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- data/README.md +137 -0
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- data/bin/dataMetaGvExport.rb +97 -0
- data/bin/dataMetaMySqlDdl.rb +27 -0
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- data/lib/dataMetaDom/converter.rb +70 -0
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%w(fileutils set).each { |r| require r }
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module DataMetaDom
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=begin rdoc
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Definition for generating Oracle 11 and later artifacts such as schemas, select statements,
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ORM input files etc etc
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TODO this isn't a bad way, but beter use templating next time such as {ERB}[http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-1.9.3/libdoc/erb/rdoc/ERB.html].
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For command line details either check the new method's source or the README.rdoc file, the usage section.
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module OraLexer
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Integer types
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INT_TYPES = {2 => 'number(6)', 4 => 'number(9)', 8 => 'number(38)'}
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Not null (required) wording per Oracle DDL syntax
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NOT_NULL=' not null'
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\Mapping from DataMeta DOM standard types to correspondent Oracle types renderer lambdas.
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SQL_TYPES={
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INT => lambda { |len, scale, isReq|
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concreteType = INT_TYPES[len]
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"#{concreteType}#{isReq ? NOT_NULL : ''}"
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},
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STRING => lambda { |len, scale, isReq| "nvarchar2(#{len})#{isReq ? NOT_NULL : ''}" },
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DATETIME => lambda { |len, scale, isReq| "timestamp#{isReq ? NOT_NULL : ''}" },
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# Boolean implementation in Oracle is not optimal, see the doc:
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# http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/olap.102/b14346/dml_datatypes004.htm
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BOOL => lambda { |len, scale, isReq| "boolean#{isReq ? NOT_NULL : ''}" },
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CHAR => ->(len, scale, isReq) { "nchar(#{len})#{isReq ? NOT_NULL : ''}" },
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NUMERIC => ->(len, scale, isReq) { "number(#{len}, #{scale})#{isReq ? NOT_NULL : ''}" }
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Encapsulates 4 parts of DDL related SQL output:
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* Unlinking aka Uncoupling aka dropping Foreign Keys
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class SqlOutput
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Open output file into create SQL DDL statements (CREATE TABLE)
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attr_reader :create
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Open output file into drop SQL DDL statements (DROP TABLE)
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Open output file into the \couple SQL DDL statements, creating foreign keys
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attr_reader :couple
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Open output file into the \uncouple SQL DDL statements, dropping foreign keys
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Creates an instance into the given target directory in which all 4 parts of the SQL DDL
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process will be created.
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def initialize(sqlTargetDir)
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@selTargetDir = sqlTargetDir
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@create = File.new("#{sqlTargetDir}/DDL-createTables.sql", 'wb')
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@crSeqs = File.new("#{sqlTargetDir}/DDL-createSeqs.sql", 'wb')
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@drSeqs = File.new("#{sqlTargetDir}/DDL-dropSeqs.sql", 'wb')
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@ixes = File.new("#{sqlTargetDir}/DDL-indexes.sql", 'wb')
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@allScriptFiles.each { |f|
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f.puts %q</* Generated by DataMeta DOM Oracle utility
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DO NOT EDIT MANUALLY, update the DataMeta DOM source and regen.
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Renders autoincrement the very special Oracle way, via a sequence
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def autoGenClauseIfAny(out, record, field)
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if record.identity && record.identity.length == 1 && field.name == record.identity[0] &&
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field.dataType.type == DataMetaDom::INT
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ns, entityName = DataMetaDom.splitNameSpace record.name
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CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER #{entityName}_#{field.name}_trg
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Renders the given field into create statement.
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def renderField(out, createStatement, parser, record, fieldKey, isFirstField)
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Render SQL record with for the given model into the given output.
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def renderRecord(out, parser, recordKey)
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ns, entityName = DataMetaDom.splitNameSpace record.name
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Generate the Oracle DDL from the given Model into the given output directory.
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