public class DB2SQLDialect extends SQLDialect
BASE_DBMS_CAPABILITIES, dataStore, LOGGER| Constructor and Description |
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DB2SQLDialect(JDBCDataStore dataStore,
DB2DialectInfo info) |
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protected void |
addSupportedHints(Set<Hints.Key> hints)
Add hints to the JDBC Feature Source.
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void |
applyLimitOffset(StringBuffer sql,
int limit,
int offset)
Alters the query provided so that limit and offset are natively dealt with.
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CoordinateReferenceSystem |
createCRS(int srid,
Connection cx)
Turns the specified srid into a
CoordinateReferenceSystem, or returns null
if not possible. |
Envelope |
decodeGeometryEnvelope(ResultSet rs,
int column,
Connection cx)
Decodes the result of a spatial extent function in a SELECT statement.
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Geometry |
decodeGeometryValue(GeometryDescriptor descriptor,
ResultSet rs,
int column,
GeometryFactory factory,
Connection cx,
Hints hints)
Decodes a geometry value from the result of a query specifying the column as an index.
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Geometry |
decodeGeometryValue(GeometryDescriptor descriptor,
ResultSet rs,
String name,
GeometryFactory factory,
Connection cx,
Hints hints)
Decodes a geometry value from the result of a query.
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void |
encodeGeometryColumn(GeometryDescriptor gatt,
String prefix,
int srid,
Hints hints,
StringBuffer sql)
Encodes the name of a geometry column in a SELECT statement.
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void |
encodeGeometryColumn(GeometryDescriptor gatt,
String prefix,
StringBuffer sql) |
void |
encodeGeometryColumnGeneralized(GeometryDescriptor gatt,
String prefix,
int srid,
StringBuffer sql,
Double distance) |
void |
encodeGeometryEnvelope(String tableName,
String geometryColumn,
StringBuffer sql)
Encodes the spatial extent function of a geometry column in a SELECT statement.
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String |
encodeNextSequenceValue(String schemaName,
String sequenceName)
Encodes how to get the next sequence value from the DB.
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void |
encodePrimaryKey(String column,
StringBuffer sql)
Encodes the primary key definition in a CREATE TABLE statement.
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DB2DialectInfo |
getDb2DialectInfo() |
Integer |
getGeometrySRID(String schemaName,
String tableName,
String columnName,
Connection cx)
Returns the spatial reference system identifier (srid) for a particular geometry column.
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String |
getGeometryTypeName(Integer type)
Returns the name of a geometric type based on its integer constant.
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Object |
getNextSequenceValue(String schemaName,
String sequenceName,
Connection cx)
Obtains the next value of a sequence, incrementing the sequence to the next state in the
process.
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List<ReferencedEnvelope> |
getOptimizedBounds(String schema,
SimpleFeatureType featureType,
Connection cx)
Since DB2 V10.
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String |
getSequenceForColumn(String schemaName,
String tableName,
String columnName,
Connection cx)
Determines the name of the sequence (if any) which is used to increment generate values for a
table column.
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boolean |
includeTable(String schemaName,
String tableName,
Connection cx)
Determines if the specified table should be included in those published
by the datastore.
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boolean |
isFunctionEncodingEnabled() |
boolean |
isLimitOffsetSupported()
Returns true if this dialect can encode both Query.getStartIndex() and
Query.getMaxFeatures() into native SQL.
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boolean |
isLooseBBOXEnabled() |
boolean |
isUseSelectivity() |
boolean |
lookupGeneratedValuesPostInsert()
Controls whether keys are looked up post or pre insert.
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void |
postCreateTable(String schemaName,
SimpleFeatureType featureType,
Connection cx)
Callback to execute any additional sql statements post a create table statement.
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void |
registerClassToSqlMappings(Map<Class<?>,Integer> mappings)
Registers the java type to sql type mappings that the datastore uses when reading and writing
objects to and from the database. *
Subclasses should extend (not override) this method to provide additional mappings, or to
override mappings provided by this implementation.
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void |
registerSqlTypeNameToClassMappings(Map<String,Class<?>> mappings)
Registers the sql type name to java type mappings that the dialect uses when reading and
writing objects to and from the database.
