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001:        /* ====================================================================
002:         * The QueryForm License, Version 1.1
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004:         * Copyright (c) 1998 - 2003 David F. Glasser.  All rights
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052:         *
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054:         *
055:         * $Source: /cvsroot/qform/qform/src/org/glasser/sql/DBUtil.java,v $
056:         * $Revision: 1.3 $
057:         * $Author: dglasser $
058:         * $Date: 2005/04/29 05:02:45 $
059:         * 
060:         * --------------------------------------------------------------------
061:         */
062:        package org.glasser.sql;
063:
064:        import java.sql.*;
065:        import java.util.*;
066:
067:        public class DBUtil implements  java.io.Serializable {
068:
069:            public static class COLUMN {
070:
071:                public final static int TABLE_CAT = 1;
072:                public final static int TABLE_SCHEM = 2;
073:                public final static int TABLE_NAME = 3;
074:                public final static int COLUMN_NAME = 4;
075:                public final static int DATA_TYPE = 5;
076:                public final static int TYPE_NAME = 6;
077:                public final static int COLUMN_SIZE = 7;
078:                public final static int BUFFER_LENGTH = 8;
079:                public final static int DECIMAL_DIGITS = 9;
080:                public final static int NUM_PREC_RADIX = 10;
081:                public final static int NULLABLE = 11;
082:                public final static int REMARKS = 12;
083:                public final static int COLUMN_DEF = 13;
084:                public final static int SQL_DATA_TYPE = 14;
085:                public final static int SQL_DATETIME_SUB = 15;
086:                public final static int CHAR_OCTET_LENGTH = 16;
087:                public final static int ORDINAL_POSITION = 17;
088:                public final static int IS_NULLABLE = 18;
089:
090:            }
091:
092:            public static Column[] getColumns(ResultSet rs) throws SQLException {
093:                ArrayList columns = new ArrayList();
094:
095:                while (rs.next()) {
096:
097:                    Column col = new Column();
098:                    col.setTableCatalog(rs.getString(COLUMN.TABLE_CAT));
099:                    col.setTableSchema(rs.getString(COLUMN.TABLE_SCHEM));
100:                    col.setTableName(rs.getString(COLUMN.TABLE_NAME));
101:                    col.setColumnName(rs.getString(COLUMN.COLUMN_NAME));
102:                    col.setDataType(rs.getInt(COLUMN.DATA_TYPE));
103:                    col.setTypeName(rs.getString(COLUMN.TYPE_NAME));
104:                    col.setColumnSize(rs.getInt(COLUMN.COLUMN_SIZE));
105:                    col.setDecimalDigits(rs.getInt(COLUMN.DECIMAL_DIGITS));
106:                    col.setRadix(rs.getInt(COLUMN.NUM_PREC_RADIX));
107:                    col.setNullable(DatabaseMetaData.columnNoNulls != rs
108:                            .getInt(COLUMN.NULLABLE));
109:                    col.setRemarks(rs.getString(COLUMN.REMARKS));
110:                    col.setColumnDefaultValue(rs.getString(COLUMN.COLUMN_DEF));
111:                    col.setOrdinal(rs.getInt(COLUMN.ORDINAL_POSITION));
112:                    columns.add(col);
113:                }
114:
115:                return (Column[]) columns.toArray(new Column[columns.size()]);
116:
117:            }
118:
119:            //  1  TABLE_CAT String => table catalog (may be null) 
120:            //  2  TABLE_SCHEM String => table schema (may be null) 
121:            //  3  TABLE_NAME String => table name 
122:            //  4  TABLE_TYPE String => table type. Typical types are "TABLE", "VIEW", "SYSTEM TABLE", "GLOBAL TEMPORARY", "LOCAL TEMPORARY", "ALIAS", "SYNONYM". 
