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Fred Toussi commented on HHH-5212:
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The thumb-down in the last comment is meant to be TIMESTAMP \(N\)
Alter SQLFunction contract to be more flexible
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Key: HHH-5212
URL:
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HHH-5212
Project: Hibernate Core
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: core, query-criteria, query-hql
Reporter: Steve Ebersole
The SQLFunction contract currently combines contextual information (render/getReturnType)
and non-contextual (aka non-changing) information
(hasArguments/hasParenthesesIfNoArguments).
An example I just ran into where separating these would have been nice is in HHH-5173.
Some dialects return the argument data type when applying the AVG() function. That is
problematic for INTEGER values because the decimal portion gets dropped. On those
databases one would need to CAST() the argument to get the correct behavior. However,
again, this is only necessary based on the argument type. If the argument type is already
a non-integer the cast is uneeded.
Proposal (as always name subject to change/suggestion):
{code}
interface SQLFunction {
public boolean hasArguments();
public boolean hasParenthesesIfNoArguments();
public RenderingContext getRenderingContext(Type columnType,
SessionFactoryImplementor factory);
public static interface RenderingContext {
public Type getReturnType();
public String render(List args);
}
}
{code}
I used SessionFactoryImplementor as the argument to getRenderingContext, but the current
getReturnType accepts a Mapping. Is there really ever a time when we call that method
when we do not have a SessionFactory? My usage search shows no usages of this method
passing in a Configuration (which is the other Mapping implementor aside from
SessionFactory).
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