[hibernate-commits] Hibernate SVN: r10786 - in branches/Branch_3_2/Hibernate3: etc src/org/hibernate/dialect

Author: steve.ebersole(a)jboss.com Date: 2006-11-13 07:53:43 -0500 (Mon, 13 Nov 2006) New Revision: 10786 Added: branches/Branch_3_2/Hibernate3/etc/CacheSequences.xml Modified: branches/Branch_3_2/Hibernate3/src/org/hibernate/dialect/Cache71Dialect.java Log: minor changes to dialect for intersystems CacheSQL Added: branches/Branch_3_2/Hibernate3/etc/CacheSequences.xml =================================================================== --- branches/Branch_3_2/Hibernate3/etc/CacheSequences.xml 2006-11-13 12:53:18 UTC (rev 10785) +++ branches/Branch_3_2/Hibernate3/etc/CacheSequences.xml 2006-11-13 12:53:43 UTC (rev 10786) @@ -0,0 +1,116 @@ +<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> + +<!-- +An example of enabling support for sequences in Intersystems' Cache SQL 2007.1 database. +--> + +<Export generator="Cache" version="9" zv="Cache for Windows NT (Intel) 5.0.17 (Build 6006U)" ts="2005-09-29 14:10:54"> +<Project name="Hibernate_Sequences" LastModified="2005-09-29 14:10:54"> + <Items> + <ProjectItem name="InterSystems.Sequences" type="CLS"/> + </Items> +</Project> +<Class name="InterSystems.Sequences"> +<Description><![CDATA[ +Class to maintain a table of counters for Oracle sequence or MSSql identity columns +<br><br>Counters can be incremented by calling the stored procedure BEFORE the insert +using syntax like: call InterSystems.Sequences_GetNext("Name"), or using standard SQL, +or part of an SQL select like: +<br><br>select InterSystems.Sequences_GetNext(sequencename) from InterSystems.Sequences where Name='sequencename' +<br> +<br>Can also be queried as table InterSystems.Sequences, but that data is actually stored +in ^InterSystems.Sequences. Note use of %CacheSqlStorage to speed incrementing. +<br> +<br> Note: to make the Sequences system-wide, simply map ^InterSystems.Sequences* to a +common location + <br> + <br> Note: counter names are case-insensitive and force to uppercase on disk. +<br><br> Merge of ideas by JSL and APC 09/2005 +]]></Description> +<ClassType>persistent</ClassType> +<SqlRowIdPrivate>1</SqlRowIdPrivate> +<StorageStrategy>custom</StorageStrategy> +<Super>%Persistent</Super> +<TimeChanged>60172,44404.735854</TimeChanged> +<TimeCreated>60137,56752.747989</TimeCreated> +<ClassDefinitionError>0</ClassDefinitionError> + +<Index name="UniqueIndex1"> +<IdKey>1</IdKey> +<PrimaryKey>1</PrimaryKey> +<Properties>Name</Properties> +<Unique>1</Unique> +</Index> + +<Property name="Name"> +<Description> +The name of the sequence or identity, forced to uppercase. Typically a tablename +(MSSQL identities) or an Oracle-like Sequence name</Description> +<Type>%String</Type> +<Parameter name="MAXLEN" value="64"/> +</Property> + +<Property name="Counter"> +<Description> +Last assigned value for this Name. Initial </Description> +<Type>%Integer</Type> +<InitialExpression>0</InitialExpression> +</Property> + +<Method name="GetNext"> +<Description> +Returns an integer value with next assigned counter.</Description> +<ClassMethod>1</ClassMethod> +<FormalSpec>name:%String</FormalSpec> +<ReturnType>%Integer</ReturnType> +<SqlProc>1</SqlProc> +<Implementation><![CDATA[ quit $increment(^InterSystems.Sequences($zcvt(name,"U"))) //force name to uppercase to be safe +]]></Implementation> +</Method> + +<Method name="Init"> +<Description> +Hibernate procedure to intialise a sequence, but can be used at any time</Description> +<ClassMethod>1</ClassMethod> +<FormalSpec>SequenceName:%String</FormalSpec> +<ReturnType>%Integer</ReturnType> +<SqlProc>1</SqlProc> +<Implementation><![CDATA[ + set ^InterSystems.Sequences($zcvt(SequenceName,"U"))=0 + quit 0 +]]></Implementation> +</Method> + +<Method name="Drop"> +<Description> +Hibernate procedure to kill a sequence, but can be used at any time</Description> +<ClassMethod>1</ClassMethod> +<FormalSpec>SequenceName:%String</FormalSpec> +<ReturnType>%Integer</ReturnType> +<SqlProc>1</SqlProc> +<Implementation><![CDATA[ + kill ^InterSystems.Sequences($zcvt(SequenceName,"U")) + quit 0 +]]></Implementation> +</Method> + +<Storage name="custom"> +<Type>%CacheSQLStorage</Type> +<StreamLocation>^InterSystems.SequencesS</StreamLocation> +<Property name="Counter"/> +<Property name="Name"> +<Selectivity>1</Selectivity> +</Property> +<SQLMap name="datamap"> +<Type>data</Type> +<Global>^InterSystems.Sequences</Global> +<Structure>delimited</Structure> +<Subscript name="1"> +<Expression>{Name}</Expression> +</Subscript> +<Data name="Counter"/> +</SQLMap> +</Storage> +</Class> +<Checksum value="3603995477"/> +</Export> Modified: branches/Branch_3_2/Hibernate3/src/org/hibernate/dialect/Cache71Dialect.java =================================================================== --- branches/Branch_3_2/Hibernate3/src/org/hibernate/dialect/Cache71Dialect.java 2006-11-13 12:53:18 UTC (rev 10785) +++ branches/Branch_3_2/Hibernate3/src/org/hibernate/dialect/Cache71Dialect.java 2006-11-13 12:53:43 UTC (rev 10786) @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -//$Id: $ +//$Id: $ package org.hibernate.dialect; import java.sql.CallableStatement; @@ -35,7 +35,6 @@ * Cach&eacute; 2007.1 dialect. This class is required in order to use Hibernate with Intersystems Cach� SQL.<br> * <br> * Compatible with Cach� 2007.1. - * Cache JDBC driver version ?.?. * <br> * <head> * <title>Cach&eacute; and Hibernate</title> @@ -46,10 +45,7 @@ * These setup instructions assume that both Cach&eacute; and Hibernate are installed and operational. * <br> * <h2>HIBERNATE DIRECTORIES AND FILES</h2> - * InterSystems support for Hibernate 2.1.8 and Hibernate 3.0.5 - * requires different dialect files from those distributed with Hibernate 3.2. - * Also Hibernate 2.1.8 has a different directory and Java package structure which is reflected in the InterSystems sources. - * JBoss distributes the InterSystems Cache' dialect for Hibernate 3.2. + * JBoss distributes the InterSystems Cache' dialect for Hibernate 3.2.1 * For earlier versions of Hibernate please contact * <a href="http://www.intersystems.com/support/cache-support.html"&g... Worldwide Response Center</A> (WRC) * for the appropriate source files. @@ -78,7 +74,6 @@ * Hibernate. The next step depends on the location of your * CacheDB.jar depending on your version of Cach&eacute;. * <ol> - * <li>Copy C:\CacheSys\dev\java\lib\CacheDB.jar to C:\Hibernate\lib\CacheDB.jar.</li> * <li>Copy C:\CacheSys\dev\java\lib\JDK15\CacheDB.jar to C:\Hibernate\lib\CacheDB.jar.</li> * <p/> * <li>Insert the following files into your Java classpath: @@ -99,18 +94,15 @@ * <table cols=3 border cellpadding=5 cellspacing=0> * <tr> * <th>Property Name</th> - * <th>Property Value 3.2</th> - * <th>Property Value 2.1.8</th> + * <th>Property Value</th> * </tr> * <tr> * <td>hibernate.dialect</td> * <td>org.hibernate.dialect.Cache71Dialect</td> - * <td>net.sf.hibernate.dialect.Cache50Dialect</td> * </tr> * <tr> * <td>hibernate.connection.driver_class</td> * <td>com.intersys.jdbc.CacheDriver</td> - * <td>com.intersys.jdbc.CacheDriver</td> * </tr> * <tr> * <td>hibernate.connection.username</td> @@ -125,7 +117,6 @@ * <tr> * <td>hibernate.connection.url</td> * <td>jdbc:Cache://127.0.0.1:1972/USER</td> - * <td>jdbc:Cache://127.0.0.1:1972/USER</td> * </tr> * </table> * <p/> @@ -146,100 +137,24 @@ * <br> * <p/> * <ol> - * <li> - * org.hibernate.dialect.Cache50Dialect (requires Cach&eacute; - * 5.0 or above) - * </li> - * <p/> - * <li>org.hibernate.dialect.Cache51Dialect (requires Cach&eacute; 5.1 or - * above)</li> - * <p/> - * <li>org.hibernate.dialect.Cache51SequenceDialect (requires Cach&eacute; 5.1 or - * above)</li> - * <p/> * <li>org.hibernate.dialect.Cache71Dialect (requires Cach&eacute; * 2007.1 or above)</li> * <p/> - * <li>org.hibernate.dialect.Cache71SequenceDialect (requires Cach&eacute; - * 2007.1 or above)</li> * </ol> - * <p/> - * Setting up for Cach&eacute; 5.0 is similar except that the hibernate - * dialect package is "org.hibernate.dialect.Cache50Dialect" * <br> - * <h2>SETTING UP CACH&Eacute; DIALECT FROM INTERSYSTEMS SOURCES</h2> - * <p/> - * InterSystems provides source code for the Hibernate Dialect classes. - * Therefore, you must first place the source code in the proper locations - * and compile it into Java class files. - * Doing this will eliminate possible version mismatches in the compiled Java code. - * <p/> - * To begin, unzip the InterSystems source into the PARENT directory of the location where you installed Hibernate. - * The InterSystems zip file that contains InterSystems Hibernate support for - * Hibernate 2.1.8 and Hibernate 3.0.5 already contains hibernate-2.1 - * and hibernate-3.0 in its directory structure. This is why you must - * unzip to the directory CONTAINING your Hibernate install directory. - * <p/> - * If you are using Hibernate 3.2, JBoss has already built the right JAR file for you. - * If you are NOT using Hibernate 3.2, then you must do the following: - * <p/> - * <ol> - * <li>In your Hibernate install directory, after the unzip we described above, - * type the following: - * <br> - * <pre> - * build - * </pre></li> - * <li>Copy the JAR file to the proper place. - * <p/> - * For Hibernate 3.0.5, copy - * <pre> - * ..\hibernate\hibernate3.jar - * </pre> - * to the Hibernate install directory. - * <p/> - * For Hibernate 2.1.8, copy - * <pre> - * ..\hibernate\hibernate.2jar - * </pre> - * to the Hibernate install directory.</li> - * <p/> - * <li>Test your installation by configuring etc\hibernate.properties for your Cach&eacute; database, - * and then running the following: - * <pre> - * build eg - * </pre> - * The build process reports its success or failure. If you see, - * <pre> - * BUILD FAILED - * </pre> - * please contact the - * <a href="http://www.intersystems.com/support/cache-support.html"&g... Worldwide Response Center</A> - * for assistance. - * </li> - * </ol> - * <br> * <h2>SUPPORT FOR IDENTITY COLUMNS</h2> - * Cach&eacute; 5.1 or later supports identity columns. This includes Cache' 2007.1. To cause + * Cach&eacute; 2007.1 or later supports identity columns. For * Hibernate to use identity columns, specify "native" as the - * generator. Also make sure that - * hibernate.jdbc.use_get_generated_keys is set to true, which is the - * default. In the Cache' 2007.1 release, with the - * Cache71Dialect, you can set hibernate.jdbc.use_get_generated_keys to - * false, and still use identity columns. + * generator. * <br> * <h2>SEQUENCE DIALECTS SUPPORT SEQUENCES</h2> - * You do not have to use the sequence dialects with Cach&eacute;. - * These are Cache50SequenceDialect, Cache51SequenceDialect and Cache71SequenceDialect. - * But if you choose to use them, set them up as follows: * <p/> * To use Hibernate sequence support with Cach&eacute; in a namespace, you must FIRST load the following file into that namespace: * <pre> * src\org\hibernate\dialect\CacheSequences.xml * </pre> * In your Hibernate mapping you can specify sequence use. - * When you are using a Cache' sequence dialect, the type "native" maps to sequence. - * <p/> + * <p> * For example, the following shows the use of a sequence generator in a Hibernate mapping: * <pre> * &lt;id name="id" column="uid" type="long" unsaved-value="null"&gt; @@ -255,47 +170,6 @@ * getSelectSequenceNextValString() in the dialect. If this happens * you will receive the error message: new MappingException( "Dialect * does not support sequences" ). - * <h2>BIGINT SUPPORT</h2> - * Cach&eacute; 5.1 and above supports BIGINT. 2007.1 supports BIGINT. - * <p/> - * Cach&eacute; 5.0.x does not have direct BIGINT support. - * To imitate BIGINT support in Cache 5.0.x, in the SQL configuration, - * remap %INTEGER as follows, to be used by Cach&eacute; 5.0.x dialects: - * <p/> - * <pre> - * %Library.Integer(MAXVAL=99999999999999999999,MINVAL=-999999999999999999) - * </pre> - * <p/> - * To change SQL settings: - * <p/> - * <ol> - * <li>In Cach&eacute; 2007.1, use the System Management Portal.</li> - * <p/> - * <li>In Cach&eacute; 5.0, use the Configuration Manager.</li> - * </ol> - * <p/> - * Set Cach&eacute; SQL to allow: - * <p/> - * <ol> - * <li>delimited identifiers</li> - * <li>drop of non-existent tables</li> - * <li>drop of non-existent constraints</li> - * </ol> - * <p/> - * <h2>HIBERNATE 2.1.8</h2> - * Hibernate 2.1.8 requires different source files from InterSystems reflecting - * the different directory and Java package structure of Hibernate 2.1.8. - * Please contact - * <a href="http://www.intersystems.com/support/cache-support.html"&g... Worldwide Response Center</A> (WRC) - * for these source files if you need to use Hibernate 2.1.8. - * <p/> - * To run a Cach� application with Hibernate 2.1.8, set the following flag when starting your JVM: - * <pre> - * -Dhibernate.jdbc.use_streams_for_binary=false - * </pre> - * <p/> - * In Hibernate 3.0.5, this flag is not necessary; - * it is taken care of by the Cach&eacute; dialect itself. * <br> * <h2>HIBERNATE FILES ASSOCIATED WITH CACH&Eacute; DIALECT</h2> * The following files are associated with Cach&eacute; dialect: @@ -308,87 +182,6 @@ * <li>src\org\hibernate\sql\CacheJoinFragment.java</li> * </ol> * Cache71Dialect ships with Hibernate 3.2. All other dialects are distributed by InterSystems and subclass Cache71Dialect. - * <h2>Limitations</h2> - * The following is a list of the currently known limitations of using Cache' with Hibernate. Please check with InterSystems on the latest status as these are server side issues. - * <p/> - * The following also lists known issues with running the full Hibernate regression tests against InterSystems Cache'. - * <p/> - * - Delete of self-referential foreign keys. - * <p/> - * We do not current support deletion of a table row when the table has a foreign key that references itself and the foreign key in the table row references that table row. (self-referential foreign keys) - * <p/> - * - Support for "SELECT FOR UPDATE." - * <p/> - * The default locking mode strategy for Cache' is Hibernate's UpdateLockingStrategy, which you use with Hibernate's versioning capability. - * <p/> - * To use Concurrency modes that requires other locking strategies you can subclass your Cache' dialect and define a locking strategy. - * <p/> - * Cache' does not currently support "SELECT FOR UPDATE." While grammatically correct, it does no locking. - * <p/> - * In versions prior to 2007.1, there are limitations in support for outer joins (see Cache' documentation). - * <p/> - * For example, Cache' prior to 2007.1 does support "NOT NULL" clauses in the ON conditions. - * <p/> - * Cache' does not support using longvarbinary or longvarchar in a where clause. - * <p/> - * In Hibernate regression tests, Baz.hbm.xml, FooBar.hbm.xml, Glarch.hbm.xml and XY.hbm.xml have to be edited to replace "!" by BANG and "^" by CARET. Our own identifier translation is not enough since Hibernate uses names containing these in its own mapping files and Hibernate (on the client-side) does not know about our server-side mapping. - * <p/> - * There are some tests that involve batch operations where the test - * will succeed if you increase the size of the lock table from - * 786432 (the default) to 1786432. You can use the System Management - * Portal in 2007.1 or the configuration manager in 5.0.X to increase the - * size of the lock table. This requirement of increasing the lock - * table size is specific to running the Hibernate regression tests. - * <p/> - * Cache' fails tests that attempt to COUNT stream fields - * <p/> - * Here is an example of such an error message, SQL ERROR -37: Aggregate function COUNT not supported for Stream fields - * <p/> - * We fail on tests that use mappings like the following - * <p/> - * <pre> - * &lt;property name="yob" formula="year(dob)"/&gt; - * </pre> - * and the error is: - * <p/> - * ERROR #359: User defined SQL Function 'SQLUSER.YEAR' does not exist - * <p/> - * If the mapping is changed to - * <p/> - * <pre> - * &lt;property name="yob" formula="{fn year(dob)}"/&gt; - * </pre> - * then such tests succeed. - * <p/> - * Cache' 2007.1 supports temp tables. Prior versions do not. - * <p/> - * We do not support row valued expression. So WHERE clauses like "WHERE (a,b,c) = (d,e,f)" give syntax errors. The Hibernate regression tests use row valued expressions and we fail on these. - * <p/> - * For example: - * <p/> - * <pre> - * result = s.createQuery("from Transaction txn where txn.value = (1.5, 'AUD')").list(); - * </pre> - * will not generate valid Cache' SQL because of the parenthesis around (1.5, 'AUD') - * <p/> - * Queries like the following: - * <p/> - * <pre> - * session.createQuery("select extract(second from current_timestamp()), extract(minute from current_timestamp()), extract(hour from current_timestamp()) from Mammal m").list(); - * </pre> - * <p/> - * will not work, because we do support "extract" function. - * <p/> - * We do not support in () (empty parenthesis) - * <p/> - * We do not guarantee the case of a column returned using a group by clause. - * <p/> - * For instance in the regression test, - * <p/> - * <pre> - * list = s.find("select new Result( baz.name, max(foo.long), count(foo) ) from Baz baz join baz.fooArray foo group by baz.name"); - * </pre> - * we return baz.name in lower case, and the test that generates this SQL fails. * * @author Jonathan Levinson */ @@ -702,11 +495,11 @@ } public String getSequenceNextValString(String sequenceName) { - return "select InterSystems.Sequences_GetNext('" + sequenceName + "') from InterSystems.Sequences where ucase(name)=ucase('" + sequenceName + "'))"; + return "select InterSystems.Sequences_GetNext('" + sequenceName + "') from InterSystems.Sequences where ucase(name)=ucase('" + sequenceName + "')"; } public String getSelectSequenceNextValString(String sequenceName) { - return "(select InterSystems.Sequences_GetNext('" + sequenceName + "') from InterSystems.Sequences where ucase(name)=ucase('" + sequenceName + "')))"; + return "(select InterSystems.Sequences_GetNext('" + sequenceName + "') from InterSystems.Sequences where ucase(name)=ucase('" + sequenceName + "'))"; } public String getCreateSequenceString(String sequenceName) {