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001:        /*
002:         * HA-JDBC: High-Availability JDBC
003:         * Copyright (c) 2004-2007 Paul Ferraro
004:         * 
005:         * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it 
006:         * under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the 
007:         * Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the License, or (at your 
008:         * option) any later version.
009:         * 
010:         * This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
011:         * ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or 
012:         * FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License 
013:         * for more details.
014:         * 
015:         * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
016:         * along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, 
017:         * Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
018:         * 
019:         * Contact: ferraro@users.sourceforge.net
020:         */
021:        package net.sf.hajdbc.dialect;
022:
023:        import java.sql.DatabaseMetaData;
024:        import java.sql.SQLException;
025:        import java.util.Collection;
026:        import java.util.List;
027:
028:        import net.sf.hajdbc.ColumnProperties;
029:        import net.sf.hajdbc.Dialect;
030:        import net.sf.hajdbc.ForeignKeyConstraint;
031:        import net.sf.hajdbc.QualifiedName;
032:        import net.sf.hajdbc.TableProperties;
033:        import net.sf.hajdbc.UniqueConstraint;
034:
035:        import org.easymock.EasyMock;
036:        import org.testng.annotations.DataProvider;
037:        import org.testng.annotations.Test;
038:
039:        /**
040:         * @author Paul Ferraro
041:         *
042:         */
043:        @SuppressWarnings("nls")
044:        public class TestMySQLDialect extends TestStandardDialect {
045:            @Override
046:            protected Dialect createDialect() {
047:                return new MySQLDialect();
048:            }
049:
050:            @Override
051:            @Test(dataProvider="foreign-key")
052:            public String getCreateForeignKeyConstraintSQL(
053:                    ForeignKeyConstraint constraint) throws SQLException {
054:                this .replay();
055:
056:                String sql = this .dialect
057:                        .getCreateForeignKeyConstraintSQL(constraint);
058:
059:                this .verify();
060:
061:                assert sql
062:                        .equals("ALTER TABLE table ADD CONSTRAINT name FOREIGN KEY (column1, column2) REFERENCES foreign_table (foreign_column1, foreign_column2) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE RESTRICT") : sql;
063:
064:                return sql;
065:            }
066:
067:            @Override
068:            @Test(dataProvider="foreign-key")
069:            public String getDropForeignKeyConstraintSQL(
070:                    ForeignKeyConstraint constraint) throws SQLException {
071:                this .replay();
072:
073:                String sql = this .dialect
074:                        .getDropForeignKeyConstraintSQL(constraint);
075:
076:                this .verify();
077:
078:                assert sql.equals("ALTER TABLE table DROP FOREIGN KEY name") : sql;
079:
080:                return sql;
081:            }
082:
083:            @Override
084:            @Test(dataProvider="unique-constraint")
085:            public String getCreateUniqueConstraintSQL(
086:                    UniqueConstraint constraint) throws SQLException {
087:                this .replay();
088:
089:                String sql = this .dialect
090:                        .getCreateUniqueConstraintSQL(constraint);
091:
092:                this .verify();
093:
094:                assert sql
095:                        .equals("ALTER TABLE table ADD UNIQUE name (column1, column2)") : sql;
096:
097:                return sql;
098:            }
099:
100:            @Override
101:            @Test(dataProvider="unique-constraint")
102:            public String getDropUniqueConstraintSQL(UniqueConstraint constraint)
103:                    throws SQLException {
104:                this .replay();
105:
106:                String sql = this .dialect
107:                        .getDropUniqueConstraintSQL(constraint);
108:
109:                this .verify();
110:
111:                assert sql.equals("ALTER TABLE table DROP INDEX name") : sql;
112:
113:                return sql;
114:            }
115:
116:            @Override
117:            @Test(dataProvider="sequence-sql")
118:            public String parseSequence(String sql) throws SQLException {
119:                this .replay();
120:
121:                String sequence = this .dialect.parseSequence(sql);
122:
123:                this .verify();
124:
125:                assert sequence == null : sequence;
126:
127:                return sequence;
128:            }
129:
130:            @Override
131:            @Test(dataProvider="meta-data")
132:            public Collection<QualifiedName> getSequences(
133:                    DatabaseMetaData metaData) throws SQLException {
134:                this .replay();
135:
136:                Collection<QualifiedName> sequences = this .dialect
137:                        .getSequences(metaData);
138:
139:                this .verify();
140:
141:                assert sequences.isEmpty() : sequences;
142:
143:                return sequences;
144:            }
145:
146:            @Override
147:            @Test(dataProvider="meta-data")
148:            public List<String> getDefaultSchemas(DatabaseMetaData metaData)
149:                    throws SQLException {
150:                EasyMock.expect(metaData.getConnection()).andReturn(
151:                        this .connection);
152:                EasyMock.expect(this .connection.createStatement()).andReturn(
153:                        this .statement);
154:                EasyMock.expect(
155:                        this .statement.executeQuery("SELECT DATABASE()"))
156:                        .andReturn(this .resultSet);
157:                EasyMock.expect(this .resultSet.next()).andReturn(false);
158:                EasyMock.expect(this .resultSet.getString(1)).andReturn(
159:                        "database");
160:
161:                this .resultSet.close();
162:                this .statement.close();
163:
164:                this .replay();
165:
166:                List<String> schemaList = this .dialect
167:                        .getDefaultSchemas(metaData);
168:
169:                this .verify();
170:
171:                assert schemaList.size() == 1 : schemaList.size();
172:
173:                assert schemaList.get(0).equals("database") : schemaList.get(0);
174:
175:                return schemaList;
176:            }
177:
178:            @Override
179:            @Test(dataProvider="column")
180:            public boolean isIdentity(ColumnProperties properties)
181:                    throws SQLException {
182:                EasyMock.expect(properties.getNativeType()).andReturn("SERIAL");
183:
184:                this .replay();
185:
186:                boolean identity = this .dialect.isIdentity(properties);
187:
188:                this .verify();
189:
190:                assert identity;
191:
192:                this .reset();
193:
194:                EasyMock.expect(properties.getNativeType())
195:                        .andReturn("INTEGER");
196:                EasyMock.expect(properties.getRemarks()).andReturn(
197:                        "AUTO_INCREMENT");
198:
199:                this .replay();
200:
201:                identity = this .dialect.isIdentity(properties);
202:
203:                this .verify();
204:
205:                assert identity;
206:
207:                this .reset();
208:
209:                EasyMock.expect(this .columnProperties.getNativeType())
210:                        .andReturn("INTEGER");
211:                EasyMock.expect(this .columnProperties.getRemarks()).andReturn(
212:                        null);
213:
214:                this .replay();
215:
216:                identity = this .dialect.isIdentity(properties);
217:
218:                this .verify();
219:
220:                return identity;
221:            }
222:
223:            @Override
224:            @Test(dataProvider="table-column-long")
225:            public String getAlterIdentityColumnSQL(TableProperties table,
226:                    ColumnProperties column, long value) throws SQLException {
227:                EasyMock.expect(table.getName()).andReturn("table");
228:                EasyMock.expect(column.getName()).andReturn("column");
229:
230:                this .replay();
231:
232:                String sql = this .dialect.getAlterIdentityColumnSQL(table,
233:                        column, value);
234:
235:                this .verify();
236:
237:                assert sql.equals("ALTER TABLE table AUTO_INCREMENT = 1000") : sql;
238:
239:                return sql;
240:            }
241:
242:            @Override
243:            @DataProvider(name="current-date")
244:            Object[][] currentDateProvider() {
245:                java.sql.Date date = new java.sql.Date(System
246:                        .currentTimeMillis());
247:
248:                return new Object[][] {
249:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CURRENT_DATE FROM success", date },
250:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CURDATE() FROM success", date },
251:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CURDATE ( ) FROM success", date },
252:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CCURRENT_DATE FROM failure",
253:                                date },
254:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CURRENT_DATES FROM failure",
255:                                date },
256:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CCURDATE() FROM failure", date },
257:                        new Object[] { "SELECT 1 FROM failure", date }, };
258:            }
259:
260:            @Override
261:            @Test(dataProvider="current-date")
262:            public String evaluateCurrentDate(String sql, java.sql.Date date)
263:                    throws SQLException {
264:                String expected = sql.contains("success") ? "SELECT '"
265:                        + date.toString() + "' FROM success" : sql;
266:
267:                String evaluated = this .dialect.evaluateCurrentDate(sql, date);
268:
269:                assert evaluated.equals(expected) : evaluated;
270:
271:                return evaluated;
272:            }
273:
274:            @Override
275:            @DataProvider(name="current-time")
