public override bool IsEqualTo(TableExpression expression)
{
SubSelectExpression subSelectTable = expression as SubSelectExpression;
if (subSelectTable == null)
{
return(false);
}
return(Name == expression.Name && JoinID == expression.JoinID && Select == subSelectTable.Select);
}
protected virtual Expression AnalyzeProjectionQuery(SqlFunctionType specialExpressionType, IList<Expression> parameters,
TranslationContext context, bool canHaveFilter = true)
{
if (context.IsExternalInExpressionChain)
{
var operand0 = Analyze(parameters[0], context);
Expression functionOperand = null;
Expression projectionOperand;
if ( context.CurrentSelect.NextSelectExpression != null
|| context.CurrentSelect.Operands.Count() > 0
|| context.CurrentSelect.Group.Count > 0
)
{
// No TableInfo in projection
operand0 = new SubSelectExpression(context.CurrentSelect, operand0.Type, "source", null);
context.NewParentSelect();
// In the new scope we should not have MaximumDatabaseLoad
//context.QueryContext.MaximumDatabaseLoad = false;
context.CurrentSelect.Tables.Add(operand0 as TableExpression);
}
// basically, we have three options for projection methods:
// - projection on grouped table (1 operand, a GroupExpression)
// - projection on grouped column (2 operands, GroupExpression and ColumnExpression)
// - projection on table/column, with optional restriction
var groupOperand0 = operand0 as GroupExpression;
if (groupOperand0 != null)
{
if (parameters.Count > 1)
projectionOperand = Analyze(parameters[1], groupOperand0.GroupedExpression, context);
else
projectionOperand = Analyze(groupOperand0.GroupedExpression, context);
}
else
{
projectionOperand = operand0;
if (parameters.Count > 1)
functionOperand = Analyze(parameters[1], operand0, context);
int filterIndex = canHaveFilter ? 1 : -1; //special case for Average - its second parameter is NOT filter
CheckWhere(projectionOperand, parameters, filterIndex, context);
}
if (projectionOperand is TableExpression)
projectionOperand = RegisterTable((TableExpression)projectionOperand, context);
if (groupOperand0 != null) {
var childColumns = GetChildColumns(projectionOperand, context);
projectionOperand = new GroupExpression(projectionOperand, groupOperand0.KeyExpression, childColumns);
}
var opList = new List<Expression>();
opList.Add(projectionOperand);
if (functionOperand != null)
opList.Add(functionOperand);
return CreateSqlFunction(specialExpressionType, opList.ToArray());
}
else
{
var subQueryContext = context.NewSelect();
var tableExpression = Analyze(parameters[0], subQueryContext);
//RI: new stuff - handling grouping with aggregates
//if (IsAggregate(specialExpressionType)) {
var grpExpr = tableExpression as GroupExpression;
var srcTable = grpExpr == null ? tableExpression : grpExpr.GroupedExpression ;
SqlFunctionExpression specialExpr;
if (parameters.Count > 1) {
var predicate = Analyze(parameters[1], srcTable, subQueryContext);
specialExpr = CreateSqlFunction(specialExpressionType, tableExpression, predicate);
} else {
specialExpr = CreateSqlFunction(specialExpressionType, tableExpression);
}
// If subQuery context has no tables added, it is not a subquery, it's just an aggregate function over 'main' table
var currSelect = subQueryContext.CurrentSelect;
if (currSelect.Tables.Count == 0)
return specialExpr;
//this is a real subquery, so mutate and return the current select from this context
currSelect = currSelect.ChangeOperands(new Expression[] { specialExpr }, currSelect.Operands);
return currSelect;
//}
//RI: end my special code
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Any() returns true if the given condition satisfies at least one of provided elements
/// </summary>
/// <param name="parameters"></param>
/// <param name="context"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
protected virtual Expression AnalyzeAny(IList<Expression> parameters, TranslationContext context)
{
if (context.IsExternalInExpressionChain)
{
var tableExpression = Analyze(parameters[0], context);
Expression projectionOperand;
if (context.CurrentSelect.NextSelectExpression != null)
{
TableExpression currentTableExpression = tableExpression as TableExpression;
tableExpression = new SubSelectExpression(context.CurrentSelect, currentTableExpression.Type, "source", currentTableExpression.TableInfo);
context.NewParentSelect();
// In the new scope we should not have MaximumDatabaseLoad
//context.QueryContext.MaximumDatabaseLoad = false;
context.CurrentSelect.Tables.Add(tableExpression as TableExpression);
}
// basically, we have three options for projection methods:
// - projection on grouped table (1 operand, a GroupExpression)
// - projection on grouped column (2 operands, GroupExpression and ColumnExpression)
// - projection on table/column, with optional restriction
var groupOperand0 = tableExpression as GroupExpression;
if (groupOperand0 != null)
{
if (parameters.Count > 1)
{
