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// PostgreSQL Query Builder & Compiler
// ------
import inherits from 'inherits';
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import QueryCompiler from '../../../query/compiler';
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import { assign, reduce, identity } from 'lodash';
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function QueryCompiler_PG(client, builder) {
QueryCompiler.call(this, client, builder);
}
inherits(QueryCompiler_PG, QueryCompiler);
assign(QueryCompiler_PG.prototype, {
// Compiles a truncate query.
truncate() {
return `truncate ${this.tableName} restart identity`;
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},
// is used if the an array with multiple empty values supplied
_defaultInsertValue: 'default',
// Compiles an `insert` query, allowing for multiple
// inserts using a single query statement.
insert() {
const sql = QueryCompiler.prototype.insert.call(this);
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if (sql === '') return sql;
const { returning } = this.single;
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return {
sql: sql + this._returning(returning),
returning,
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};
},
// Compiles an `update` query, allowing for a return value.
update() {
const updateData = this._prepUpdate(this.single.update);
const wheres = this.where();
const { returning } = this.single;
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return {
sql:
this.with() +
`update ${this.single.only ? 'only ' : ''}${this.tableName} ` +
`set ${updateData.join(', ')}` +
(wheres ? ` ${wheres}` : '') +
this._returning(returning),
returning,
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};
},
// Compiles an `update` query, allowing for a return value.
del() {
const sql = QueryCompiler.prototype.del.apply(this, arguments);
const { returning } = this.single;
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return {
sql: sql + this._returning(returning),
returning,
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};
},
aggregate(stmt) {
return this._aggregate(stmt, { distinctParentheses: true });
},
_returning(value) {
return value ? ` returning ${this.formatter.columnize(value)}` : '';
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},
forUpdate() {
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return 'for update';
},
forShare() {
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return 'for share';
},
// Compiles a columnInfo query
columnInfo() {
const column = this.single.columnInfo;
let schema = this.single.schema;
// The user may have specified a custom wrapIdentifier function in the config. We
// need to run the identifiers through that function, but not format them as
// identifiers otherwise.
const table = this.client.customWrapIdentifier(this.single.table, identity);
if (schema) {
schema = this.client.customWrapIdentifier(schema, identity);
}
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let sql =
'select * from information_schema.columns where table_name = ? and table_catalog = ?';
const bindings = [table, this.client.database()];
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if (schema) {
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sql += ' and table_schema = ?';
bindings.push(schema);
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} else {
Add redshift support without changing cli or package.json (#2233) * Add a Redshift dialect that inherits from Postgres. * Turn .index() and .dropIndex() into no-ops with warnings in the Redshift dialect. * Update the Redshift dialect to be compatible with master. * Update package.json * Disable liftoff cli * Remove the CLI * Add lib to the repo * Allow the escaping of named bindings. * Update dist * Update the Redshift dialect’s instantiation of the query and column compilers. * Update the distribution * Fix a merge conflict * Take lib back out * Trying to bring back in line with tgreisser/knex * Add npm 5 package-lock * Bring cli.js back in line * Bring cli.js back in line * Progress commit on redshift integration tests * Revert "Progress commit on redshift integration tests" This reverts commit 207e31635c638853dec54ce0580d34559ba5a54c. * Progress commit * Working not null on primary columns in createTable * Working redshift unit tests * Working unit and integration tests, still need to fix migration tests * Brought datatypes more in line with what redshift actually supports * Added query compiler unit tests * Add a hacky returning clause for redshift ugh * Working migration integration tests * Working insert integration tests * Allow multiple insert returning values * Working select integration tests * Working join integration tests * Working aggregate integration tests * All integration suite tests working * Put docker index for reconnect tests back * Redshift does not support insert...returning, there does not seem to be a way around that, therefore accept it and test accordingly * Leave redshift integration tests in place, but do not run them by default * Fix mysql order by test * Fix more tests * Change test db name to knex_test for consistency * Address PR comments
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sql += ' and table_schema = current_schema()';
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}
return {
sql,
bindings,
output(resp) {
const out = reduce(
resp.rows,
function(columns, val) {
columns[val.column_name] = {
type: val.data_type,
maxLength: val.character_maximum_length,
nullable: val.is_nullable === 'YES',
defaultValue: val.column_default,
};
return columns;
},
{}
);
return (column && out[column]) || out;
},
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};
},
});
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export default QueryCompiler_PG;