276:            Object[][] currentTimeProvider() {
277:                java.sql.Time date = new java.sql.Time(System
278:                        .currentTimeMillis());
279:
280:                return new Object[][] {
281:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CURRENT_TIME FROM success", date },
282:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CURRENT_TIME(2) FROM success",
283:                                date },
284:                        new Object[] {
285:                                "SELECT CURRENT_TIME ( 2 ) FROM success", date },
286:                        new Object[] { "SELECT LOCALTIME FROM success", date },
287:                        new Object[] { "SELECT LOCALTIME(2) FROM success", date },
288:                        new Object[] { "SELECT LOCALTIME ( 2 ) FROM success",
289:                                date },
290:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CURTIME() FROM success", date },
291:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CURTIME ( ) FROM success", date },
292:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CCURRENT_TIME FROM failure",
293:                                date },
294:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP FROM failure",
295:                                date },
296:                        new Object[] { "SELECT LLOCALTIME FROM failure", date },
297:                        new Object[] { "SELECT LOCALTIMESTAMP FROM failure",
298:                                date },
299:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CCURTIME() FROM failure", date },
300:                        new Object[] { "SELECT 1 FROM failure", date }, };
301:            }
302:
303:            @Override
304:            @Test(dataProvider="current-time")
305:            public String evaluateCurrentTime(String sql, java.sql.Time date)
306:                    throws SQLException {
307:                String expected = sql.contains("success") ? "SELECT '"
308:                        + date.toString() + "' FROM success" : sql;
309:
310:                String evaluated = this .dialect.evaluateCurrentTime(sql, date);
311:
312:                assert evaluated.equals(expected) : evaluated;
313:
314:                return evaluated;
315:            }
316:
317:            @Override
318:            @DataProvider(name="current-timestamp")
319:            Object[][] currentTimestampProvider() {
320:                java.sql.Timestamp date = new java.sql.Timestamp(System
321:                        .currentTimeMillis());
322:
323:                return new Object[][] {
324:                        new Object[] { "SELECT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP FROM success",
325:                                date },
326:                        new Object[] {
327:                                "SELECT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(2) FROM success",
328:                                date },
329:                        new Object[] {
330:                                "SELECT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP ( 2 ) FROM success",
331:                                date },
332:                        new Object[] { "SELECT LOCALTIMESTAMP FROM success",
333:                                date },
334:                        new Object[] { "SELECT LOCALTIMESTAMP(2) FROM success",
335:                                date },
336:                        new Object[] {
337:                                "SELECT LOCALTIMESTAMP ( 2 ) FROM success",
338:                                date },
339:                        new Object[] { "SELECT NOW() FROM success", date },
340:                        new Object[] { "SELECT NOW ( ) FROM success", date },
341:                        new Object[] { "SELECT SYSDATE() FROM success", date },
342:                        new Object[] { "SELECT SYSDATE ( ) FROM success", date },
343:                        new Object[] {
344:                                "SELECT CCURRENT_TIMESTAMP FROM failure", date },
345:                        new Object[] {
346:                                "SELECT CURRENT_TIMESTAMPS FROM failure", date },
347:                        new Object[] { "SELECT LLOCALTIMESTAMP FROM failure",
348:                                date },
349:                        new Object[] { "SELECT LOCALTIMESTAMPS FROM failure",
350:                                date },
351:                        new Object[] { "SELECT NNOW() FROM failure", date },
352:                        new Object[] { "SELECT SSYSDATE() FROM failure", date },
353:                        new Object[] { "SELECT 1 FROM failure", date }, };
354:            }
355:
356:            @Override
357:            @Test(dataProvider="current-timestamp")
358:            public String evaluateCurrentTimestamp(String sql,
359:                    java.sql.Timestamp date) throws SQLException {
360:                String expected = sql.contains("success") ? "SELECT '"
361:                        + date.toString() + "' FROM success" : sql;
362:
363:                String evaluated = this.dialect.evaluateCurrentTimestamp(sql,
364:                        date);
365:
366:                assert evaluated.equals(expected) : evaluated;
367:
368:                return evaluated;
369:            }
370:        }
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