projectionOperand = Analyze(parameters[1], groupOperand0.GroupedExpression,
context);
}
else
projectionOperand = Analyze(groupOperand0.GroupedExpression, context);
}
else
{
projectionOperand = tableExpression;
CheckWhere(projectionOperand, parameters, 1, context);
}
if (projectionOperand is TableExpression)
projectionOperand = RegisterTable((TableExpression)projectionOperand, context);
if (groupOperand0 != null) {
var childColumns = GetChildColumns(groupOperand0.KeyExpression, context);
projectionOperand = new GroupExpression(projectionOperand, groupOperand0.KeyExpression, childColumns);
}
return ExpressionUtil.MakeGreaterThanZero(CreateSqlFunction(SqlFunctionType.Count, projectionOperand));
}
else
{
var anyBuilderContext = context.NewSelect();
var tableExpression = Analyze(parameters[0], anyBuilderContext);
if (!(tableExpression is TableExpression))
tableExpression = Analyze(tableExpression, anyBuilderContext);
// from here we build a custom clause:
// <anyClause> ==> "(select count(*) from <table> where <anyClause>)>0"
// TODO (later...): see if some vendors support native Any operator and avoid this substitution
if (parameters.Count > 1)
{
var anyClause = Analyze(parameters[1], tableExpression, anyBuilderContext);
RegisterWhere(anyClause, anyBuilderContext);
}
var countExpr = CreateSqlFunction(SqlFunctionType.Count, tableExpression);
var currSelect = anyBuilderContext.CurrentSelect;
anyBuilderContext.CurrentSelect = currSelect.ChangeOperands(new Expression[] {countExpr}, currSelect.Operands);
// TODO: see if we need to register the tablePiece here (we probably don't)
// we now switch back to current context, and compare the result with 0
// note - we might have count returning int or long, so we must adjust 0 constant (int or long)
var anyExpression = ExpressionUtil.MakeGreaterThanZero(anyBuilderContext.CurrentSelect);
return anyExpression;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// "Distinct" means select X group by X
/// </summary>
/// <param name="parameters"></param>
/// <param name="context"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
protected virtual Expression AnalyzeDistinct(IList<Expression> parameters, TranslationContext context)
{
var expression = Analyze(parameters[0], context);
// we select and group by the same criterion
// RI: adding explicit list of columns, to catch situation of duplicate column names in joins
var childColumns = GetChildColumns(expression, context);
// some providers (ex SQL CE) do not allow Text columns in distinct output
CheckDistinctClauseColumns(childColumns, context);
var group = new GroupExpression(expression, expression, childColumns);
if (context.CurrentSelect.NextSelectExpression != null)
{
var tableInfo = context.DbModel.GetTable(expression.Type);
expression = new SubSelectExpression(context.CurrentSelect, expression.Type, "source", tableInfo);
context.NewParentSelect();
// In the new scope we should not have MaximumDatabaseLoad
//context.QueryContext.MaximumDatabaseLoad = false;
context.CurrentSelect.Tables.Add(expression as TableExpression);
}
context.CurrentSelect.Group.Add(group);
//RI: added this special check
// var table
// var cols = RegisterAllColumns()
// "Distinct" method is equivalent to a GroupBy
// but for some obscure reasons, Linq expects a IQueryable instead of an IGrouping
// so we return the column, not the group
return expression;
}
protected virtual Expression AnalyzeSelectOperation(SelectOperatorType operatorType, IList<Expression> parameters, TranslationContext context)
{
// a special case: if we have several SELECT expressions linked together,
// we maximize the load to the database, since the result must use the same parameters
// types and count.
//context.QueryContext.MaximumDatabaseLoad = true; // all select expression goes to SQL tier
var subQuery = parameters[1];
if (subQuery != null) {
// Handle second select first
TranslationContext newContext = context.NewSisterSelect();
Expression tableExpression = AnalyzeSubQuery(subQuery, newContext);
BuildSelect(tableExpression, newContext);
// add the second select select to the chain
if (newContext.CurrentSelect.NextSelectExpression != null) {
var typedTable = tableExpression as TableExpression;
var dbTable = typedTable == null ? null : typedTable.TableInfo;
var operand0 = new SubSelectExpression(newContext.CurrentSelect, tableExpression.Type, "source", dbTable);
newContext.NewParentSelect();
newContext.CurrentSelect.Tables.Add(operand0);
}
SelectExpression selectToModify = context.CurrentSelect;
while (selectToModify.NextSelectExpression != null)
selectToModify = selectToModify.NextSelectExpression;
selectToModify.NextSelectExpression = newContext.CurrentSelect;
selectToModify.NextSelectExpressionOperator = operatorType;
Expression firstSelection = Analyze(parameters[0], context);
BuildSelect(firstSelection, context);
return firstSelection;
}
return Analyze(parameters[0], context);
}
