public override SqlStatement GetInsertIds(SqlStatement table, IList <SqlStatement> autoPKColumn, IList <SqlStatement> inputPKColumns, IList <SqlStatement> inputPKValues, IList <SqlStatement> outputColumns, IList <SqlStatement> outputParameters, IList <SqlStatement> outputExpressions)
{
// no parameters? no need to get them back
if (outputParameters.Count == 0)
{
return("");
}
// otherwise we keep track of the new values
return(SqlStatement.Format("SELECT {0} INTO {1} FROM DUAL",
SqlStatement.Join(", ", (from outputExpression in outputExpressions select outputExpression.Replace(".NextVal", ".CurrVal", true)).ToArray()),
SqlStatement.Join(", ", outputParameters.ToArray())));
}
protected virtual SqlStatement BuildSelect(Expression select, QueryContext queryContext)
{
var sqlProvider = queryContext.DataContext.Vendor.SqlProvider;
var selectClauses = new List <SqlStatement>();
foreach (var selectExpression in select.GetOperands())
{
var expressionString = BuildExpression(selectExpression, queryContext);
if (selectExpression is SelectExpression)
{
selectClauses.Add(sqlProvider.GetParenthesis(expressionString));
}
else
{
selectClauses.Add(expressionString);
}
}
SelectExpression selectExp = select as SelectExpression;
if (selectExp != null)
{
if (selectExp.Group.Count == 1 && selectExp.Group[0].GroupedExpression == selectExp.Group[0].KeyExpression)
{
// this is a select DISTINCT expression
// TODO: better handle selected columns on DISTINCT: I suspect this will not work in some cases
if (selectClauses.Count == 0)
{
selectClauses.Add(sqlProvider.GetColumns());
}
return(sqlProvider.GetSelectDistinctClause(selectClauses.ToArray()));
}
var noSelect = selectExp.Tables.Count == 0;
if (noSelect)
{
// maybe this is not necessary, but maybe we have to test against operand.specialtype==count
var countOperand = selectExp.Operands.FirstOrDefault() as SpecialExpression;
noSelect &= countOperand != null &&
countOperand.SpecialNodeType == SpecialExpressionType.Count;
}
if (noSelect)
{
return(SqlStatement.Join(", ", selectClauses));
}
}
return(sqlProvider.GetSelectClause(selectClauses.ToArray()));
}
protected virtual SqlStatement BuildLimit(SelectExpression select, SqlStatement literalSelect, QueryContext queryContext)
{
if (select.Limit != null)
{
var sqlProvider = queryContext.DataContext.Vendor.SqlProvider;
var literalLimit = BuildExpression(select.Limit, queryContext);
if (select.Offset != null)
{
var literalOffset = BuildExpression(select.Offset, queryContext);
var literalOffsetAndLimit = BuildExpression(select.OffsetAndLimit, queryContext);
var limitFields = SqlStatement.Join(",", select.Operands.OfType <ColumnExpression>().Select(c => new SqlStatement(sqlProvider.GetColumn(c.Name))).ToList());
return(sqlProvider.GetLiteralLimit(
limitFields,
literalSelect, literalLimit,
literalOffset,
literalOffsetAndLimit));
}
return(sqlProvider.GetLiteralLimit(literalSelect, literalLimit));
}
return(literalSelect);
}
public override SqlStatement GetInsertIds(SqlStatement table, IList <SqlStatement> autoPKColumn, IList <SqlStatement> inputPKColumns, IList <SqlStatement> inputPKValues, IList <SqlStatement> outputColumns, IList <SqlStatement> outputParameters, IList <SqlStatement> outputExpressions)
{
// No parameters? no need to get them back.
if (outputParameters.Count == 0)
{
return(SqlStatement.Empty);
}
// Otherwise we keep track of the new values. Note that we avoid null expressions
// that can be present in the passed list (is this a bug above us?)
IList <SqlStatement> ids = new List <SqlStatement>();
foreach (SqlStatement outputExpression in outputExpressions)
{
if (outputExpression != null)
{
ids.Add(outputExpression.Replace("nextval(", "currval(", true));
}
}
return(SqlStatement.Format("SELECT {0}", SqlStatement.Join(", ", ids.ToArray())));
}
public SqlStatement Join(QueryContext queryContext, params SqlStatement[] clauses)
{
return(SqlStatement.Join(queryContext.DataContext.Vendor.SqlProvider.NewLine,
(from clause in clauses where clause.ToString() != string.Empty select clause).ToList()));
}
