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Implements support for retrieving data from relational
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package org.protempa.backend.dsb.relationaldb;
import java.io.Serializable;
import org.protempa.proposition.value.GranularityFactory;
import org.protempa.proposition.value.UnitFactory;
/**
* Specifies mappings from propositions to relational database tables. Instances
* of this class tell a {@link RelationalDatabaseDataSourceBackend} how to query
* a relational database for propositions.
*
* @author Andrew Post
*/
public final class RelationalDatabaseSpec implements Serializable {
private static final long serialVersionUID = -7404642542962229266L;
private static final EntitySpec[] EMPTY_ES_ARR = new EntitySpec[0];
private static final StagingSpec[] EMPTY_SS_ARR = new StagingSpec[0];
private EntitySpec[] primitiveParameterSpecs = EMPTY_ES_ARR;
private EntitySpec[] eventSpecs = EMPTY_ES_ARR;
private EntitySpec[] constantSpecs = EMPTY_ES_ARR;
private StagingSpec[] stagedSpecs = EMPTY_SS_ARR;
private final UnitFactory units;
private final GranularityFactory granularities;
/**
* Instantiates this class with the specified mappings from primitive
* parameters, events and constant parameters to relational database tables,
* and unit and granularity types.
*
* You can specify alternative versions of the same entity by creating
* sequential entity specs with the same name, different column specs for
* one or more properties or references, and mutually exclusive constraint
* specs. One example of where this is useful is inpatient versus clinic
* hospital encounters, for which dates might be stored differently.
*
* @param primitiveParameterSpecs
* an {@link EntitySpec} array containing mappings from primitive
* parameters to relational database tables.
* @param eventSpecs
* an {@link EntitySpec} array containing mappings from events to
* relational database tables.
* @param constantSpecs
* an {@link EntitySpec} array containing mappings from constants to
* relational database tables.
* @param stagedSpecs
* a {@link TableSpec} array containing the names of database tables
* to be staged before querying
* @param units
* what {@link UnitFactory} from which to get units.
* @param granularities
* what {@link GranularityFactory} from which to get
* granularities.
*/
RelationalDatabaseSpec(EntitySpec[] primitiveParameterSpecs,
EntitySpec[] eventSpecs, EntitySpec[] constantSpecs,
StagingSpec[] stagedSpecs, UnitFactory units,
GranularityFactory granularities) {
setPrimitiveParameterSpecs(primitiveParameterSpecs);
setConstantSpecs(constantSpecs);
setEventSpecs(eventSpecs);
setStagedSpecs(stagedSpecs);
this.units = units;
this.granularities = granularities;
}
/**
* Gets the granularity factory from which the
* {@link RelationalDatabaseDataSourceBackend} should get granularities.
*
* @return a {@link GranularityFactory}.
*/
GranularityFactory getGranularities() {
return granularities;
}
UnitFactory getUnits() {
return units;
}
EntitySpec[] getConstantSpecs() {
return constantSpecs.clone();
}
/**
* You can specify alternative versions of the same entity by creating
* sequential entity specs with the same name, different column specs for
* one or more properties or references, and mutually exclusive constraint
* specs. One example of where this is useful is inpatient versus clinic
* hospital encounters, for which dates might be stored differently.
*
* @param constantParameterSpecs
*/
private void setConstantSpecs(EntitySpec[] constantParameterSpecs) {
if (constantParameterSpecs == null) {
this.constantSpecs = EMPTY_ES_ARR;
} else {
this.constantSpecs = constantParameterSpecs.clone();
}
}
EntitySpec[] getEventSpecs() {
return eventSpecs.clone();
}
/**
* You can specify alternative versions of the same entity by creating
* sequential entity specs with the same name, different column specs for
* one or more properties or references, and mutually exclusive constraint
* specs. One example of where this is useful is inpatient versus clinic
* hospital encounters, for which dates might be stored differently.
*
* @param eventSpecs
*/
private void setEventSpecs(EntitySpec[] eventSpecs) {
if (eventSpecs == null) {
this.eventSpecs = EMPTY_ES_ARR;
} else {
this.eventSpecs = eventSpecs.clone();
}
}
EntitySpec[] getPrimitiveParameterSpecs() {
return primitiveParameterSpecs.clone();
}
/**
* You can specify alternative versions of the same entity by creating
* sequential entity specs with the same name, different column specs for
* one or more properties or references, and mutually exclusive constraint
* specs. One example of where this is useful is inpatient versus clinic
* hospital encounters, for which dates might be stored differently.
*
* @param primitiveParameterSpecs
*/
private void setPrimitiveParameterSpecs(EntitySpec[] primitiveParameterSpecs) {
if (primitiveParameterSpecs == null) {
this.primitiveParameterSpecs = EMPTY_ES_ARR;
} else {
this.primitiveParameterSpecs = primitiveParameterSpecs.clone();
}
}
StagingSpec[] getStagedSpecs() {
return stagedSpecs.clone();
}
private void setStagedSpecs(StagingSpec[] stagedSpecs) {
if (stagedSpecs == null) {
this.stagedSpecs = EMPTY_SS_ARR;
} else {
this.stagedSpecs = stagedSpecs.clone();
}
}
}
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