123:            //  5  REMARKS String => explanatory comment on the table 
124:            //  6  TYPE_CAT String => the types catalog (may be null) 
125:            //  7  TYPE_SCHEM String => the types schema (may be null) 
126:            //  8  TYPE_NAME String => type name (may be null) 
127:            //  9  SELF_REFERENCING_COL_NAME String => name of the designated "identifier" column of a typed table (may be null) 
128:            //  10  REF_GENERATION String => specifies how values in SELF_REFERENCING_COL_NAME are created. Values are "SYSTEM", "USER", "DERIVED". (may be null) 
129:            //
130:
131:            public static TableInfo[] getTableInfos(ResultSet rs)
132:                    throws SQLException {
133:
134:                ArrayList list = new ArrayList(100);
135:                while (rs.next()) {
136:                    TableInfo ti = new TableInfo();
137:                    ti.setTableCat(rs.getString("TABLE_CAT"));
138:                    ti.setTableSchem(rs.getString(2));
139:                    ti.setTableName(rs.getString(3));
140:                    ti.setTableType(rs.getString(4));
141:                    ti.setRemarks(rs.getString(5));
142:                    list.add(ti);
143:                }
144:
145:                return (TableInfo[]) list.toArray(new TableInfo[list.size()]);
146:
147:            }
148:
149:            public static HashMap getTableInfoLists(TableInfo[] tables,
150:                    String defaultSchemaString) {
151:
152:                // first sort the list of tables by their name so the individual
153:                // lists will be sorted.
154:                //        Arrays.sort(tables, TableInfo.NAME_COMPARATOR);
155:
156:                HashMap map = new HashMap();
157:
158:                // if there are now tables in the list, we'll create
159:                // an empty list for the default schema
160:                if (tables == null || tables.length == 0) {
161:                    map.put(defaultSchemaString, new Vector());
162:                }
163:                for (int j = 0; j < tables.length; j++) {
164:                    TableInfo ti = tables[j];
165:                    String schema = ti.getTableSchem();
166:                    if (schema == null)
167:                        schema = defaultSchemaString;
168:                    Vector v = (Vector) map.get(schema);
169:                    if (v == null) {
170:                        v = new Vector();
171:                        map.put(schema, v);
172:                    }
173:                    v.add(ti);
174:                    //            System.out.println(ti.debugString());
175:                }
176:
177:                return map;
178:            }
179:
180:            public static class FK {
181:                public final static int PKTABLE_CAT = 1;
182:                public final static int PKTABLE_SCHEM = 2;
183:                public final static int PKTABLE_NAME = 3;
184:                public final static int PKCOLUMN_NAME = 4;
185:                public final static int FKTABLE_CAT = 5;
186:                public final static int FKTABLE_SCHEM = 6;
187:                public final static int FKTABLE_NAME = 7;
188:                public final static int FKCOLUMN_NAME = 8;
189:                public final static int KEY_SEQ = 9;
190:                public final static int UPDATE_RULE = 10;
191:                public final static int DELETE_RULE = 11;
192:                public final static int FK_NAME = 12;
193:                public final static int PK_NAME = 13;
194:                public final static int DEFERRABILITY = 14;
195:
196:            }
197:
198:            public static ForeignKey[] getForeignKeys(ResultSet fk)
199:                    throws SQLException {
200:                Hashtable fKeys = new Hashtable();
201:                while (fk != null && fk.next()) {
202:
203:                    // we're supposed to read the result set in column-order
204:                    // to insure portability.
205:                    String foreignTableSchema = fk.getString(FK.PKTABLE_SCHEM);
206:                    String foreignTableName = fk.getString(FK.PKTABLE_NAME);
207:                    String foreignColumnName = fk.getString(FK.PKCOLUMN_NAME);
208:                    String localTableSchema = fk.getString(FK.FKTABLE_SCHEM);
209:                    String localTableName = fk.getString(FK.FKTABLE_NAME);
210:                    String localColumnName = fk.getString(FK.FKCOLUMN_NAME);
211:                    int keySeq = fk.getInt(FK.KEY_SEQ);
212:                    String fkName = fk.getString(FK.FK_NAME);
213:
214:                    // the actual name of the foreign key ("FK_NAME") is the better item to use as a hashkey,
215:                    // however, the API docs for getImportedKeys() says that might be null.
216:                    // if it is null, we'll use the foreignTableName, which might produce incorrect results
217:                    // when a table has more than one foreign key into another table.
218:                    String hashkey = fkName;
219:                    if (fkName == null)
220:                        hashkey = foreignTableName;
221:
222:                    // see if we've already found a component of this table's key.
