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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void shouldConstructSuboptimalIndexDetails()
internal virtual void ShouldConstructSuboptimalIndexDetails()
{
NotificationDetail detail = NotificationDetail_Factory.SuboptimalIndex("Person", "name");
assertThat(detail.Name(), equalTo("index"));
assertThat(detail.Value(), equalTo("index on :Person(name)"));
assertThat(detail.ToString(), equalTo("index is: index on :Person(name)"));
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void shouldConstructJoinHintDetailsSingular()
internal virtual void ShouldConstructJoinHintDetailsSingular()
{
IList <string> idents = new List <string>();
idents.Add("n");
NotificationDetail detail = NotificationDetail_Factory.JoinKey(idents);
assertThat(detail.Name(), equalTo("hinted join key identifier"));
assertThat(detail.Value(), equalTo("n"));
assertThat(detail.ToString(), equalTo("hinted join key identifier is: n"));
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void shouldConstructCartesianProductDetailsSingular()
internal virtual void ShouldConstructCartesianProductDetailsSingular()
{
ISet <string> idents = new HashSet <string>();
idents.Add("n");
NotificationDetail detail = NotificationDetail_Factory.CartesianProduct(idents);
assertThat(detail.Name(), equalTo("identifier"));
assertThat(detail.Value(), equalTo("(n)"));
assertThat(detail.ToString(), equalTo("identifier is: (n)"));
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void shouldConstructNotificationsFor_DEPRECATED_PROCEDURE()
internal virtual void ShouldConstructNotificationsForDEPRECATEDPROCEDURE()
{
NotificationDetail identifierDetail = NotificationDetail_Factory.DeprecatedName("oldName", "newName");
Notification notification = DEPRECATED_PROCEDURE.notification(InputPosition.empty, identifierDetail);
assertThat(notification.Title, equalTo("This feature is deprecated and will be removed in future versions."));
assertThat(notification.Severity, equalTo(SeverityLevel.WARNING));
assertThat(notification.Code, equalTo("Neo.ClientNotification.Statement.FeatureDeprecationWarning"));
assertThat(notification.Position, equalTo(InputPosition.empty));
assertThat(notification.Description, equalTo("The query used a deprecated procedure. ('oldName' has been replaced by 'newName')"));
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void shouldConstructNotificationFor_INDEX_HINT_UNFULFILLABLE()
internal virtual void ShouldConstructNotificationForINDEXHINTUNFULFILLABLE()
{
NotificationDetail indexDetail = NotificationDetail_Factory.Index("Person", "name");
Notification notification = INDEX_HINT_UNFULFILLABLE.notification(InputPosition.empty, indexDetail);
assertThat(notification.Title, equalTo("The request (directly or indirectly) referred to an index that does not exist."));
assertThat(notification.Severity, equalTo(SeverityLevel.WARNING));
assertThat(notification.Code, equalTo("Neo.ClientError.Schema.IndexNotFound"));
assertThat(notification.Position, equalTo(InputPosition.empty));
assertThat(notification.Description, equalTo("The hinted index does not exist, please check the schema (hinted index is: index on :Person(name))"));
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void shouldConstructCartesianProductDetails()
internal virtual void ShouldConstructCartesianProductDetails()
{
ISet <string> idents = new SortedSet <string>();
idents.Add("n");
idents.Add("node2");
NotificationDetail detail = NotificationDetail_Factory.CartesianProduct(idents);
assertThat(detail.Name(), equalTo("identifiers"));
assertThat(detail.Value(), equalTo("(n, node2)"));
assertThat(detail.ToString(), equalTo("identifiers are: (n, node2)"));
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void shouldConstructNotificationsFor_JOIN_HINT_UNFULFILLABLE()
internal virtual void ShouldConstructNotificationsForJOINHINTUNFULFILLABLE()
{
IList <string> idents = new List <string>();
idents.Add("n");
idents.Add("node2");
NotificationDetail identifierDetail = NotificationDetail_Factory.JoinKey(idents);
Notification notification = JOIN_HINT_UNFULFILLABLE.notification(InputPosition.empty, identifierDetail);
assertThat(notification.Title, equalTo("The database was unable to plan a hinted join."));
assertThat(notification.Severity, equalTo(SeverityLevel.WARNING));
assertThat(notification.Code, equalTo("Neo.ClientNotification.Statement.JoinHintUnfulfillableWarning"));
assertThat(notification.Position, equalTo(InputPosition.empty));
assertThat(notification.Description, equalTo("The hinted join was not planned. This could happen because no generated plan contained the join key, " + "please try using a different join key or restructure your query. " + "(hinted join key identifiers are: n, node2)"));
}
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//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void shouldConstructNotificationFor_CARTESIAN_PRODUCT()
internal virtual void ShouldConstructNotificationForCARTESIANPRODUCT()
{
ISet <string> idents = new SortedSet <string>();
idents.Add("n");
idents.Add("node2");
NotificationDetail identifierDetail = NotificationDetail_Factory.CartesianProduct(idents);
Notification notification = CARTESIAN_PRODUCT.notification(InputPosition.empty, identifierDetail);
assertThat(notification.Title, equalTo("This query builds a cartesian product between disconnected patterns."));
assertThat(notification.Severity, equalTo(SeverityLevel.WARNING));
assertThat(notification.Code, equalTo("Neo.ClientNotification.Statement.CartesianProductWarning"));
assertThat(notification.Position, equalTo(InputPosition.empty));
assertThat(notification.Description, equalTo("If a part of a query contains multiple disconnected patterns, this will build a cartesian product " + "between all those parts. This may produce a large amount of data and slow down query processing. While " + "occasionally intended, it may often be possible to reformulate the query that avoids the use of this cross " + "product, perhaps by adding a relationship between the different parts or by using OPTIONAL MATCH " + "(identifiers are: (n, node2))"));
}
