diff --git a/include/wx/db.h b/include/wx/db.h index 0f7b6acfcd..070fdce330 100644 --- a/include/wx/db.h +++ b/include/wx/db.h @@ -499,6 +499,7 @@ private: bool setConnectionOptions(void); void logError(const wxString &errMsg, const wxString &SQLState); const wxChar *convertUserID(const wxChar *userID, wxString &UserID); + bool determineDataTypes(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported); void initialize(); bool open(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported=true); diff --git a/src/common/db.cpp b/src/common/db.cpp index f75355a163..caccd58f8a 100644 --- a/src/common/db.cpp +++ b/src/common/db.cpp @@ -572,30 +572,74 @@ const wxChar *wxDb::convertUserID(const wxChar *userID, wxString &UserID) } // wxDb::convertUserID() -bool wxDb::open(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported) +bool wxDb::determineDataTypes(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported) { -/* - If using Intersolv branded ODBC drivers, this is the place where you would substitute - your branded driver license information + int iIndex; - SQLSetConnectOption(hdbc, 1041, (UDWORD) wxEmptyString); - SQLSetConnectOption(hdbc, 1042, (UDWORD) wxEmptyString); -*/ + // These are the possible SQL types we check for use against the datasource we are connected + // to for the purpose of determining which data type to use for the basic character strings + // column types + // + // NOTE: The first type in this enumeration that is determined to be supported by the + // datasource/driver is the one that will be used. + SWORD PossibleSqlCharTypes[] = { +#if wxUSE_UNICODE && defined(SQL_WVARCHAR) + SQL_WVARCHAR, +#endif + SQL_VARCHAR, +#if wxUSE_UNICODE && defined(SQL_WVARCHAR) + SQL_WCHAR, +#endif + SQL_CHAR + }; - // Mark database as open - dbIsOpen = true; + // These are the possible SQL types we check for use against the datasource we are connected + // to for the purpose of determining which data type to use for the basic non-floating point + // column types + // + // NOTE: The first type in this enumeration that is determined to be supported by the + // datasource/driver is the one that will be used. + SWORD PossibleSqlIntegerTypes[] = { + SQL_INTEGER + }; - // Allocate a statement handle for the database connection - if (SQLAllocStmt(hdbc, &hstmt) != SQL_SUCCESS) - return(DispAllErrors(henv, hdbc)); + // These are the possible SQL types we check for use against the datasource we are connected + // to for the purpose of determining which data type to use for the basic floating point number + // column types + // + // NOTE: The first type in this enumeration that is determined to be supported by the + // datasource/driver is the one that will be used. + SWORD PossibleSqlFloatTypes[] = { + SQL_DOUBLE, + SQL_REAL, + SQL_FLOAT, + SQL_DECIMAL, + SQL_NUMERIC + }; - // Set Connection Options - if (!setConnectionOptions()) - return false; + // These are the possible SQL types we check for use agains the datasource we are connected + // to for the purpose of determining which data type to use for the date/time column types + // + // NOTE: The first type in this enumeration that is determined to be supported by the + // datasource/driver is the one that will be used. + SWORD PossibleSqlDateTypes[] = { + SQL_TIMESTAMP, + SQL_DATE, +#ifdef SQL_DATETIME + SQL_DATETIME +#endif + }; + + // These are the possible SQL types we check for use agains the datasource we are connected + // to for the purpose of determining which data type to use for the BLOB column types. + // + // NOTE: The first type in this enumeration that is determined to be supported by the + // datasource/driver is the one that will be used. + SWORD PossibleSqlBlobTypes[] = { + SQL_LONGVARBINARY, + SQL_VARBINARY + }; - // Query the data source for inf. about itself - if (!getDbInfo(failOnDataTypeUnsupported)) - return false; // Query the data source regarding data type information @@ -604,7 +648,7 @@ bool wxDb::open(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported) // for all of the possible SQL data types to see which ones were supported. If // a type is not supported, the SQLFetch() that's called from getDataTypeInfo() // fails with SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND. This is ugly because I'm sure the three SQL data - // types I've selected below will not alway's be what we want. These are just + // types I've selected below will not always be what we want. These are just // what happened to work against an Oracle 7/Intersolv combination. The following is // a complete list of the results I got back against the Oracle 7 database: // @@ -638,41 +682,41 @@ bool wxDb::open(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported) // SQL_DOUBLE type name = 'DOUBLE', Precision = 15 // SQL_INTEGER type name = 'LONG', Precision = 10 - // VARCHAR = Variable length character string - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_VARCHAR, typeInfVarchar)) - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_CHAR, typeInfVarchar)) - return false; - else - typeInfVarchar.FsqlType = SQL_CHAR; - else - typeInfVarchar.FsqlType = SQL_VARCHAR; + // Query the data source for info about itself + if (!getDbInfo(failOnDataTypeUnsupported)) + return false; - // Float - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_DOUBLE,typeInfFloat)) - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_REAL,typeInfFloat)) - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_FLOAT,typeInfFloat)) - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_DECIMAL,typeInfFloat)) - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_NUMERIC,typeInfFloat)) - { - if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) - return false; - } - else - typeInfFloat.FsqlType = SQL_NUMERIC; - else - typeInfFloat.FsqlType = SQL_DECIMAL; - else - typeInfFloat.FsqlType = SQL_FLOAT; - else - typeInfFloat.FsqlType = SQL_REAL; - else - typeInfFloat.FsqlType = SQL_DOUBLE; + // --------------- Varchar - (Variable length character string) --------------- + for (iIndex = 0; iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlCharTypes) && + !getDataTypeInfo(PossibleSqlCharTypes[iIndex], typeInfVarchar); ++iIndex) + {} - // Integer - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_INTEGER, typeInfInteger)) + if (iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlCharTypes)) + typeInfVarchar.FsqlType = PossibleSqlCharTypes[iIndex]; + else if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) + return false; + + // --------------- Float --------------- + for (iIndex = 0; iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlFloatTypes) && + !getDataTypeInfo(PossibleSqlFloatTypes[iIndex], typeInfFloat); ++iIndex) + {} + + if (iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlFloatTypes)) + typeInfFloat.FsqlType = PossibleSqlFloatTypes[iIndex]; + else if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) + return false; + + // --------------- Integer ------------- + for (iIndex = 0; iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlIntegerTypes) && + !getDataTypeInfo(PossibleSqlIntegerTypes[iIndex], typeInfInteger); ++iIndex) + {} + + if (iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlIntegerTypes)) + typeInfInteger.FsqlType = PossibleSqlIntegerTypes[iIndex]; + else if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) { - // If SQL_INTEGER is not supported, use the floating point - // data type to store integers as well as floats + // If no non-floating point data types are supported, we'll + // use the type assigned for floats to store integers as well if (!getDataTypeInfo(typeInfFloat.FsqlType, typeInfInteger)) { if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) @@ -681,46 +725,54 @@ bool wxDb::open(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported) else typeInfInteger.FsqlType = typeInfFloat.FsqlType; } - else - typeInfInteger.FsqlType = SQL_INTEGER; - // Date/Time - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_TIMESTAMP,typeInfDate)) - { - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_DATE,typeInfDate)) - { -#ifdef SQL_DATETIME - if (getDataTypeInfo(SQL_DATETIME,typeInfDate)) - { - typeInfDate.FsqlType = SQL_TIME; - } - else -#endif // SQL_DATETIME defined - { - if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) - return false; - } - } - else - typeInfDate.FsqlType = SQL_DATE; - } - else - typeInfDate.FsqlType = SQL_TIMESTAMP; + // --------------- Date/Time --------------- + for (iIndex = 0; iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlDateTypes) && + !getDataTypeInfo(PossibleSqlDateTypes[iIndex], typeInfDate); ++iIndex) + {} + + if (iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlDateTypes)) + typeInfDate.FsqlType = PossibleSqlDateTypes[iIndex]; + else if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) + return false; + + // --------------- BLOB --------------- + for (iIndex = 0; iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlBlobTypes) && + !getDataTypeInfo(PossibleSqlBlobTypes[iIndex], typeInfBlob); ++iIndex) + {} + + if (iIndex < WXSIZEOF(PossibleSqlBlobTypes)) + typeInfBlob.FsqlType = PossibleSqlBlobTypes[iIndex]; + else if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) + return false; + + return true; +} // wxDb::determineDataTypes - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_LONGVARBINARY, typeInfBlob)) - { - if (!getDataTypeInfo(SQL_VARBINARY,typeInfBlob)) - { - if (failOnDataTypeUnsupported) - return false; - } - else - typeInfBlob.FsqlType = SQL_VARBINARY; - } - else - typeInfBlob.FsqlType = SQL_LONGVARBINARY; +bool wxDb::open(bool failOnDataTypeUnsupported) +{ +/* + If using Intersolv branded ODBC drivers, this is the place where you would substitute + your branded driver license information + SQLSetConnectOption(hdbc, 1041, (UDWORD) wxEmptyString); + SQLSetConnectOption(hdbc, 1042, (UDWORD) wxEmptyString); +*/ + + // Mark database as open + dbIsOpen = true; + + // Allocate a statement handle for the database connection + if (SQLAllocStmt(hdbc, &hstmt) != SQL_SUCCESS) + return(DispAllErrors(henv, hdbc)); + + // Set Connection Options + if (!setConnectionOptions()) + return false; + + if (!determineDataTypes(failOnDataTypeUnsupported)) + return false; #ifdef DBDEBUG_CONSOLE cout << wxT("VARCHAR DATA TYPE: ") << typeInfVarchar.TypeName << endl; @@ -1553,7 +1605,7 @@ bool wxDb::getDataTypeInfo(SWORD fSqlType, wxDbSqlTypeInfo &structSQLTypeInfo) { #ifdef DBDEBUG_CONSOLE if (retcode == SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND) - cout << wxT("SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND fetching inf. about data type.") << endl; + cout << wxT("SQL_NO_DATA_FOUND fetching information about data type.") << endl; #endif DispAllErrors(henv, hdbc, hstmt); SQLFreeStmt(hstmt, SQL_CLOSE); @@ -2292,7 +2344,6 @@ int wxDb::GetKeyFields(const wxString &tableName, wxDbColInf* colInf, UWORD noCo wxChar szPkTable[DB_MAX_TABLE_NAME_LEN+1]; /* Primary key table name */ wxChar szFkTable[DB_MAX_TABLE_NAME_LEN+1]; /* Foreign key table name */ SWORD iKeySeq; -// SQLSMALLINT iKeySeq; wxChar szPkCol[DB_MAX_COLUMN_NAME_LEN+1]; /* Primary key column */ wxChar szFkCol[DB_MAX_COLUMN_NAME_LEN+1]; /* Foreign key column */ SQLRETURN retcode; @@ -3796,8 +3847,6 @@ wxDBMS wxDb::Dbms(void) #ifdef DBDEBUG_CONSOLE // When run in console mode, use standard out to display errors. cout << "Database connecting to: " << dbInf.dbmsName << endl; - cout << wxT("Press any key to continue...") << endl; - getchar(); #endif // DBDEBUG_CONSOLE wxLogDebug(wxT("Database connecting to: "));