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void |
registerSqlTypeToClassMappings(Map<Integer,Class<?>> mappings)
Registers the sql type to java type mappings that the dialect uses when reading and writing
objects to and from the database.
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void |
setFunctionEncodingEnabled(boolean functionEncodingEnabled) |
void |
setLooseBBOXEnabled(boolean looseBBOXEnabled) |
void |
setUseSelectivity(boolean useSelectivity) |
protected boolean |
supportsSchemaForIndex()
Return
true if the database supports individual schemas for indices. |
createIndex, dropIndex, encodeAggregateFunction, encodeAggregateFunctionPostfix, encodeAggregateFunctionPrefix, encodeColumnAlias, encodeColumnName, encodeColumnName, encodeColumnType, encodeCreateTable, encodeGeometryColumn, encodeGeometryColumn, encodeGeometryColumnGeneralized, encodeGeometryColumnSimplified, encodeGeometryColumnSimplified, encodeJoin, encodePostColumnCreateTable, encodePostCreateTable, encodePostSelect, encodeSchemaName, encodeTableAlias, encodeTableName, getDefaultVarcharSize, getDesiredTablesType, getGeometryDimension, getIndexes, getLastAutoGeneratedValue, getLastAutoGeneratedValue, getMapping, getNameEscape, getNextAutoGeneratedValue, getPkColumnValue, getPrimaryKey, handleSelectHints, handleUserDefinedType, initializeConnection, isAggregatedSortSupported, isAutoCommitQuery, isGroupBySupported, ne, postCreateAttribute, postCreateFeatureType, postDropTable, preDropTable, registerAggregateFunctions, registerFunctions, registerSqlTypeToSqlTypeNameOverrides, splitFilterpublic DB2SQLDialect(JDBCDataStore dataStore, DB2DialectInfo info)
public DB2DialectInfo getDb2DialectInfo()
public CoordinateReferenceSystem createCRS(int srid, Connection cx) throws SQLException
SQLDialectCoordinateReferenceSystem, or returns null
if not possible.
The implementation might just use CRS.decode("EPSG:" + srid), but most
spatial databases will have their own SRS database that can be queried as well.
As a rule of thumb you should override this method if your spatial database uses codes that are not part of the EPSG standard database, of if for some reason you deem it preferable to use your database definition instead of an official EPSG one.
Most overrides will try out to decode the official EPSG code first, and fall back on the custom database definition otherwise
createCRS in class SQLDialectSQLExceptionpublic void encodePrimaryKey(String column, StringBuffer sql)
SQLDialectSubclasses should override this method if need be, the default implementation does the following:
encodeColumnName( column, sql );
sql.append( " int PRIMARY KEY" );
encodePrimaryKey in class SQLDialectpublic String getGeometryTypeName(Integer type)
SQLDialectThe constant, type, is registered in SQLDialect.registerSqlTypeNameToClassMappings(Map).
This default implementation returns null, subclasses should override.
getGeometryTypeName in class SQLDialectpublic Integer getGeometrySRID(String schemaName, String tableName, String columnName, Connection cx) throws SQLException
SQLDialectThis method is given a direct connection to the database. The connection must not be closed. However any statements or result sets instantiated from the connection must be closed.
In the event that the srid cannot be determined, this method should return null
.
getGeometrySRID in class SQLDialectschemaName - The database schema, could be null.tableName - The table, never null.columnName - The column name, never nullcx - The database connection.SQLExceptionpublic void encodeGeometryColumn(GeometryDescriptor gatt, String prefix, int srid, Hints hints, StringBuffer sql)
SQLDialectThis method should wrap the column name in any functions that are used to retrieve its
value. For instance, often it is necessary to use the function asText, or
asWKB when fetching a geometry.
This method must also be sure to properly encode the name of the column with the SQLDialect.encodeColumnName(String, String, StringBuffer) function.