223:                    ForeignKey fkey = (ForeignKey) fKeys.get(hashkey);
224:
225:                    // if not, create a new ForeignKey object and add it to the
226:                    // hashtable
227:                    if (fkey == null) {
228:                        fkey = new ForeignKey(foreignTableName);
229:                        fkey.setForeignKeyName(fkName);
230:                        fkey.setLocalTableSchema(localTableSchema);
231:                        fkey.setLocalTableName(localTableName);
232:                        fkey.setForeignTableSchema(foreignTableSchema);
233:                        fkey.setForeignTableName(foreignTableName);
234:                        fKeys.put(hashkey, fkey);
235:                    }
236:
237:                    // now create a ForeignKeyColumn object for the column we're
238:                    // examining
239:                    ForeignKeyColumn fcol = new ForeignKeyColumn();
240:                    fcol.setLocalTableSchema(localTableSchema);
241:                    fcol.setLocalTableName(localTableName);
242:                    fcol.setLocalColumnName(localColumnName);
243:                    fcol.setForeignTableSchema(foreignTableSchema);
244:                    fcol.setForeignTableName(foreignTableName);
245:                    fcol.setForeignColumnName(foreignColumnName);
246:
247:                    // add it to this fk's collection of columns.
248:                    fkey.addForeignKeyColumn(fcol);
249:
250:                }
251:
252:                ForeignKey[] results = new ForeignKey[fKeys.size()];
253:                Iterator i = fKeys.values().iterator();
254:                for (int j = 0; j < results.length; j++) {
255:                    results[j] = (ForeignKey) i.next();
256:                }
257:
258:                return results;
259:
260:            }
261:
262:            /**
263:             * This reads each row of a ResultSet and stores it in a HashMap object, with the
264:             * column names, force to upper case, used as keys for each value. This will break
265:             * if a ResultSet contains duplicate column names.
266:             */
267:            public static Map[] readResultSet(ResultSet rs) throws SQLException {
268:                return readResultSet(rs, -1);
269:
270:            }
271:
272:            /**
273:             * This reads each row of a ResultSet and stores it in a HashMap object, with the
274:             * column names, forced to upper case, used as keys for each value. This will break
275:             * if a ResultSet contains duplicate column names.
276:             * 
277:             * @param rs the ResultSet that will be read. It will NOT be closed after being read.
278:             * @param maxRows the maximum number of rows to read; 0 or below indicates no limit.
279:             */
280:            public static Map[] readResultSet(ResultSet rs, int maxRows)
281:                    throws SQLException {
282:
283:                // handle the trival case of an empty ResultSet quickly.
284:                boolean flag = rs.next();
285:
286:                // if ResultSet is empty, return a zero-length array.
287:                if (flag == false)
288:                    return new HashMap[0];
289:
290:                boolean hasLimit = maxRows > 0;
291:
292:                ResultSetMetaData rsmd = rs.getMetaData();
293:                int numColumns = rsmd.getColumnCount();
294:                String[] columnNames = new String[numColumns];
295:                for (int j = 0; j < numColumns; j++) {
296:                    // column indexes are 1-based.
297:                    String columnName = rsmd.getColumnName(j + 1);
298:                    if (columnName != null)
299:                        columnName = columnName.toUpperCase();
300:                    columnNames[j] = columnName;
301:                }
302:
303:                ArrayList results = new ArrayList(40);
304:
305:                // the first time the loop is entered, rs.next() won't get
306:                // called because the flag will short-circuit it.
307:                int rowsRead = 0;
308:                while (flag || rs.next()) {
309:                    flag = false;
310:
311:                    HashMap map = new HashMap(columnNames.length + 10);
312:
313:                    for (int j = 0; j < columnNames.length; j++) {
314:                        map.put(columnNames[j], rs.getObject(j + 1));
315:                    }
316:
317:                    results.add(map);
318:                    if (hasLimit) {
319:                        rowsRead++;
320:                        if (rowsRead >= maxRows) {
321:                            break;
322:                        }
323:                    }
324:
325:                }
326:
327:                return (HashMap[]) results.toArray(new HashMap[results.size()]);
328:
329:            }
330:
331:            /**
332:             * This reads each row of a ResultSet and stores it in an List object, with each element
333:             * of the list representing the corresponding column from the ResultSet row.      
334:             */
335:            public static List[] readResultSet2(ResultSet rs)
336:                    throws SQLException {
337:                return readResultSet2(rs, -1);
338:
339:            }
340:
341:            /**
342:             * This reads each row of a ResultSet and stores it in an List object, with each element
343:             * of the list representing the corresponding column from the ResultSet row.     
