F2D    else
        //@F2D    {
        //@F2D      firstWord = "";
        //@F2D    }

        // Handle the statement based on the first word
        if((firstWord.startsWith(SELECT_)) || (firstWord.equals(WITH_)) || (firstWord.startsWith(VALUES_))) // @F5C //@VALc //@val2
        {
            // @B3C
            isSelect_ = true;
            nativeType_ = TYPE_SELECT;
        }
        else if((firstWord.equals(CALL_)))
        {                                      // @E1A
            isCall_ = true;
            nativeType_ = TYPE_CALL;
            // Check for metadata call @K5A
            if (value_.indexOf(METADATA_CALL) == 0) {
              isMetaDataCall_ = true; 
            }
            if (value_.indexOf("WLM_SET_CLIENT_INFO") > 0) {
              isSetSpecialRegister_ = true; 
            }
        }
        else if((firstWord.equals(CALL0_)) || (firstWord.equals(CALL1_)) || (firstWord.equals(CALL2_))) //@E1A
        {
            // @E1A
            isCall_ = true;                                                         // @E1A
            nativeType_ = TYPE_CALL;                                                // @E1A
            hasReturnValueParameter_ = true;                                        // @E1A
            --numberOfParameters_;  // We will "fake" the first one.                // @E1A
        }                                                                           // @E1A
        // @E10 moved Release to its own block
        else if(firstWord.equals(CONNECT_) || firstWord.equals(CONNECTION_) || firstWord.equals(DISCONNECT_)) //@F1C @E10c
        {
            nativeType_ = TYPE_CONNECT;

            if(firstWord.equals(CONNECT_))            // @B1A
            {
                isDRDAConnect_ = true;                  // @B1A
            }
            else if(firstWord.equals(DISCONNECT_))    // @B1A
            {
                isDRDADisconnect_ = true;               // @B1A
            }
        }
        // @E10 now release can be both a DRDC connection release or a savepoint release
        else if(firstWord.equals(RELEASE_))             //@E10a
        {
            //@E10a
            String upperCaseSql = value_.toUpperCase();  //@E10a
            int k = upperCaseSql.indexOf("SAVEPOINT");   //@E10a
            if(k >= 0)                                  //@E10a
            {
            }      // no need to do anything         //@E10a
            else                                         //@E10a
                nativeType_ = TYPE_CONNECT;               //@E10a
        }                                                //@E10a
        else if(firstWord.equals(INSERT_))
        {
            isInsert_ = true;

            // Look for the string ROWS VALUES in the string.
            String upperCaseSql = value_.toUpperCase();
            int k = upperCaseSql.indexOf(ROWS_);
            int len = upperCaseSql.length(); //@F2A @H2M
            if(k != -1)
            {
                k += 4;
                while(k < len && Character.isWhitespace(upperCaseSql.charAt(k))) //@F2C
                {
                    ++k;
                }
                if(upperCaseSql.regionMatches(k, VALUES_, 0, 6))
                {
                    nativeType_ = TYPE_BLOCK_INSERT;
                }
            }

            //@H2A Look for VALUES clause to determine whether this statement can be block inserted.
            //@H2A The database will throw out block insert statements that have values other than
            //@H2A parameter markers, like "INSERT INTO TABLE VALUES (NULL, ?)".
            int m = upperCaseSql.indexOf(VALUES_);                                        //@H2A
            if(m != -1)                                                                 //@H2A
            {
                //@H2A
                m += 6;                                                                   //@H2A
                while(m < len && Character.isWhitespace(upperCaseSql.charAt(m)))         //@H2A
                {
                    //@H2A
                    ++m;                                                                  //@H2A
                }                                                                         //@H2A
                //@H2A
                int lastParen = upperCaseSql.lastIndexOf(")");                            //@H2A
                //@J1 - According to the DB2 SQL Reference, paranthesis are optional around a single value
                //@J1D if(lastParen < m)
                //@J1D {
                //@J1D      JDError.throwSQLException(this, JDError.EXC_SYNTAX_ERROR);
                //@J1D }

