public static SQLPropertyInfo FromPropertyInfo(PropertyInfo pi, SQLTypeInfo TypeInfo)
{
//If it's SQL ignored, just return null
if (pi.GetFirstAttribute <SQLIgnoredFieldAttribute>() != null)
{
return(null);
}
SQLPropertyInfo myResult = new SQLPropertyInfo(pi, TypeInfo);
//Mark as read only now, if applicable
myResult.ReadOnly = (pi.GetFirstAttribute <SQLReadOnlyFieldAttribute>() != null);
myResult.KeyField = pi.GetFirstAttribute <SQLKeyFieldAttribute>();
//Set the default mappings for standard properties
SQLFieldAttribute FieldAttribute = pi.GetFirstAttribute <SQLFieldAttribute>();
//Set the primary field name based on the field attribute if specified, or the property name itself if not
myResult.DatabaseFieldName = (FieldAttribute == null ? myResult.PropertyInfo.Name : FieldAttribute.FieldName);
//If the database field is a function of any kind it has to be read-only
if (myResult.DatabaseFieldName.Contains('('))
{
myResult.ReadOnly = true;
}
else
{
//It should be an updatable property (unless flagged as read only by the user);
//The update from property is always this property's name
myResult.UpdateFromProperty = pi.Name;
}
return(myResult);
}
public List <T> GetObjectCollection <T>(string Query, List <SqlParameter> Parameters = null) where T : new()
{
this.LoadStackCounter++;
List <T> myResult = new List <T>();
//Get a copy of the property info for this type for its SELECT string and
//to pass into ObjectFromDataRow row to save repeated lookups in the future
SQLTypeInfo sqlTypeInfo = SQLTypeInfo.FromType(typeof(T));
DataTable DTResult = QueryDT(Query, Parameters);
foreach (DataRow R in DTResult.Rows)
{
myResult.Add(ObjectFromDataRow <T>(R, sqlTypeInfo));
}
this.LoadStackCounter--;
//If this is the end of the loading stack, clear the loading objects dictionary
if (LoadStackCounter == 0)
{
LoadingObjects.Clear();
}
return(myResult);
}
//Private constructor so this class can't be created by outside object
private SQLPropertyInfo(PropertyInfo pi, SQLTypeInfo TypeInfo)
{
this.PropertyInfo = pi;
this.TypeInfo = TypeInfo;
InitializeGet();
InitializeSet();
}
public List <T> GetObjectCollection <T>(int?Top = null, string WhereString = null, string GroupByString = null, string OrderByString = null, List <SqlParameter> Parameters = null) where T : new()
{
//Get a copy of the property info for this type for its select string and
//to pass into ObjectFromDataRow to save repeated lookups in the future
SQLTypeInfo sqlTypeInfo = SQLTypeInfo.FromType(typeof(T));
string query = sqlTypeInfo.SelectQuery(Top, WhereString, GroupByString, OrderByString);
return(GetObjectCollection <T>(query, Parameters));
}
public T GetSingleObjectByID <T>(object ID) where T : new()
{
SQLTypeInfo sqlTypeInfo = SQLTypeInfo.FromType(typeof(T));
if (sqlTypeInfo.KeyFields.Count != 1)
{
throw new Exception("GetSingleObjectByID can only be used on objects with 1 Key Field defined!");
}
return(GetSingleObject <T>(new FieldValue(sqlTypeInfo.KeyFields[0].DatabaseFieldName, ID)));
}
public static SQLTypeInfo FromType(Type T)
{
SQLTypeInfo MyResult = null;
if (CachedSQLTypeInfos.TryGetValue(T, out MyResult))
{
return(MyResult);
}
else
{
return(GetSQLInfo(T));
}
}
private static void BuildSelectSQL(SQLTypeInfo S)
{
//Get the property list
List <SQLPropertyInfo> selectProperties = S.Properties.ToList();
List <string> selectFields = new List <string>();
foreach (SQLPropertyInfo property in selectProperties)
{
string selectFieldName; //Final select field value to put into output statement
bool useAlias = false; //Whether the field has to be aliased as the property name or not
//If the field is a function or has a table alias, don't modify the field, but do use an alias
if (property.DatabaseFieldName.Contains('(') | property.DatabaseFieldName.Contains('.'))