344:             * 
345:             * @param rs the ResultSet that will be read. It will NOT be closed after being read.
346:             * @param maxRows the maximum number of rows to read; 0 or below indicates no limit.
347:             */
348:            public static List[] readResultSet2(ResultSet rs, int maxRows)
349:                    throws SQLException {
350:
351:                // handle the trival case of an empty ResultSet quickly.
352:                boolean flag = rs.next();
353:
354:                // if ResultSet is empty, return a zero-length array.
355:                if (flag == false)
356:                    return new ArrayList[0];
357:
358:                boolean hasLimit = maxRows > 0;
359:
360:                ResultSetMetaData rsmd = rs.getMetaData();
361:                int numColumns = rsmd.getColumnCount();
362:
363:                ArrayList results = new ArrayList(40);
364:
365:                // the first time the loop is entered, rs.next() won't get
366:                // called because the flag will short-circuit it.
367:                int rowsRead = 0;
368:                while (flag || rs.next()) {
369:                    flag = false;
370:
371:                    ArrayList rowList = new ArrayList(numColumns);
372:
373:                    for (int j = 0; j < numColumns; j++) {
374:                        rowList.add(rs.getObject(j + 1));
375:                    }
376:
377:                    results.add(rowList);
378:                    if (hasLimit) {
379:                        rowsRead++;
380:                        if (rowsRead >= maxRows) {
381:                            break;
382:                        }
383:                    }
384:
385:                }
386:
387:                return (ArrayList[]) results.toArray(new ArrayList[results
388:                        .size()]);
389:
390:            }
391:
392:            /**
393:             * This reads each row of a ResultSet and stores it in an List object, with each element
394:             * of the list representing the corresponding column from the ResultSet row.      
395:             */
396:            public static Object[] readResultSet3(ResultSet rs)
397:                    throws SQLException {
398:                return readResultSet3(rs, -1);
399:
400:            }
401:
402:            /**
403:             * This reads each row of a ResultSet and stores it in an List object, with each element
404:             * of the list representing the corresponding column from the ResultSet row.     
405:             * 
406:             * @param rs the ResultSet that will be read. It will NOT be closed after being read.
407:             * @param maxRows the maximum number of rows to read; 0 or below indicates no limit.
408:             */
409:            public static Object[] readResultSet3(ResultSet rs, int maxRows)
410:                    throws SQLException {
411:
412:                // handle the trival case of an empty ResultSet quickly.
413:                boolean flag = rs.next();
414:
415:                // if ResultSet is empty, return a zero-length array.
416:                if (flag == false)
417:                    return new Object[0];
418:
419:                boolean hasLimit = maxRows > 0;
420:
421:                ArrayList results = new ArrayList(40);
422:
423:                // the first time the loop is entered, rs.next() won't get
424:                // called because the flag will short-circuit it.
425:                int rowsRead = 0;
426:                while (flag || rs.next()) {
427:                    flag = false;
428:                    results.add(rs.getObject(1));
429:
430:                    if (hasLimit) {
431:                        rowsRead++;
432:                        if (rowsRead >= maxRows) {
433:                            break;
434:                        }
435:                    }
436:
437:                }
438:
439:                return results.toArray();
440:
441:            }
442:
443:            public static void closeConnection(Connection conn) {
444:                if (conn == null)
445:                    return;
446:                try {
447:                    conn.close();
448:                } catch (Exception ex) {
449:                    ex.printStackTrace();
450:                }
451:            }
452:
453:            public static void rollback(Connection conn) {
454:                if (conn == null)
455:                    return;
456:                try {
457:                    conn.rollback();
458:                } catch (Exception ex) {
459:                    ex.printStackTrace();
460:                }
461:            }
462:
463:            public static void setAutoCommit(Connection conn, boolean autoCommit) {
464:                if (conn == null)
465:                    return;
466:                try {
467:                    conn.setAutoCommit(autoCommit);
468:                } catch (Exception ex) {
469:                    ex.printStackTrace();
