/// <summary>
/// Creates generated view object for the combination of the <paramref name="extent"/> and the <paramref name="type"/>.
/// This constructor is used for regular cell-based view generation.
/// </summary>
internal static GeneratedView CreateGeneratedView(EntitySetBase extent,
EdmType type,
DbQueryCommandTree commandTree,
string eSQL,
StorageMappingItemCollection mappingItemCollection,
ConfigViewGenerator config)
{
// If config.GenerateEsql is specified, eSQL must be non-null.
// If config.GenerateEsql is false, commandTree is non-null except the case when loading pre-compiled eSQL views.
Debug.Assert(!config.GenerateEsql || !String.IsNullOrEmpty(eSQL), "eSQL must be specified");
DiscriminatorMap discriminatorMap = null;
if (commandTree != null)
{
commandTree = ViewSimplifier.SimplifyView(extent, commandTree);
// See if the view matches the "discriminated" pattern (allows simplification of generated store commands)
if (extent.BuiltInTypeKind == BuiltInTypeKind.EntitySet)
{
if (DiscriminatorMap.TryCreateDiscriminatorMap((EntitySet)extent, commandTree.Query, out discriminatorMap))
{
Debug.Assert(discriminatorMap != null, "discriminatorMap == null after it has been created");
}
}
}
return(new GeneratedView(extent, type, commandTree, eSQL, discriminatorMap, mappingItemCollection, config));
}
/// <summary>
/// Given an extent and its corresponding view, invokes the parser to check if the view definition is syntactically correct.
/// Iff parsing succeeds: <paramref name="commandTree"/> and <paramref name="discriminatorMap"/> are set to the parse result and method returns true,
/// otherwise if parser has thrown a catchable exception, it is returned via <paramref name="parserException"/> parameter,
/// otherwise exception is re-thrown.
/// </summary>
private static bool TryParseView(string eSQL,
bool isUserSpecified,
EntitySetBase extent,
StorageMappingItemCollection mappingItemCollection,
ConfigViewGenerator config,
out DbQueryCommandTree commandTree,
out DiscriminatorMap discriminatorMap,
out Exception parserException)
{
commandTree = null;
discriminatorMap = null;
parserException = null;
// We do not catch any internal exceptions any more
config.StartSingleWatch(PerfType.ViewParsing);
try
{
// If it is a user specified view, allow all queries. Otherwise parse the view in the restricted mode.
ParserOptions.CompilationMode compilationMode = ParserOptions.CompilationMode.RestrictedViewGenerationMode;
if (isUserSpecified)
{
compilationMode = ParserOptions.CompilationMode.UserViewGenerationMode;
}
Debug.Assert(!String.IsNullOrEmpty(eSQL), "eSQL query is not specified");
commandTree = (DbQueryCommandTree)ExternalCalls.CompileView(eSQL, mappingItemCollection, compilationMode);
// For non user-specified views, perform simplification.
if (!isUserSpecified)
{
commandTree = ViewSimplifier.SimplifyView(extent, commandTree);
}
// See if the view matches the "discriminated" pattern (allows simplification of generated store commands)
if (extent.BuiltInTypeKind == BuiltInTypeKind.EntitySet)
{
if (DiscriminatorMap.TryCreateDiscriminatorMap((EntitySet)extent, commandTree.Query, out discriminatorMap))
{
Debug.Assert(discriminatorMap != null, "discriminatorMap == null after it has been created");
}
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
// Catching all the exception types since Query parser seems to be throwing veriety of
// exceptions - EntityException, ArgumentException, ArgumentNullException etc.
if (EntityUtil.IsCatchableExceptionType(e))
{
parserException = e;
}
else
{
throw;
}
}
finally
{
config.StopSingleWatch(PerfType.ViewParsing);
}
Debug.Assert(commandTree != null || parserException != null, "Either commandTree or parserException is expected.");
// Note: m_commandTree might have been initialized by a previous call to this method, so in consequent calls it might occur that
// both m_commandTree and parserException are not null - this would mean that the last parse attempt failed, but m_commandTree value is
// preserved from the previous call.
return(parserException == null);
}