                if(lastParen >= 1 && lastParen > m)             //@J1A make sure last parenthesis is after the VALUES keyword
                {                                               //@J1A
                    String valuesString = upperCaseSql.substring(m+1, lastParen);             //@H2A
                    StringTokenizer tokenizer = new StringTokenizer (valuesString, ", ?\n\r\t");    //@H2A
                    if(!tokenizer.hasMoreTokens())                                           //@H2A
                    {
                        //@H2A
                        canBeBatched_ = true;                                                 //@H2A
                    }                                                                         //@H2A
                }                                               //@J1A
                else                                            //@J1A  Check to see if only one value or one parameter marker exists, if more than one value, then it is a syntax error
                {                                               //@J1A
                    String valuesString = upperCaseSql.substring(m);        //@J1A - get everything after the VALUES clause
                    if(valuesString.trim().equals("?"))                     //@J1A - there is only one parameter marker, therefore, we can batch
                        canBeBatched_ = true;                               //@J1A
                    else                                                    //@J1A - make sure there is only one literal, otherwise a syntax error occured.
                    {                                                       //@J1A
                    	// @A1D
                    	// If a syntax error can occur, leave it to the engine to throw the exception.
                    	// This code to throw an exception was removed because after V6R1 the syntax 
                    	// "insert into x values 1,2,3" is valid
                        //StringTokenizer tokenizer = new StringTokenizer(valuesString, ",");     //@J1A
                        //if(tokenizer.countTokens() > 1)                                         //@J1A
                        //    JDError.throwSQLException(this, JDError.EXC_SYNTAX_ERROR);          //@J1A
                    }                                           //@J1A
                }                                               //@J1A
            }
        }
        else if((firstWord.equals(UPDATE_)) || (firstWord.equals(DELETE_)))
        {
            if(connection.getVRM() >= JDUtilities.vrm710) {  //@blksql
            	
            	if (((AS400JDBCConnection)connection).doUpdateDeleteBlocking()) { 
                    canBeBatched_ = true;   //@blksql
            	}

            }
            isUpdateOrDelete_ = true;
        }
        else if(firstWord.equals(MERGE_)) //@blksql
        {
            if((connection).getVRM() >= JDUtilities.vrm710)  { //@blksql
                canBeBatched_ = true;   //@blksql
            }
        }
        else if(firstWord.equals(DECLARE_))
        {
            isDeclare_ = true;
        }
        else if(firstWord.equals(SET_))  // @F4A - This entire block.
        {
            isSet_ = true;
            nativeType_ = TYPE_UNDETERMINED;
            // Note: See loop below for SET CONNECTION.
            
        }

        //@G4A New code starts
        if(isCall_)
        {
            // Strip off extra '?'s or '='s
            while(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens() && !firstWord.endsWith(CALL_))
            {
                firstWord = tokenizer_.nextToken ().toUpperCase ();
            }
            String token = tokenizer_.nextToken();

            int index = token.indexOf('(');
            // Strip off the beginning of the parameters.                                                       
            if(index != -1)
                token = token.substring(0, index);

            String namingSeparator;
            if((connection).getProperties().
               getString(JDProperties.NAMING).equalsIgnoreCase("sql"))
            {
                namingSeparator = ".";
            }
            else {
                namingSeparator = "/";
            }

            //@DELIMa Added the following block to handle case sensitive procedure names and collection names
            String qualifiedProcedure = null;  //  + procedure
            StringBuffer buf = null;  // for appending additional tokens
            int schemaDelimEndIndex = -1;  //@PDA  flag used to preserve index inside qualifiedProcedure if schema is delim

