public object executeCommand(string strSql)
{
object objReturn = null;
if (_logSql)
{
System.IO.File.AppendAllText(_database.strLogLoc, DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fff") + ": "
+ strSql + System.Environment.NewLine);
}
strSql = strSql.RemoveNewlines(" ").BacktickQuotes(); // TODO: WHOA! Super kludge for single quote escapes. See "Grave accent" in idiosyncracies.
// Sorry, I got tired of forgetting this.
//if (!strSql.Trim().EndsWith(";"))
//{
// throw new Exception("Unterminated command.");
//}
// TODO: This is assuming a single command. Add splits by semi-colon.
strSql = strSql.TrimEnd(';');
string[] astrCmdTokens = strSql.StringToNonWhitespaceTokens2(); // TODO: We're almost always immediately doing this again in the executeStatements.
// TODO: Want to ISqlCommand this stuff -- we need to have execute
// methods that don't take strings but "command tokens".
switch (astrCmdTokens[0].ToLower())
{
case "insert":
_insertCommand = new InsertCommand(_database); // TODO: This is too much repeat instantiation. Rethink that.
objReturn = _insertCommand.executeInsert(strSql);
break;
case "select":
if (strSql.ToLower().StartsWith("select max("))
{
SelectMaxCommand selectMaxCmd = new SelectMaxCommand(_database);
objReturn = selectMaxCmd.executeStatement(strSql);
}
else
{
_selectCommand = new SelectCommand(_database);
objReturn = _selectCommand.executeStatement(strSql);
}
break;
case "delete":
_deleteCommand = new DeleteCommand(_database);
_deleteCommand.executeStatement(strSql);
objReturn = "DELETE executed."; // TODO: Add ret val of how many rows returned
break;
case "update":
_updateCommand = new UpdateCommand(_database);
_updateCommand.executeStatement(strSql);
objReturn = "UPDATE executed."; // TODO: Add ret val of how many rows returned
break;
case "create":
switch (astrCmdTokens[1].ToLower())
{
case "table":
_createTableCommand = new CreateTableCommand(_database);
objReturn = _createTableCommand.executeStatement(strSql);
break;
case "index":
CreateIndexCommand createIndexCommand = new CreateIndexCommand(_database);
objReturn = createIndexCommand.executeStatement(strSql);
break;
}
break;
case "drop":
DropTableCommand dropTableCommand = new DropTableCommand(_database);
dropTableCommand.executeStatement(strSql);
objReturn = @"Table dropped (or, if ""IF EXISTS"" was used, dropped iff found)."; // TODO: These are pretty sorry messages. Have the executeStatement return something more informative.
break;
default:
throw new SyntaxException("Syntax error: Unhandled command type.");
}
return(objReturn);
}
