@bytebase/dbhub 0.8.2 → 0.9.0

package/dist/resources/employee-sqlite/object.sql

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--- SQLite implementation of views and functions
--- This is simplified compared to the MySQL version
-
--- Drop views if they exist
-DROP VIEW IF EXISTS v_full_employee;
-DROP VIEW IF EXISTS v_full_department;
-DROP VIEW IF EXISTS emp_dept_current;
-
--- Create helper view to get current department for employees
-CREATE VIEW emp_dept_current AS
-SELECT 
-    e.emp_no,
-    de.dept_no
-FROM 
-    employee e
-JOIN 
-    dept_emp de ON e.emp_no = de.emp_no
-JOIN (
-    SELECT 
-        emp_no, 
-        MAX(from_date) AS max_from_date
-    FROM 
-        dept_emp
-    GROUP BY 
-        emp_no
-) latest ON de.emp_no = latest.emp_no AND de.from_date = latest.max_from_date;
-
--- View that shows employee with their current department name
-CREATE VIEW v_full_employee AS
-SELECT
-    e.emp_no,
-    e.first_name, 
-    e.last_name,
-    e.birth_date, 
-    e.gender,
-    e.hire_date,
-    d.dept_name AS department
-FROM
-    employee e
-LEFT JOIN
-    emp_dept_current edc ON e.emp_no = edc.emp_no
-LEFT JOIN
-    department d ON edc.dept_no = d.dept_no;
-
--- View to get current managers for departments
-CREATE VIEW current_managers AS
-SELECT
-    d.dept_no,
-    d.dept_name,
-    e.first_name || ' ' || e.last_name AS manager
-FROM
-    department d
-LEFT JOIN
-    dept_manager dm ON d.dept_no = dm.dept_no
-JOIN (
-    SELECT
-        dept_no,
-        MAX(from_date) AS max_from_date
-    FROM
-        dept_manager
-    GROUP BY
-        dept_no
-) latest ON dm.dept_no = latest.dept_no AND dm.from_date = latest.max_from_date
-LEFT JOIN
-    employee e ON dm.emp_no = e.emp_no;
-
--- Create a view showing departments with their managers
-CREATE VIEW v_full_department AS
-SELECT
-    dept_no,
-    dept_name,
-    manager
-FROM
-    current_managers;

package/dist/resources/employee-sqlite/show_elapsed.sql

@@ -1,4 +0,0 @@
--- SQLite doesn't have information_schema like MySQL
--- This is a simpler version that just shows when the script was run
-
-SELECT 'Database loaded at ' || datetime('now', 'localtime') AS completion_time;

