org.apache.calcite.sql.validate.SqlMonikerImpl Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: DremioCatalogReader.java    From dremio-oss with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up
/**
 * Given fully qualified schema name, return schema object names.
 * When paramList is empty, the contents of root schema should be returned.
 */
@Override
public List<SqlMoniker> getAllSchemaObjectNames(List<String> paramList) {
  final List<SqlMoniker> result = new ArrayList<>();

  for (String currSchema : catalog.listSchemas(new NamespaceKey(paramList))) {

    // If paramList is not empty, we only want the datasets held by this schema,
    // Therefore don't add the schema to the results.
    if (paramList.isEmpty()) {
      result.add(new SqlMonikerImpl(currSchema, SqlMonikerType.SCHEMA));
    }

    // Get dataset names for each schema.
    for (Table dataset : catalog.listDatasets(new NamespaceKey(currSchema))) {
      result.add(new SqlMonikerImpl(Arrays.asList(dataset.getSchemaName(),
        dataset.getTableName()), SqlMonikerType.TABLE));
    }
  }

  return result;
}
 
Example #2
Source File: CalciteCatalogReader.java    From Bats with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up
private SqlMonikerImpl moniker(CalciteSchema schema, String name,
    SqlMonikerType type) {
  final List<String> path = schema.path(name);
  if (path.size() == 1
      && !schema.root().name.equals("")
      && type == SqlMonikerType.SCHEMA) {
    type = SqlMonikerType.CATALOG;
  }
  return new SqlMonikerImpl(path, type);
}
 
Example #3
Source File: TestSQLAnalyzer.java    From dremio-oss with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up
@Override
public List<SqlMoniker> getAllSchemaObjectNames(List<String> names) {
  final List<SqlMoniker> result = new ArrayList<>();
  result.add(new SqlMonikerImpl(Arrays.asList("TEST_CATALOG"), SqlMonikerType.CATALOG));
  result.add(new SqlMonikerImpl(Arrays.asList("TEST_SCHEMA"), SqlMonikerType.SCHEMA));
  result.add(new SqlMonikerImpl(Arrays.asList("TEST_TABLE"), SqlMonikerType.TABLE));
  return result;
}
 
Example #4
Source File: CalciteCatalogReader.java    From calcite with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up
private SqlMonikerImpl moniker(CalciteSchema schema, String name,
    SqlMonikerType type) {
  final List<String> path = schema.path(name);
  if (path.size() == 1
      && !schema.root().name.equals("")
      && type == SqlMonikerType.SCHEMA) {
    type = SqlMonikerType.CATALOG;
  }
  return new SqlMonikerImpl(path, type);
}
 
Example #5
Source File: SqlAdvisor.java    From Bats with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up
/**
 * Gets completion hints for a syntactically correct sql statement with dummy
 * SqlIdentifier
 *
 * @param sql A syntactically correct sql statement for which to retrieve
 *            completion hints
 * @param pos to indicate the line and column position in the query at which
 *            completion hints need to be retrieved. For example, "select
 *            a.ename, b.deptno from sales.emp a join sales.dept b "on
 *            a.deptno=b.deptno where empno=1"; setting pos to 'Line 1, Column
 *            17' returns all the possible column names that can be selected
 *            from sales.dept table setting pos to 'Line 1, Column 31' returns
 *            all the possible table names in 'sales' schema
 * @return an array of hints ({@link SqlMoniker}) that can fill in at the
 * indicated position
 */
public List<SqlMoniker> getCompletionHints(String sql, SqlParserPos pos) {
  // First try the statement they gave us. If this fails, just return
  // the tokens which were expected at the failure point.
  List<SqlMoniker> hintList = new ArrayList<>();
  SqlNode sqlNode = tryParse(sql, hintList);
  if (sqlNode == null) {
    return hintList;
  }

  // Now construct a statement which is bound to fail. (Character 7 BEL
  // is not legal in any SQL statement.)
  final int x = pos.getColumnNum() - 1;
  sql = sql.substring(0, x)
      + " \07"
      + sql.substring(x);
  tryParse(sql, hintList);

  final SqlMoniker star =
      new SqlMonikerImpl(ImmutableList.of("*"), SqlMonikerType.KEYWORD);
  String hintToken =
      parserConfig.unquotedCasing() == Casing.TO_UPPER ? UPPER_HINT_TOKEN : HINT_TOKEN;
  if (hintList.contains(star) && !isSelectListItem(sqlNode, pos, hintToken)) {
    hintList.remove(star);
  }

  // Add the identifiers which are expected at the point of interest.
  try {
    validator.validate(sqlNode);
  } catch (Exception e) {
    // mask any exception that is thrown during the validation, i.e.
    // try to continue even if the sql is invalid. we are doing a best
    // effort here to try to come up with the requested completion
    // hints
    Util.swallow(e, LOGGER);
  }
  final List<SqlMoniker> validatorHints =
      validator.lookupHints(sqlNode, pos);
  hintList.addAll(validatorHints);
  return hintList;
}
 
Example #6
Source File: SqlAdvisor.java    From calcite with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up
/**
 * Gets completion hints for a syntactically correct sql statement with dummy
 * SqlIdentifier
 *
 * @param sql A syntactically correct sql statement for which to retrieve
 *            completion hints
 * @param pos to indicate the line and column position in the query at which
 *            completion hints need to be retrieved. For example, "select
 *            a.ename, b.deptno from sales.emp a join sales.dept b "on
 *            a.deptno=b.deptno where empno=1"; setting pos to 'Line 1, Column
 *            17' returns all the possible column names that can be selected
 *            from sales.dept table setting pos to 'Line 1, Column 31' returns
 *            all the possible table names in 'sales' schema
 * @return an array of hints ({@link SqlMoniker}) that can fill in at the
 * indicated position
 */
public List<SqlMoniker> getCompletionHints(String sql, SqlParserPos pos) {
  // First try the statement they gave us. If this fails, just return
  // the tokens which were expected at the failure point.
  List<SqlMoniker> hintList = new ArrayList<>();
  SqlNode sqlNode = tryParse(sql, hintList);
  if (sqlNode == null) {
    return hintList;
  }

  // Now construct a statement which is bound to fail. (Character 7 BEL
  // is not legal in any SQL statement.)
  final int x = pos.getColumnNum() - 1;
  sql = sql.substring(0, x)
      + " \07"
      + sql.substring(x);
  tryParse(sql, hintList);

  final SqlMoniker star =
      new SqlMonikerImpl(ImmutableList.of("*"), SqlMonikerType.KEYWORD);
  String hintToken =
      parserConfig.unquotedCasing() == Casing.TO_UPPER ? UPPER_HINT_TOKEN : HINT_TOKEN;
  if (hintList.contains(star) && !isSelectListItem(sqlNode, pos, hintToken)) {
    hintList.remove(star);
  }

  // Add the identifiers which are expected at the point of interest.
  try {
    validator.validate(sqlNode);
  } catch (Exception e) {
    // mask any exception that is thrown during the validation, i.e.
    // try to continue even if the sql is invalid. we are doing a best
    // effort here to try to come up with the requested completion
    // hints
    Util.swallow(e, LOGGER);
  }
  final List<SqlMoniker> validatorHints =
      validator.lookupHints(sqlNode, pos);
  hintList.addAll(validatorHints);
  return hintList;
}