private static void ValidMandatoryFields(AzureTablePropertyBag azureOnRecord)
{
if (!azureOnRecord.UserDataMap.ContainsKey(WellKnownFields.EventType))
{
throw new PropertyMissingException(WellKnownFields.EventType);
}
if (!azureOnRecord.UserDataMap.ContainsKey(WellKnownFields.TaskName))
{
throw new PropertyMissingException(WellKnownFields.TaskName);
}
}
private static bool IsMatch(AzureTablePropertyBag oneResult, IEnumerable <TraceRecordFilter> filters)
{
if (!oneResult.UserDataMap.ContainsKey(WellKnownFields.EventType))
{
throw new MissingFieldException("Well Known field Event Type is Missing in Azure Data");
}
// First check for Type filter.
var matchingFilter = filters.SingleOrDefault(item =>
{
var azureEventType = Mapping.TraceRecordAzureDataMap.First(firstMapping => firstMapping.Type == item.RecordType).EventType;
return(azureEventType.Equals(oneResult.UserDataMap[WellKnownFields.EventType]));
});
// If filter for a Type is missing, it implies requester is not interested in that Type, so we move on.
if (matchingFilter == null)
{
// This implies we are not interested in this record
return(false);
}
// If no property level filter is specified, it implies user needs all records of this type and we keep the record.
if (!matchingFilter.Filters.Any())
{
return(true);
}
// If requester has specified property level filtering, we apply those filters.
bool allFieldFiltersMatch = true;
foreach (var onePropertyFilter in matchingFilter.Filters)
{
if (!oneResult.UserDataMap.ContainsKey(onePropertyFilter.Name))
{
throw new MissingFieldException(string.Format("Filter field : {0} is Missing in data", onePropertyFilter.Name));
}
if (!oneResult.UserDataMap[onePropertyFilter.Name].Equals(onePropertyFilter.Value.ToString(), StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase))
{
allFieldFiltersMatch = false;
break;
}
}
return(allFieldFiltersMatch);
}