{
selectFieldName = property.DatabaseFieldName;
useAlias = true;
}
else
{
//Wrap the field in brackets for safety
selectFieldName = "[" + property.DatabaseFieldName + "]";
//If the field name doesn't match the property name, set it to alias as the property name
if (property.DatabaseFieldName.ToUpper() != property.PropertyInfo.Name.ToUpper())
{
useAlias = true;
}
}
//If it's supposed to be aliased at this point, append it here
if (useAlias)
{
selectFieldName += " AS '" + property.PropertyInfo.Name + "'";
}
//Add it to the final select statement
selectFields.Add(selectFieldName);
}
StringBuilder myResult = new StringBuilder("SELECT {TOP}");
myResult.Append(string.Join(", ", selectFields.Distinct()));
myResult.Append(" FROM " + S.TableName);
S.BaseSelectQuery = myResult.ToString();
}
public T GetSingleObject <T>(string WhereString = null, string GroupByString = null, string OrderByString = null, List <SqlParameter> Parameters = null) where T : new()
{
this.LoadStackCounter++;
T obj = new T();
string query = SQLTypeInfo.FromType(typeof(T)).SelectQuery(1, WhereString, GroupByString, OrderByString);
DataTable DT = new DataTable();
DT = QueryDT(query, Parameters);
if (DT.Rows.Count > 0)
{
obj = ObjectFromDataRow <T>(DT.Rows[0]);
this.LoadStackCounter--;
return(obj);
}
else
{
this.LoadStackCounter--;
return(default(T));
}
}
public T ObjectFromDataRow <T>(DataRow R, SQLTypeInfo TypeInfo = null) where T : new()
{
//Create an output variable of the specified type to return
T myResult = new T();
//If the type info wasn't passed into the function, get it now
if (TypeInfo == null)
{
TypeInfo = SQLTypeInfo.FromType(typeof(T));
}
//Loop through each SQL property on the object
foreach (SQLPropertyInfo sqlProperty in TypeInfo.Properties)
{
object RecordValue = R[sqlProperty.PropertyInfo.Name];
if (RecordValue != DBNull.Value)
{
sqlProperty.Set(myResult, RecordValue);
}
}
return(myResult);
}
private static SQLTypeInfo GetSQLInfo(Type T, string Prefix = "")
{
SQLTypeInfo myResult = new SQLTypeInfo();
//Add this item to the cached type info now that the object exists and we know the type
CachedSQLTypeInfos.Add(T, myResult);
//Get the table name to pull the class data from
SQLTableAttribute TableAttribute = T.GetFirstAttribute <SQLTableAttribute>();
//If no table attribute is specified, default to the class name...
if (TableAttribute == null)
{
myResult.TableName = T.Name;
}
else
{
myResult.TableName = TableAttribute.TableName;
}
//Load the sql information for each property of the class type that's a key field
foreach (PropertyInfo pi in T.GetProperties(BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.NonPublic).Where(x => x.GetFirstAttribute <SQLKeyFieldAttribute>() != null))
{
SQLPropertyInfo sqlPI = SQLPropertyInfo.FromPropertyInfo(pi, myResult);
if (sqlPI != null)
{
myResult.Properties.Add(sqlPI);
}
}
myResult.KeyFields = (from x in myResult.Properties where x.KeyField != null select x).ToList();
if (myResult.KeyFields.Count == 0)
{
myResult.KeyType = SQLKeyType.None;
}
else if (myResult.KeyFields.Count == 1)
{
if (myResult.KeyFields[0].KeyField.AutoNumber)
{
myResult.KeyType = SQLKeyType.AutoNumber;
}
else
{
myResult.KeyType = SQLKeyType.Single;
}
}
else
{
myResult.KeyType = SQLKeyType.Multiple;
}
//Load the sql information for each property of the class type that's not a key field
foreach (PropertyInfo pi in T.GetProperties(BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.NonPublic).Where(x => x.GetFirstAttribute <SQLKeyFieldAttribute>() == null))
{
SQLPropertyInfo sqlPI = SQLPropertyInfo.FromPropertyInfo(pi, myResult);
//Skip SQLIgnored Properties
if (sqlPI != null)
{
myResult.Properties.Add(sqlPI);
}
}
BuildSelectSQL(myResult);
return(myResult);
}