Example:
sql.append( "asText(" );
column( gatt.getLocalName(), sql );
sql.append( ")" );
This default implementation calls the deprecated SQLDialect.encodeGeometryColumn(GeometryDescriptor, String, int, StringBuffer) version of this method
for backward compatibility reasons.
encodeGeometryColumn in class SQLDialectpublic void encodeGeometryColumn(GeometryDescriptor gatt, String prefix, StringBuffer sql)
public void encodeGeometryEnvelope(String tableName, String geometryColumn, StringBuffer sql)
SQLDialectThis method must also be sure to properly encode the name of the column with the SQLDialect.encodeColumnName(String, StringBuffer) function.
encodeGeometryEnvelope in class SQLDialectpublic boolean lookupGeneratedValuesPostInsert()
TODO TODO TODO Due to DB2 implementation problems, ps.addBatch(), ps.executeBatch() doesn't work for auto-generated identity key columns. This function should return 'true' to make the overall logic work with auto-generated columns but this breaks the logic for sequence generated key columns so for now, return 'false'.
Part of the reason for the breakage is that if 'true', KeysFetcher will add to the INSERT statement NEXT VALUE FOR seq_name but doesn't include the schema so an error occurs since the test setup specifies the sequence schema name as 'geotools' which is different from the default which is the connection id. It isn't clear why the 'geotools' schema isn't being specified. Even if this was corrected, the current DB2 JDBC support wouldn't correctly get the inserted key values later.
Another problem is that if 'true', JDBCDataStore::insertPS executes: ps = cx.prepareStatement(sql, keysFetcher.getColumnNames()); which causes a failure with ps.addBatch() because it defaults to uppercase for the key column while the table was defined with a lowercase key column - this is a DB2 JDBC defect which is not likely to be fixed.
It isn't really clear why this method is being called for sequence key columns. Fixing this probably requires significant changes to the core JDBC logic which I'm not prepared to do. -- David Adler 04/18/2017
When a row is inserted into a table, and a key is automatically generated DB2 allows the
generated key to be retrieved after the insert. The DB2 dialect returns true to
cause the lookup to occur after the insert via SQLDialect.getLastAutoGeneratedValue(String,
String, String, Connection).
DB2 implements:
lookupGeneratedValuesPostInsert in class SQLDialectpublic List<ReferencedEnvelope> getOptimizedBounds(String schema, SimpleFeatureType featureType, Connection cx) throws SQLException, IOException
Look in the system view "db2gse.st_geometry_columns" and check for min_x,min_y,max_x,max_y
If ALL geometry attributes have precalculated extents, return the list of the envelopes. If only one of them has no precalculated extent, return null
getOptimizedBounds in class SQLDialectschema - The database schema, if any, or nullfeatureType - The feature type containing the geometry columns whose bounds need to
computed. Mind, it may be retyped and thus contain less geometry columns than the tableSQLExceptionIOExceptionpublic Envelope decodeGeometryEnvelope(ResultSet rs, int column, Connection cx) throws SQLException, IOException
SQLDialectThis method is given direct access to a result set. The column parameter is the
index into the result set which contains the spatial extent value. The query for this value
is build with the SQLDialect.encodeGeometryEnvelope(String, String, StringBuffer) method.
This method must not read any other objects from the result set other then the one referenced by column.
decodeGeometryEnvelope in class SQLDialectrs - A result setcolumn - Index into the result set which points at the spatial extent value.SQLExceptionIOExceptionpublic Geometry decodeGeometryValue(GeometryDescriptor descriptor, ResultSet rs, String name, GeometryFactory factory, Connection cx, Hints hints) throws IOException, SQLException
SQLDialectThis method is given direct access to a result set. The column parameter is the index into the result set which contains the geometric value.
An implementation should deserialize the value provided by the result set into Geometry object. For example, consider an implementation which deserializes from well known
text:
Note that implementations must handle
String wkt = rs.getString( column );
if ( wkt == null ) {
return null;
}
return new WKTReader(factory).read( wkt );
null values.
The factory parameter should be used to instantiate any geometry objects.
decodeGeometryValue in class SQLDialectIOExceptionSQLExceptionpublic Geometry decodeGeometryValue(GeometryDescriptor descriptor, ResultSet rs, int column, GeometryFactory factory, Connection cx, Hints hints) throws IOException, SQLException
SQLDialectSee #decodeGeometryValue(GeometryDescriptor, ResultSet, String, GeometryFactory)
for a more in depth description.
