/// <summary>
/// Determines the expected shape of store results. We expect a column for every property
/// of the mapped type (or types) and a column for every discriminator column. We make no
/// assumptions about the order of columns: the provider is expected to determine appropriate
/// types by looking at the names of the result columns, not the order of columns, which is
/// different from the typical handling of row types in the EF.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Requires that the given function import mapping refers to a Collection(Entity) or Collection(ComplexType) CSDL
/// function.
/// </remarks>
/// <returns>Row type.</returns>
internal TypeUsage GetExpectedTargetResultType(MetadataWorkspace workspace, int resultSetIndex)
{
FunctionImportStructuralTypeMappingKB resultMapping = this.GetResultMapping(resultSetIndex);
// Collect all columns as name-type pairs.
Dictionary <string, TypeUsage> columns = new Dictionary <string, TypeUsage>();
// Figure out which entity types we expect to yield from the function.
IEnumerable <StructuralType> structuralTypes;
if (0 == resultMapping.NormalizedEntityTypeMappings.Count)
{
// No explicit type mappings; just use the type specified in the ReturnType attribute on the function.
StructuralType structuralType;
MetadataHelper.TryGetFunctionImportReturnType <StructuralType>(this.FunctionImport, resultSetIndex, out structuralType);
Debug.Assert(null != structuralType, "this method must be called only for entity/complextype reader function imports");
structuralTypes = new StructuralType[] { structuralType };
}
else
{
// Types are explicitly mapped.
structuralTypes = resultMapping.MappedEntityTypes.Cast <StructuralType>();
}
// Gather columns corresponding to all properties.
foreach (StructuralType structuralType in structuralTypes)
{
foreach (EdmProperty property in TypeHelpers.GetAllStructuralMembers(structuralType))
{
// NOTE: if a complex type is encountered, the column map generator will
// throw. For now, we just let them through.
// We expect to see each property multiple times, so we use indexer rather than
// .Add.
columns[property.Name] = property.TypeUsage;
}
}
// Gather discriminator columns.
foreach (string discriminatorColumn in this.GetDiscriminatorColumns(resultSetIndex))
{
if (!columns.ContainsKey(discriminatorColumn))
{
//
TypeUsage type = TypeUsage.CreateStringTypeUsage(workspace.GetModelPrimitiveType(PrimitiveTypeKind.String), true, false);
columns.Add(discriminatorColumn, type);
}
}
// Expected type is a collection of rows
RowType rowType = new RowType(columns.Select(c => new EdmProperty(c.Key, c.Value)));
TypeUsage result = TypeUsage.Create(new CollectionType(TypeUsage.Create(rowType)));
return(result);
}
internal TypeUsage GetExpectedTargetResultType(int resultSetIndex)
{
FunctionImportStructuralTypeMappingKB resultMapping = this.GetResultMapping(resultSetIndex);
Dictionary <string, TypeUsage> source = new Dictionary <string, TypeUsage>();
IEnumerable <StructuralType> structuralTypes;
if (resultMapping.NormalizedEntityTypeMappings.Count == 0)
{
StructuralType returnType;
MetadataHelper.TryGetFunctionImportReturnType <StructuralType>(this.FunctionImport, resultSetIndex, out returnType);
structuralTypes = (IEnumerable <StructuralType>) new StructuralType[1]
{
returnType
};
}
else
{
structuralTypes = resultMapping.MappedEntityTypes.Cast <StructuralType>();
}
foreach (EdmType edmType in structuralTypes)
{
foreach (EdmProperty structuralMember in (IEnumerable)TypeHelpers.GetAllStructuralMembers(edmType))
{
source[structuralMember.Name] = structuralMember.TypeUsage;
}
}
foreach (string discriminatorColumn in (IEnumerable <string>) this.GetDiscriminatorColumns(resultSetIndex))
{
if (!source.ContainsKey(discriminatorColumn))
{
TypeUsage stringTypeUsage = TypeUsage.CreateStringTypeUsage(MetadataWorkspace.GetModelPrimitiveType(PrimitiveTypeKind.String), true, false);
source.Add(discriminatorColumn, stringTypeUsage);
}
}
return(TypeUsage.Create((EdmType) new CollectionType(TypeUsage.Create((EdmType) new RowType(source.Select <KeyValuePair <string, TypeUsage>, EdmProperty>((Func <KeyValuePair <string, TypeUsage>, EdmProperty>)(c => new EdmProperty(c.Key, c.Value))))))));
}
// <summary>
// Determines the expected shape of store results. We expect a column for every property
// of the mapped type (or types) and a column for every discriminator column. We make no
// assumptions about the order of columns: the provider is expected to determine appropriate
// types by looking at the names of the result columns, not the order of columns, which is
// different from the typical handling of row types in the EF.
// </summary>
// <remarks>
// Requires that the given function import mapping refers to a Collection(Entity) or Collection(ComplexType) CSDL
// function.
// </remarks>
// <returns> Row type. </returns>
internal TypeUsage GetExpectedTargetResultType(int resultSetIndex)
{
var resultMapping = GetResultMapping(resultSetIndex);
// Collect all columns as name-type pairs.
var columns = new Dictionary <string, TypeUsage>();
// Figure out which entity types we expect to yield from the function.