            // If no quotes, and there's a separator in the middle, no need to peekToken().
            int separatorPos = token.indexOf(namingSeparator);
            if(token.indexOf('\"') == -1 && separatorPos > 0 && separatorPos < token.length()-1)
            {
              qualifiedProcedure = token;
            }
            else if(token.endsWith(namingSeparator)) // schema not quoted, procedure is quoted
            {
              if(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens()) {
                buf = new StringBuffer(token);
                buf.append(tokenizer_.nextToken());
              }
            }
            else if(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens() && tokenizer_.peekToken().equals(namingSeparator)) // both schema and procedure are quoted
            {
              schemaDelimEndIndex = token.length(); 
              buf = new StringBuffer(token);
              buf.append(tokenizer_.nextToken());
              if(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens()) {
                buf.append(tokenizer_.nextToken());
              }
            }
            else if(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens() && tokenizer_.peekToken().startsWith(namingSeparator))  // schema is quoted (and maybe procedure too)
            {
              schemaDelimEndIndex = token.length(); 
              buf = new StringBuffer(token);
              buf.append(tokenizer_.nextToken());
            }
            else
            {
              qualifiedProcedure = token;  // neither schema nor procedure is quoted
            }

            if(buf != null)
            {
              qualifiedProcedure = buf.toString();
              int parenPos = qualifiedProcedure.indexOf('(');
              // Strip off the beginning of the parameters.
              if(parenPos != -1)
                qualifiedProcedure = qualifiedProcedure.substring(0, parenPos);
            }
            buf = null;  // we're done with the buffer

            // @PDC  preserve index if schema is quoted, since it may contain a namingSeparator (ie.  "De.lim"."My.Proc" )
            if(schemaDelimEndIndex == -1)
            {
                index = qualifiedProcedure.indexOf(namingSeparator);
            } else
            {
                index = schemaDelimEndIndex;
            }
            
            if(index == -1)
            {
                csProcedure_ = JDUtilities.upperCaseIfNotQuoted(qualifiedProcedure);
                // Currently don't handle correctly if more than one library in list.
                csSchema_ = "";
            }
            else
            {
                csProcedure_ = JDUtilities.upperCaseIfNotQuoted(qualifiedProcedure.substring(index+1));
                csSchema_ = JDUtilities.upperCaseIfNotQuoted(qualifiedProcedure.substring(0,index));
            }
        }
        //@G4A New code ends

        // Now we need to do some parsing based on the
        // rest of the words.  These are tests for the
        // following certain phrases:
        //
        //    CURRENT OF
        //    FOR FETCH ONLY
        //    FOR READ ONLY
        //    FOR UPDATE
        //    FROM (select from-clause)
        //
        boolean isSecondToken = true;                   // @F4A
        while(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens())
        {
            String token = tokenizer_.nextToken().toUpperCase();

            if(isInsert_ && token.equals(SELECT_))
            {
                isSubSelect_ = true;
            }
            else if(token.equals(CURRENT_) && tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens() &&
                    tokenizer_.nextToken().equalsIgnoreCase(OF_))
            {
                isCurrentOf_ = true;
            }
            else if(token.equals(FOR_))
            {
                parseFor();
            }
            else if(isSelect_ && token.equals(FROM_) && selectTableNotSet_)        //@K1C Added not set to check for subqueries
            {
                selectTableNotSet_ = false;                                        //@K1A
                if(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens())
                {
                    token = tokenizer_.nextToken(); //@F3C

                    if(!token.startsWith(LPAREN_))
                    {
                        // The "@G6A" code is trying to fix our parsing of the 
                        // table-name in statements like
                        //      SELECT * FROM collection."table with space" WHERE ....
                        // The tokenizer will break this up into tokens
                        //      SELECT
                        //      *
                        //      FROM
                        //      collection."table
                        //      with
                        //      space 
                        // A customer reported a bug where we incorrectly re-formed
                        // the table name when doing an update row.  The string we
                        // ended up with was.
                        //      UPDATE collection."table SET column = value WHERE CURRENT OF cursor
                        // Note the fix is not to just slam tokens together, separating them by a space,
                        // until we find a token that ends with a quote.  That won't fix the case
                        // where multiple spaces are between characters such as collection."a   b".
                        // "a b" and "a    b" are different tables.  The fix is to go back to the
                        // original SQL statement, find the beginning of the collection/table name,
                        // then copy characters until finding the ending quote. 
                        //if (token.indexOf('\"') >= 0)                                              //@G6A
                        //{                                                                          //@G6A
                        //    // find out if we already have the whole name by counting the quotes  //@G6A
                        //    int cnt = 0;                                                          //@G6A
                        //    int ind = -1;                                                         //@G6A
                        //    while ((ind = token.indexOf('\"', ind+1)) >= 0) {                     //@G6A
                        //        cnt++;                                                            //@G6A
                        //    }                                                                     //@G6A
                        //    // if there is an even number of quotes we already have an open       //@G6A
                        //    // and close so there is no need to look for another close            //@G6A
                        //    if (cnt % 2 == 0) {                                                   //@G6A
                        //        selectTable_ = token;                                             //@G6A
                        //    } else {                                                              //@G6A
                        //        // grab the rest of the token to the closing quote                //@G6A
                        //        String quotetok = "";                                             //@G6A
                        //        if (tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens()) {                                 //@G6A
                        //            quotetok = tokenizer_.nextToken("\"") + "\"";                 //@G6A
                        //            // grab the quote token from the end                          //@G6A
                        //            tokenizer_.nextToken(" \t\n\r\f");                            //@G6A
                        //        }                                                                 //@G6A
                        //        selectTable_ = token + quotetok;                                  //@G6A
                        //    }                                                                     //@G6A
                        //}                                                                          //@G6A
                        //else                                                                       //@G6A