package/dist/resources/employee-sqlite/test_employee_md5.sql

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---  Sample employee database 
---  See changelog table for details
---  Copyright (C) 2007,2008, MySQL AB
---  
---  Original data created by Fusheng Wang and Carlo Zaniolo
---  http://www.cs.aau.dk/TimeCenter/software.htm
---  http://www.cs.aau.dk/TimeCenter/Data/employeeTemporalDataSet.zip
--- 
---  Current schema by Giuseppe Maxia 
---  Data conversion from XML to relational by Patrick Crews
---  SQLite adaptation by Claude Code
--- 
--- This work is licensed under the 
--- Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. 
--- To view a copy of this license, visit 
--- http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ or send a letter to 
--- Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, 
--- California, 94105, USA.
--- 
---  DISCLAIMER
---  To the best of our knowledge, this data is fabricated, and
---  it does not correspond to real people. 
---  Any similarity to existing people is purely coincidental.
--- 
-
-SELECT 'TESTING INSTALLATION' as 'INFO';
-
-DROP TABLE IF EXISTS expected_value;
-DROP TABLE IF EXISTS found_value;
-
-CREATE TABLE expected_value (
-    table_name TEXT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
-    recs INTEGER NOT NULL,
-    crc_md5 TEXT NOT NULL
-);
-
-CREATE TABLE found_value (
-    table_name TEXT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
-    recs INTEGER NOT NULL,
-    crc_md5 TEXT NOT NULL
-);
-
-INSERT INTO expected_value VALUES 
-('employee',    1000, '595460127fb609c2b110b1796083e242'),
-('department',     9, 'd1af5e170d2d1591d776d5638d71fc5f'),
-('dept_manager',  16, '8ff425d5ad6dc56975998d1893b8dca9'),
-('dept_emp',    1103, 'e302aa5b56a69b49e40eb0d60674addc'),
-('title',       1470, 'ba77dd331ce00f76c1643a7d73cdcee6'),
-('salary',      9488, '61f22cfece4d34f5bb94c9f05a3da3ef');
-
-SELECT table_name, recs AS expected_record, crc_md5 AS expected_crc FROM expected_value;
-
-DROP TABLE IF EXISTS tchecksum;
-CREATE TABLE tchecksum (chk TEXT);
-
--- For SQLite, we need to use a different approach for MD5 calculation
--- Insert employee checksums
-INSERT INTO found_value
-SELECT 'employee', COUNT(*), 
-       (SELECT hex(md5(group_concat(emp_no||birth_date||first_name||last_name||gender||hire_date, '#')))
-        FROM (SELECT * FROM employee ORDER BY emp_no))
-FROM employee;
-
--- Insert department checksums
-INSERT INTO found_value
-SELECT 'department', COUNT(*),
-       (SELECT hex(md5(group_concat(dept_no||dept_name, '#')))
-        FROM (SELECT * FROM department ORDER BY dept_no))
-FROM department;
-
--- Insert dept_manager checksums
-INSERT INTO found_value
-SELECT 'dept_manager', COUNT(*),
-       (SELECT hex(md5(group_concat(dept_no||emp_no||from_date||to_date, '#')))
-        FROM (SELECT * FROM dept_manager ORDER BY dept_no, emp_no))
-FROM dept_manager;
-
--- Insert dept_emp checksums
-INSERT INTO found_value
-SELECT 'dept_emp', COUNT(*),
-       (SELECT hex(md5(group_concat(dept_no||emp_no||from_date||to_date, '#')))
-        FROM (SELECT * FROM dept_emp ORDER BY dept_no, emp_no))
-FROM dept_emp;
-
--- Insert title checksums
-INSERT INTO found_value
-SELECT 'title', COUNT(*),
-       (SELECT hex(md5(group_concat(emp_no||title||from_date||IFNULL(to_date,''), '#')))
-        FROM (SELECT * FROM title ORDER BY emp_no, title, from_date))
-FROM title;
-
--- Insert salary checksums
-INSERT INTO found_value
-SELECT 'salary', COUNT(*),
-       (SELECT hex(md5(group_concat(emp_no||amount||from_date||to_date, '#')))
-        FROM (SELECT * FROM salary ORDER BY emp_no, from_date, to_date))
-FROM salary;
-
-SELECT table_name, recs as 'found_records', crc_md5 as found_crc FROM found_value;
-
--- Compare expected vs found
-SELECT  
-    e.table_name, 
-    CASE WHEN e.recs=f.recs THEN 'OK' ELSE 'not ok' END AS records_match, 
-    CASE WHEN e.crc_md5=f.crc_md5 THEN 'ok' ELSE 'not ok' END AS crc_match 
-FROM 
-    expected_value e 
-    JOIN found_value f USING (table_name);
-
--- Check for failures
-SELECT 
-    'CRC' as summary, 
-    CASE WHEN (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM expected_value e JOIN found_value f USING(table_name) WHERE f.crc_md5 != e.crc_md5) = 0 
-         THEN 'OK' ELSE 'FAIL' END as 'result'
-UNION ALL
-SELECT 
-    'count', 
-    CASE WHEN (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM expected_value e JOIN found_value f USING(table_name) WHERE f.recs != e.recs) = 0 
-         THEN 'OK' ELSE 'FAIL' END;