470:                }
471:            }
472:
473:            public static void closeResultSet(ResultSet rs) {
474:                if (rs == null)
475:                    return;
476:                try {
477:                    rs.close();
478:                } catch (Exception ex) {
479:                    ex.printStackTrace();
480:                }
481:            }
482:
483:            public static void closeStatement(Statement s) {
484:                if (s == null)
485:                    return;
486:                try {
487:                    s.close();
488:                } catch (Exception ex) {
489:                    ex.printStackTrace();
490:                }
491:            }
492:
493:            private static final int[] CHAR_TYPES = { java.sql.Types.CHAR,
494:                    java.sql.Types.VARCHAR, java.sql.Types.LONGVARCHAR };
495:
496:            private static final int[] NUMERIC_TYPES = { java.sql.Types.BIT,
497:                    java.sql.Types.TINYINT, java.sql.Types.SMALLINT,
498:                    java.sql.Types.INTEGER, java.sql.Types.BIGINT,
499:                    java.sql.Types.FLOAT, java.sql.Types.REAL,
500:                    java.sql.Types.DOUBLE, java.sql.Types.NUMERIC,
501:                    java.sql.Types.DECIMAL };
502:
503:            private final static int[] DATETIME_TYPES = { java.sql.Types.DATE,
504:                    java.sql.Types.TIME, java.sql.Types.TIMESTAMP };
505:
506:            private static final int[] BINARY_TYPES = { java.sql.Types.BINARY,
507:                    java.sql.Types.BLOB, java.sql.Types.DISTINCT,
508:                    java.sql.Types.JAVA_OBJECT, java.sql.Types.LONGVARBINARY,
509:                    java.sql.Types.NULL, java.sql.Types.OTHER,
510:                    java.sql.Types.STRUCT, java.sql.Types.VARBINARY };
511:
512:            private static final int[] DISPLAYABLE_TYPES = new int[NUMERIC_TYPES.length
513:                    + CHAR_TYPES.length + DATETIME_TYPES.length];
514:
515:            static {
516:
517:                //      DISPLAYABLE_TYPES 
518:
519:                System.arraycopy(NUMERIC_TYPES, 0, DISPLAYABLE_TYPES, 0,
520:                        NUMERIC_TYPES.length);
521:                System.arraycopy(CHAR_TYPES, 0, DISPLAYABLE_TYPES,
522:                        NUMERIC_TYPES.length, CHAR_TYPES.length);
523:                System.arraycopy(DATETIME_TYPES, 0, DISPLAYABLE_TYPES,
524:                        NUMERIC_TYPES.length + CHAR_TYPES.length,
525:                        DATETIME_TYPES.length);
526:
527:                Arrays.sort(DISPLAYABLE_TYPES);
528:                Arrays.sort(NUMERIC_TYPES);
529:                Arrays.sort(BINARY_TYPES);
530:                Arrays.sort(CHAR_TYPES);
531:                Arrays.sort(DATETIME_TYPES);
532:
533:            }
534:
535:            private static boolean arrayContains(int[] array, int number) {
536:
537:                // a linear search is used instead of a binary
538:                // search because the list is so small that the
539:                // division operations needed by the binary sort
540:                // would probably negate any gains.
541:                for (int j = 0; j < array.length; j++) {
542:
543:                    if (number == array[j])
544:                        return true;
545:                    if (number < array[j])
546:                        return false;
547:                }
548:
549:                return false;
550:            }
551:
552:            public static boolean isBinaryType(int sqlType) {
553:
554:                return arrayContains(BINARY_TYPES, sqlType);
555:            }
556:
557:            public static boolean isNumericType(int sqlType) {
558:
559:                return arrayContains(NUMERIC_TYPES, sqlType);
560:            }
561:
562:            public static boolean isCharType(int sqlType) {
563:
564:                return arrayContains(CHAR_TYPES, sqlType);
565:            }
566:
567:            public static boolean isDateTimeType(int sqlType) {
568:
569:                return arrayContains(DATETIME_TYPES, sqlType);
570:            }
571:
572:            public static boolean isDisplayableType(int sqlType) {
573:
574:                return arrayContains(DISPLAYABLE_TYPES, sqlType);
575:            }
576:
577:            public static String escape(String s) {
578:                if (s.indexOf('\'') < 0)
579:                    return s;
580:                StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer(s.length() + 10);
581:                char[] characters = s.toCharArray();
582:                for (int j = 0; j < characters.length; j++) {
583:                    if (characters[j] == '\'')
584:                        buffer.append('\'');
585:                    buffer.append(characters[j]);
586:                }
587:                return buffer.toString();
588:            }
589:
590:        }
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