                        // @C3A put the code to determine the naming separator down here too
                        String namingSeparator;
                        if((connection).getProperties().
                           getString(JDProperties.NAMING).equalsIgnoreCase("sql"))
                        {
                            namingSeparator = ".";
                        }
                        else
                            namingSeparator = "/";

                        // @C3A added the following block to handle case sensitive table and collection names
                        if(token.endsWith(namingSeparator))
                        {
                            StringBuffer table = new StringBuffer(token);
                            if(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens())
                                table.append(tokenizer_.nextToken());
                            selectTable_ = table.toString();
                        }
                        else if(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens() && tokenizer_.peekToken().equals(namingSeparator))
                        {
                            StringBuffer table = new StringBuffer(token);
                            table.append(tokenizer_.nextToken());
                            if(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens())
                                table.append(tokenizer_.nextToken());
                            selectTable_ = table.toString();
                        }
                        else if(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens() && tokenizer_.peekToken().startsWith(namingSeparator))
                        {
                            StringBuffer table = new StringBuffer(token);
                            table.append(tokenizer_.nextToken());
                            selectTable_ = table.toString();
                        }
                        else
                        {
                            selectTable_ = token;                                                  //@G6M
                        }
                        // @C3A end case sensitive table and collection name block

                        // If common table expressions are used, then sometimes the selectTable_ will end with a ). 
                        // Go ahead and remove it. @WAA
                        int stLen = selectTable_.length(); 
                        if (selectTable_.charAt(stLen-1) == ')') {
                          selectTable_ = selectTable_.substring(0, stLen-1); 
                        }
                        
                        if(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens())
                        {
                            token = tokenizer_.nextToken().toUpperCase();

                            if(token.equals(AS_) && tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens())
                            {
                                correlationName_ = tokenizer_.nextToken().toUpperCase();
                            }
                            else if(token.equals(FOR_))
                            {
                                parseFor();
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            else if(isSet_ && isSecondToken && token.equals(CONNECTION_))  // @F4A - This entire block.
            {
                nativeType_ = TYPE_CONNECT;
            } else if (isSet_ && isSecondToken) {
              if (token.equals(CURRENT_) ||
                  (token.equals("PATH")) ||
                  (token.equals("SESSION")) ||
                  (token.equals("SCHEMA")) ||
                  (token.equals("CURRENT_SCHEMA")) ||
                  (token.equals("COLLECTION"))) {
                isSetSpecialRegister_ = true; 
              }
            }

            isSecondToken = false;      // @F4A
        }

        // Based on all of the information that we
        // have gathered up to this point, determine
        // a few more tidbits.
        boolean intermediate = (numberOfParameters_ > 0)
                               || (isInsert_ && isSubSelect_)
                               || (isCurrentOf_ && isUpdateOrDelete_);

        isImmediatelyExecutable_ = ! (intermediate || isSelect_);