decodeGeometryValue in class SQLDialectIOExceptionSQLException#decodeGeometryValue(GeometryDescriptor, ResultSet, String, GeometryFactory)}.public void registerClassToSqlMappings(Map<Class<?>,Integer> mappings)
SQLDialectSubclasses should extend (not override) this method to provide additional mappings, or to override mappings provided by this implementation. This implementation provides the following mappings:
registerClassToSqlMappings in class SQLDialectpublic void registerSqlTypeToClassMappings(Map<Integer,Class<?>> mappings)
SQLDialectSubclasses should extend (not override) this method to provide additional mappings, or to override mappings provided by this implementation. This implementation provides the following mappings:
registerSqlTypeToClassMappings in class SQLDialectpublic void registerSqlTypeNameToClassMappings(Map<String,Class<?>> mappings)
SQLDialectSubclasses should extend (not override) this method to provide additional mappings, or to override mappings provided by this implementation. This implementation provides the following mappings:
registerSqlTypeNameToClassMappings in class SQLDialectpublic void postCreateTable(String schemaName, SimpleFeatureType featureType, Connection cx) throws SQLException
SQLDialectThis method should be implemented by subclasses that need to do some post processing on the database after a table has been created. Examples might include:
A common case is creating an auto incrementing sequence for the primary key of a table. It should be noted that all tables created through the datastore use the column "fid" as the primary key.
A direct connection to the database is provided (cx). This connection must not be closed, however any statements or result sets instantiated from the connection must be closed.
postCreateTable in class SQLDialectschemaName - The name of the schema, may be null.featureType - The feature type that has just been created on the database.cx - Database connection.SQLExceptionpublic String getSequenceForColumn(String schemaName, String tableName, String columnName, Connection cx) throws SQLException
SQLDialectThis method should return null if no such sequence exists.
This method is given a direct connection to the database, but this connection should never be closed. However any statements or result sets instantiated from the connection must be closed.
getSequenceForColumn in class SQLDialectschemaName - The schema name, this might be null.tableName - The table name.columnName - The column name.cx - The database connection.SQLExceptionpublic Object getNextSequenceValue(String schemaName, String sequenceName, Connection cx) throws SQLException
SQLDialectImplementations should determine the next value of a column for which values are automatically generated by the database.
This method is given a direct connection to the database, but this connection should never be closed. However any statements or result sets instantiated from the connection must be closed.
Implementations should handle the case where schemaName is null.
getNextSequenceValue in class SQLDialectschemaName - The schema name, this might be null.sequenceName - The name of the sequence.cx - The database connection.null.SQLExceptionpublic String encodeNextSequenceValue(String schemaName, String sequenceName)
SQLDialectImplementations should handle the case where schemaName is null.
encodeNextSequenceValue in class SQLDialectpublic boolean includeTable(String schemaName, String tableName, Connection cx) throws SQLException
SQLDialect
This method returns true if the table should be published as
a feature type, otherwise it returns false. Subclasses should
override this method, this default implementation returns true.
A database connection is provided to the dialect but it should not be closed. However any statements objects or result sets that are instantiated from it must be closed.
includeTable in class SQLDialectschemaName - The schema of the table, might be null..tableName - The name of the table.cx - Database connection.SQLExceptionpublic boolean isLimitOffsetSupported()
SQLDialectisLimitOffsetSupported in class SQLDialectpublic void applyLimitOffset(StringBuffer sql, int limit, int offset)
SQLDialectapplyLimitOffset in class SQLDialectpublic void encodeGeometryColumnGeneralized(GeometryDescriptor gatt, String prefix, int srid, StringBuffer sql, Double distance)
encodeGeometryColumnGeneralized in class SQLDialectprotected void addSupportedHints(Set<Hints.Key> hints)
SQLDialectpossible hints (but not limited to)
addSupportedHints in class SQLDialectpublic boolean isFunctionEncodingEnabled()
public void setFunctionEncodingEnabled(boolean functionEncodingEnabled)
public boolean isLooseBBOXEnabled()
public void setLooseBBOXEnabled(boolean looseBBOXEnabled)
public boolean isUseSelectivity()
public void setUseSelectivity(boolean useSelectivity)
protected boolean supportsSchemaForIndex()
SQLDialecttrue if the database supports individual schemas for indices.
The SQL encoding would be CREATE INDEX SCHEMANAME.INDEXNAME ON ....
The default is false and the encoding is CREATE INDEX INDEXNAME ON ....
supportsSchemaForIndex in class SQLDialectCopyright © 1996–2019 Geotools. All rights reserved.