IEnumerable <StructuralType> structuralTypes;
if (0 == resultMapping.NormalizedEntityTypeMappings.Count)
{
// No explicit type mappings; just use the type specified in the ReturnType attribute on the function.
StructuralType structuralType;
MetadataHelper.TryGetFunctionImportReturnType(FunctionImport, resultSetIndex, out structuralType);
Debug.Assert(null != structuralType, "this method must be called only for entity/complextype reader function imports");
structuralTypes = new[] { structuralType };
}
else
{
// Types are explicitly mapped.
structuralTypes = resultMapping.MappedEntityTypes.Cast <StructuralType>();
}
// Gather columns corresponding to all properties.
foreach (var structuralType in structuralTypes)
{
foreach (EdmProperty property in TypeHelpers.GetAllStructuralMembers(structuralType))
{
// NOTE: if a complex type is encountered, the column map generator will
// throw. For now, we just let them through.
// We expect to see each property multiple times, so we use indexer rather than
// .Add.
columns[property.Name] = property.TypeUsage;
}
}
// Gather discriminator columns.
foreach (var discriminatorColumn in GetDiscriminatorColumns(resultSetIndex))
{
if (!columns.ContainsKey(discriminatorColumn))
{
// CONSIDER: we assume that discriminatorColumns are all string types. In practice,
// we're flexible about the runtime type during materialization, so the provider's
// decision is hopefully irrelevant. The alternative is to require typed stored
// procedure declarations in the SSDL, which is too much of a burden on the user and/or the
// tools (there is no reliable way of determining this metadata automatically from SQL
// Server).
var type = TypeUsage.CreateStringTypeUsage(
MetadataWorkspace.GetModelPrimitiveType(PrimitiveTypeKind.String), true, false);
columns.Add(discriminatorColumn, type);
}
}
// Expected type is a collection of rows
var rowType = new RowType(columns.Select(c => new EdmProperty(c.Key, c.Value)));
var result = TypeUsage.Create(new CollectionType(TypeUsage.Create(rowType)));
return(result);
}
/// <summary>
/// Determines the expected shape of store results. We expect a column for every property
/// of the mapped type (or types) and a column for every discriminator column. We make no
/// assumptions about the order of columns: the provider is expected to determine appropriate
/// types by looking at the names of the result columns, not the order of columns, which is
/// different from the typical handling of row types in the EF.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Requires that the given function import mapping refers to a Collection(Entity) or Collection(ComplexType) CSDL
/// function.
/// </remarks>
/// <returns>Row type.</returns>
internal TypeUsage GetExpectedTargetResultType(MetadataWorkspace workspace, int resultSetIndex)
{
FunctionImportStructuralTypeMappingKB resultMapping = this.GetResultMapping(resultSetIndex);
// Collect all columns as name-type pairs.
Dictionary<string, TypeUsage> columns = new Dictionary<string, TypeUsage>();
// Figure out which entity types we expect to yield from the function.
IEnumerable<StructuralType> structuralTypes;
if (0 == resultMapping.NormalizedEntityTypeMappings.Count)
{
// No explicit type mappings; just use the type specified in the ReturnType attribute on the function.
StructuralType structuralType;
MetadataHelper.TryGetFunctionImportReturnType<StructuralType>(this.FunctionImport, resultSetIndex, out structuralType);
Debug.Assert(null != structuralType, "this method must be called only for entity/complextype reader function imports");
structuralTypes = new StructuralType[] { structuralType };
}
else
{
// Types are explicitly mapped.
structuralTypes = resultMapping.MappedEntityTypes.Cast<StructuralType>();
}
// Gather columns corresponding to all properties.
foreach (StructuralType structuralType in structuralTypes)
{
foreach (EdmProperty property in TypeHelpers.GetAllStructuralMembers(structuralType))
{
// NOTE: if a complex type is encountered, the column map generator will
// throw. For now, we just let them through.
// We expect to see each property multiple times, so we use indexer rather than
// .Add.
columns[property.Name] = property.TypeUsage;
}
}
// Gather discriminator columns.
foreach (string discriminatorColumn in this.GetDiscriminatorColumns(resultSetIndex))
{
if (!columns.ContainsKey(discriminatorColumn))
{
//
TypeUsage type = TypeUsage.CreateStringTypeUsage(workspace.GetModelPrimitiveType(PrimitiveTypeKind.String), true, false);
columns.Add(discriminatorColumn, type);
}
}
// Expected type is a collection of rows
RowType rowType = new RowType(columns.Select(c => new EdmProperty(c.Key, c.Value)));
TypeUsage result = TypeUsage.Create(new CollectionType(TypeUsage.Create(rowType)));
return result;
}
private static bool TryGetPrimitiveType(PrimitiveTypeKind modelType, out TypeUsage type)
{
type = (TypeUsage)null;
type = modelType != PrimitiveTypeKind.String ? MetadataWorkspace.GetCanonicalModelTypeUsage(modelType) : TypeUsage.CreateStringTypeUsage(MetadataWorkspace.GetModelPrimitiveType(modelType), false, false);
return(null != type);
}