        // @F8a Update package caching criteria to match ODBC and what is stated in 
        // @F8a our properties page.
        // @F8a 
        // @F8d // @A1C
        // @F8d // Changed the logic to determine isPackaged_ from the
        // @F8d // "package criteria" property.
        // @F8d if (packageCriteria.equalsIgnoreCase(JDProperties.PACKAGE_CRITERIA_DEFAULT))
        // @F8d {  // @A1A
        // @F8d     isPackaged_ = intermediate
        // @F8d                   || (isSelect_ && ! isForFetchOrReadOnly_)
        // @F8d                   || (isDeclare_);
        // @F8d }                                                                          // @A1A
        // @F8d else
        // @F8d {                                                                          // @A1A
        // @F8d     isPackaged_ = (isInsert_ && isSubSelect_)                              // @A1A
        // @F8d                   || (isCurrentOf_ && isUpdateOrDelete_)                   // @A1A
        // @F8d                   || (isSelect_ && ! isForFetchOrReadOnly_)                // @A1A
        // @F8d                   || (isDeclare_);                                         // @A1A
        // @F8d }                                                                          // @A1A


        // 2011-11-29.  If the statement has parameters, let it be stored in the package
        // even if a update or delete. 
        isPackaged_ =   ((numberOfParameters_ > 0) && !isCurrentOf_ )                        // @F8a
                        || (isInsert_ && isSubSelect_)                                       // @F8a
                        || (isSelect_ && isForUpdate_)                                       // @F8a
                        || (isDeclare_);                                                     // @F8a
                                                                                             // @F8a
        if(packageCriteria.equalsIgnoreCase(JDProperties.PACKAGE_CRITERIA_SELECT))        // @F8a
        {
            // @F8a
            isPackaged_ = isPackaged_ || isSelect_;                                         // @F8a
        }                                                                                  // @F8a



        // If there is a return value parameter, strip if off now.                         @E1A
        // The database does not understand these.                                           @E1A
        if(hasReturnValueParameter_)
        {                                                 // @E1A
            int call = value_.toUpperCase().indexOf(CALL_);                             // @E1A
            if(call != -1)                                                             // @E1A
            {
                value_ = value_.substring(call);                                        // @E1A
            }
        }                                                                               // @E1A

        // Trim once and for all.                                                          @E1A
        value_ = value_.trim();                                                         // @E1A
        tokenizer_ = null; //@mem make avail for GC now
    }



    //@H2A
    /**
    Indicates if the statement can be batched.
    
    @return     true if the statement can be batched;
                false otherwise.
    **/
    boolean canBatch()
    {
        return canBeBatched_;
    }


    /**
    Returns the number of parameters in the SQL statement.
    
    @return         Number of parameters.
    **/
    int countParameters()
    {
        return numberOfParameters_;
    }



    /**
    Returns the correlation name for a SELECT statement.
    
    @return The correlation name, or null if no correlation name
            is specified, or this is not a SELECT statement.
    **/
    String getCorrelationName()
    {
        return correlationName_;
    }



    /**
    Returns the native statement type.
    
    @return         Native type.
    **/
    int getNativeType()
    {
        return nativeType_;
    }



    //@G4A
    /**
    Returns the number of parameters for a statement.
    
    @return The number of parameters parsed in this class, or 0
            if no parameters were parsed.
    **/
    int getNumOfParameters()
    {
        return numberOfParameters_;
    }



    //@G4A
    /**
    Returns the procedure name name for a CALL stored procedure statement.
    
    @return The procedure name, or null if no stored procedure name
            is specified, or this is not a CALL statement.
    **/
    String getProcedure()
    {
        return csProcedure_;
    }



    //@G4A
    /**
    Returns the schema name for a CALL stored procedure statement.
    
    @return The schema name, or null if no stored procedure name
            is specified, or this is not a CALL statement.
    **/
    String getSchema()
    {
        return csSchema_;
    }



    /**
    Returns the single table name for a SELECT statement.
    
    @return The single table name, or null if multiple tables
            were specified, or this is not a SELECT statement.
    **/
    String getSelectTable()
    {
        return selectTable_;
    }



    // @E1A
    /**
    Indicates if the SQL statement has a return value parameter.
    
