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Python Open Source » Database » Modeling Framework 
Modeling Framework » Modeling 0.9 » Modeling » DatabaseAdaptors » MySQLAdaptorLayer » MySQLSchemaGeneration.py
# -*- coding: iso-8859-1 -*-
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Modeling Framework: an Object-Relational Bridge for python
#
# Copyright (c) 2001-2004 Sbastien Bigaret <sbigaret@users.sourceforge.net>
# All rights reserved.
#
# This file is part of the Modeling Framework.
#
# This code is distributed under a "3-clause BSD"-style license;
# see the LICENSE file for details.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------


"""
MySQLSchemaGeneration

  CVS information

    $Id: MySQLSchemaGeneration.py 933 2004-08-02 19:58:54Z sbigaret $
  
"""

__version__='$Revision: 933 $'[11:-2]

from StringIO import StringIO

# Framework
from Modeling.SchemaGeneration import SchemaGeneration

# Interfaces
#from Modeling.interfaces.SchemaGeneration import ISchemaGeneration

#
from Modeling.SchemaGeneration import \
     CreateDatabaseKey, CreatePrimaryKeySupportKey, CreateTablesKey, \
     DropDatabaseKey, DropPrimaryKeySupportKey, DropTablesKey, \
     ForeignKeyConstraintsKey, PrimaryKeyConstraintsKey

class MySQLSchemaGeneration(SchemaGeneration):
  """
  Implements the details db-schema generation which differ from the
  standard behaviour implemented by SchemaGeneration.

  See also Modeling.SchemaGeneration and Modeling.interfaces.SchemaGeneration
  for further details
  """

  #__implements__ = (ISchemaGeneration,)

  def createDatabaseStatementsForConnectionDictionary(self, connectionDictionary, administrativeConnectionDictionary, createUserFlag=0):
    """
    See also: interfaces.SchemaGeneration for details
    """
    createDB='CREATE DATABASE %(database)s'%connectionDictionary
    createUser='CREATE USER %(user)s NOCREATEUSER NOCREATEDB'%connectionDictionary
    
    sqlExprs=[]
    sqlExpr=self._adaptor.expressionClass()(None)
    sqlExpr.setStatement(createDB)
    sqlExprs.append(sqlExpr)
    # Create user
    if createUserFlag:
      sqlExpr=self._adaptor.expressionClass()(None)
      sqlExpr.setStatement(createUser)
      sqlExprs.append(sqlExpr)
    return tuple(sqlExprs)
    
  def dropDatabaseStatementsForConnectionDictionary(self, connectionDictionary, administrativeConnectionDictionary, dropUserFlag=0):
    "See Modeling.interfaces.SchemaGeneration for details"
    dropDB='DROP DATABASE %(database)s'%connectionDictionary
    dropUser='DROP USER %(user)s'%connectionDictionary
    
    sqlExprs=[]
    sqlExpr=self._adaptor.expressionClass()(None)
    sqlExpr.setStatement(dropDB)
    sqlExprs.append(sqlExpr)
    # Create user
    if dropUserFlag:
      sqlExpr=self._adaptor.expressionClass()(None)
      sqlExpr.setStatement(dropUser)
      sqlExprs.append(sqlExpr)
    return tuple(sqlExprs)

  def dropPrimaryKeySupportStatementsForEntityGroup(self, entityGroup):
    """
    Returns a list containing a single SQLExpression statement, which takes
    the following form: 'DROP TABLE <SEQUENCE_NAME>', where
    '<SEQUENCE_NAME>' is::

        'PK_SEQ_%s'%entityGroup[0].primaryKeyRootName()
    
    See primaryKeySupportStatementsForEntityGroup() for further details on
    how sequences can be emulated with MySQL databases.
    
    See Modeling.interfaces.SchemaGeneration for further details

    """
    if not entityGroup:
      return ()
    firstEntity=entityGroup[0]
    sqlExpr=self._adaptor.expressionClass()(firstEntity)
    sqlExpr.setStatement('DROP TABLE PK_SEQ_%s'%firstEntity.primaryKeyRootName())
    return (sqlExpr,)

  def foreignKeyConstraintStatementsForRelationship(self, relationship):
    """
    Removes ' INITIALLY DEFERRED' from the statements returned by
    SQLExpression's foreignKeyConstraintStatementsForRelationship() and
    returns them.
    """
    sqlExprs=SchemaGeneration.foreignKeyConstraintStatementsForRelationship.im_func(self, relationship)
    for sqlExpr in sqlExprs:
      sqlExpr.setStatement(sqlExpr.statement()[:-19])
    return sqlExprs
  
  def primaryKeySupportStatementsForEntityGroup(self, entityGroup):
    """
    Returns a list containing two SQLExpression statements, which take the
    following form::

      CREATE TABLE <SEQUENCE_NAME> (id INT NOT NULL)
      INSERT INTO <SEQUENCE_NAME> VALUES(0)

    where '<SEQUENCE_NAME>' is::

        'PK_SEQ_%s'%entityGroup[0].primaryKeyRootName()
    
    cf. http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Miscellaneous_functions.html: this is one
    way to emulate real sequences with MySQL.

    The statements used by MySQLAdaptorChannel.primaryKeysForNewRowsWithEntity
    are the following::

      'UPDATE PK_SEQ_%s SET id=LAST_INSERT_ID(id+1)'%pkRootName
      'select id FROM PK_SEQ_%s'%pkRootName


    See Modeling.interfaces.SchemaGeneration for further details

    See also:
      dropPrimaryKeySupportStatementsForEntityGroup()
      MySQLAdaptorChannel.primaryKeysForNewRowsWithEntity()
    """
    if not entityGroup:
      return ()
    firstEntity=entityGroup[0]
    sqlExprs=[]

    sqlExprClass=self._adaptor.expressionClass

    sqlExpr=sqlExprClass()(firstEntity)
    sqlExpr.setStatement('CREATE TABLE PK_SEQ_%s (id INT NOT NULL)'%firstEntity.primaryKeyRootName())
    sqlExprs.append(sqlExpr)

    sqlExpr=sqlExprClass()(firstEntity)
    sqlExpr.setStatement('INSERT INTO PK_SEQ_%s VALUES(0)'%firstEntity.primaryKeyRootName())
    sqlExprs.append(sqlExpr)
    return sqlExprs
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