org.apache.empire.dbms.DBSqlPhrase Maven / Gradle / Ivy

Go to download
/*
 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one
 * or more contributor license agreements.  See the NOTICE file
 * distributed with this work for additional information
 * regarding copyright ownership.  The ASF licenses this file
 * to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the
 * "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance
 * with the License.  You may obtain a copy of the License at
 *
 *  http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
 *
 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing,
 * software distributed under the License is distributed on an
 * "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY
 * KIND, either express or implied.  See the License for the
 * specific language governing permissions and limitations
 * under the License.
 */
package org.apache.empire.dbms;

/**
 * Enum for all SQL phrases that may be supplied by the dbms
 * The phase may consist of the following placeholders:
 *  ? = the expression on which the function is applied (usually a column expression)
 *  {[param-index]:[DataType]} = a function parameter. The DataType name, if supplied, must match the name of a DataType enum value.
 * @author rainer
 */
public enum DBSqlPhrase
{
    // sql-phrases
    SQL_NULL                ("null"),
    SQL_PARAMETER           ("?"),
    SQL_RENAME_TABLE        (" "),
    SQL_RENAME_COLUMN       (" AS "),
    SQL_DATABASE_LINK       ("@"),          // Oracle
    SQL_QUOTES_OPEN         ("\""),         // MSSQL: [
    SQL_QUOTES_CLOSE        ("\""),         // MSSQL: ]
    SQL_CONCAT_EXPR         ("+"),          // Oracle: "||"
    SQL_PSEUDO_TABLE        (""),           // Oracle: "DUAL"

    // data types
    SQL_BOOLEAN_TRUE        ("1"),          // Oracle Y
    SQL_BOOLEAN_FALSE       ("0"),          // Oracle N
    SQL_CURRENT_DATE        ("CURRENT_DATE"), 
    SQL_DATE_PATTERN        ("yyyy-MM-dd"),   // SimpleDateFormat
    SQL_DATE_TEMPLATE       ("TO_DATE('{0}', 'YYYY-MM-DD')"),  // MSSql: convert(date, '{0}', 111)
    SQL_CURRENT_TIME        ("CURRENT_TIME"), // MSSql: CONVERT(time, getdate());
    SQL_TIME_PATTERN        ("HH:mm:ss"),     // SimpleDateFormat
    SQL_TIME_TEMPLATE       ("'{0}'"),        // MSSql: convert(time, '{0}')
    SQL_DATETIME_PATTERN    ("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSS"), // SimpleDateFormat        
    SQL_DATETIME_TEMPLATE   ("TO_DATE('{0}', 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS')"), // Oracle
    SQL_CURRENT_TIMESTAMP   ("systimestamp"),                   // Oracle
    SQL_TIMESTAMP_PATTERN   ("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSS"),        // SimpleDateFormat
    SQL_TIMESTAMP_TEMPLATE  ("TO_TIMESTAMP('{0}', 'YYYY.MM.DD HH24:MI:SS.FF')"), // Oracle

    // functions
    SQL_FUNC_COALESCE       ("coalesce(?, {0})"),       // Oracle: nvl(?, {0})
    SQL_FUNC_SUBSTRING      ("substring(?, {0:INTEGER})"),
    SQL_FUNC_SUBSTRINGEX    ("substring(?, {0:INTEGER}, {1:INTEGER})"),
    SQL_FUNC_REPLACE        ("replace(?, {0}, {1})"),   // Oracle: replace(?,{0},{1})
    SQL_FUNC_REVERSE        ("reverse(?)"),             // Oracle: reverse(?) 
    SQL_FUNC_STRINDEX       ("charindex({0}, ?)"),      // Oracle: instr(?, {0})
    SQL_FUNC_STRINDEXFROM   ("charindex({0}, ?, {1:INTEGER})"), // Oracle: instr(?, {0}, {1}) 
    SQL_FUNC_LENGTH         ("length(?)"),              // MSSql: len(?)
    SQL_FUNC_UPPER          ("upper(?)"),
    SQL_FUNC_LOWER          ("lower(?)"),
    SQL_FUNC_TRIM           ("trim(?)"),
    SQL_FUNC_LTRIM          ("ltrim(?)"),
    SQL_FUNC_RTRIM          ("rtrim(?)"),
    SQL_FUNC_ESCAPE         ("? escape {0:VARCHAR}"),
    SQL_FUNC_CONCAT         ("concat(?)"),
    
    // Numeric
    SQL_FUNC_ABS            ("abs(?)"),
    SQL_FUNC_ROUND          ("round(?, {0})"),
    SQL_FUNC_TRUNC          ("trunc(?, {0})"),
    SQL_FUNC_FLOOR          ("floor(?)"),
    SQL_FUNC_CEILING        ("ceiling(?)"),             // Oracle: ceil(?)
    SQL_FUNC_MOD            ("((?) % {0})"),            // Oracle: mod(?)
    SQL_FUNC_FORMAT         ("format(?, {0:VARCHAR})"), // Oracle: TO_CHAR(?, {0:VARCHAR})

    // Date
    SQL_FUNC_DAY            ("day(?)"),                 // Oracle: extract(day from ?)
    SQL_FUNC_MONTH          ("month(?)"),               // Oracle: extract(month from ?)
    SQL_FUNC_YEAR           ("year(?)"),                // Oracle: extract(year from ?)

    // Aggregation
    SQL_FUNC_SUM            ("sum(?)", true),
    SQL_FUNC_MAX            ("max(?)", true),
    SQL_FUNC_MIN            ("min(?)", true),
    SQL_FUNC_AVG            ("avg(?)", true),
    SQL_FUNC_STRAGG         (null),                     // Not supported by default, please supply in DBMSHandler

    // Decode
    SQL_FUNC_DECODE         ("case ? {0} end"),         // Oracle: decode(? {0})
    SQL_FUNC_DECODE_SEP     (" "),                      // Oracle: ,
    SQL_FUNC_DECODE_PART    ("when {0} then {1}"),      // Oracle: {0}, {1}
    SQL_FUNC_DECODE_ELSE    ("else {0}");               // Oracle: {0}

    
    private static final String PREFIX_SQL = "SQL_";
    private static final String PREFIX_FUNC = "FUNC_";
    
    private final String funcName;
    private final String sqlDefault;
    private final boolean aggregate;
    
    private DBSqlPhrase(String sqlDefault, boolean aggregate)
    {
        this.sqlDefault = sqlDefault;
        this.aggregate = aggregate;
        // get the function name
        String name = name();
        if (name.startsWith(PREFIX_SQL))
            name = name.substring(PREFIX_SQL.length());
        if (name.startsWith(PREFIX_FUNC))
            name = name.substring(PREFIX_FUNC.length());
        this.funcName = name;
    }
    
    private DBSqlPhrase(String sqlDefault)
    {
        this(sqlDefault, false);
    }

    public String getFuncName()
    {
        return funcName;
    }

    public String getSqlDefault()
    {
        return sqlDefault;
    }

    public boolean isAggregate()
    {
        return aggregate;
    }
}