    @return true if the SQL statement has a return value parameter,
            false otherwise.
    **/
    boolean hasReturnValueParameter()                                   // @E1A
    {                                                                   // @E1A
        return hasReturnValueParameter_;                                // @E1A
    }                                                                   // @E1A



    // @B1A
    /**
    Indicates if the statement initiates a
    DRDA connection.
    
    @return     true if the statement initiates a
                DRDA connection; false otherwise.
    **/
    boolean isDRDAConnect()
    {
        return isDRDAConnect_;
    }



    // @B1A
    /**
    Indicates if the statement closes a
    DRDA connection.
    
    @return     true if the statement closes a
                DRDA connection; false otherwise.
    **/
    boolean isDRDADisconnect()
    {
        return isDRDADisconnect_;
    }



    /**
    Indicates if the statement contains a FOR FETCH
    ONLY or FOR READ ONLY clause.
    
    @return     true if the statement contains a
                FOR FETCH ONLY or FOR READ ONLY clause;
                false otherwise.
    **/
    boolean isForFetchOnly()
    {
        return isForFetchOrReadOnly_;
    }



    /**
    Indicates if the statement contains a FOR UPDATE
    clause.
    
    @return     true if the statement contains a
                FOR UPDATE clause; false otherwise.
    **/
    boolean isForUpdate()
    {
        return isForUpdate_;
    }



    /**
    Indicates if the statement can be executed immediately
    without doing a separate prepare and execute.
    
    @return     true if the statement can be executed
                immediately executable; false otherwise.
    **/
    boolean isImmediatelyExecutable()
    {
        return isImmediatelyExecutable_;
    }



    /**
    Indicates if this statement should be stored in
    a package.  This decision is based on characteristics
    that make statements good candidates for being
    stored in packages (those that will likely benefit
    overall performance by being stored in a package).
    This helps to reduce clutter in packages.
    
    @return     true if the statement should be stored
                in a package; false otherwise.
    **/
    boolean isPackaged()
    {
        return isPackaged_;
    }



    /**
    Indicates if the statement is a stored procedure call.
    
    @return     true if the statement is a stored
                procedure call; false otherwise.
    **/
    boolean isProcedureCall()
    {
        return isCall_;
    }



    /**
    Indicates if the statement a SELECT.
    
    @return     true if the statement is a SELECT;
                false otherwise.
    **/
    boolean isSelect()
    {
        return isSelect_;
    }



    /**
    Parses the token after FOR.
    **/
    private void parseFor()
    {
        if(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens())
        {
            String token = tokenizer_.nextToken().toUpperCase();

            if((token.equals(FETCH_)) || (token.equals(READ_)))
            {
                if(tokenizer_.hasMoreTokens() && tokenizer_.nextToken().equalsIgnoreCase(ONLY_))
                {
                    isForFetchOrReadOnly_ = true;
                }
            }
            else if(token.equals(UPDATE_))
            {
                isForUpdate_ = true;
            }
        }
    }


    // @G5 new method
    /**
    Sets the native statement type to one of the valid types.
    If an invalid type is specified, no change will occur.
    Valid types are:
    
  • TYPE_UNDETERMINED
  • TYPE_OTHER
  • TYPE_UNDETERMINED
  • TYPE_OTHER
  • TYPE_SELECT
  • TYPE_CALL
  • TYPE_COMMIT
  • TYPE_ROLLBACK
  • TYPE_CONNECT
  • TYPE_BLOCK_INSERT
@param type Native statement type. **/ public void setNativeType (int type) // @G5A { // @G5A nativeType_ = type; // @G5A return; // @G5A } // @G5A // @GKA public void setSelectFromInsert(boolean selectFromInsert){ selectFromInsert_ = selectFromInsert; } // @GKA public boolean isSelectFromInsert() { return selectFromInsert_; } /** Returns the SQL statement as a String. This will be native SQL if conversion was requested. @return The string, optionally native SQL. **/ public String toString() { return value_; // @E1C } boolean getIsMetaDataCall() { return isMetaDataCall_; } /*@K5A*/ public boolean isSetSpecialRegister() { return isSetSpecialRegister_; } }




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