@quereus/quereus 3.2.1 → 4.0.0

package/dist/src/planner/mutation/propagate.js

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+import { PlanNodeType } from '../nodes/plan-node-type.js';
+import { isRelationalNode } from '../nodes/plan-node.js';
+import { TableReferenceNode } from '../nodes/reference.js';
+import { buildTableReference } from '../building/table.js';
+import { raiseMutationDiagnostic } from './mutation-diagnostic.js';
+import { rewriteViewInsert, rewriteViewUpdate, rewriteViewDelete } from './single-source.js';
+import { isJoinBody, propagateMultiSource } from './multi-source.js';
+import { propagateDecomposition } from './decomposition.js';
+/**
+ * Mutation propagation classifier — the dual of `binding-extractor` /
+ * `change-scope`, walking a planned view body from the user-visible relation
+ * down to base-table references to decide whether a deterministic decomposition
+ * exists at plan time (see `docs/view-updateability.md` § Mutation Propagation).
+ *
+ * **Phase 1 scope.** Only the *single-source projection-and-filter* shape is
+ * decomposable: the relational spine from the body root to a base table may
+ * contain only pass-through operators (Project / Filter / Sort / Limit /
+ * Distinct / Alias / Retrieve) and must terminate at exactly one
+ * `TableReferenceNode`. Joins, aggregates, set-ops, windows, recursive CTEs and
+ * VALUES bodies are rejected with a structured reason; the broader FD/EC-driven
+ * fan-out is Phase 2+.
+ *
+ * `Sort` / `Limit` / `Distinct` are tolerated *here* only so the walk can reach
+ * the base table through them; the single-source rewrite layer
+ * (`mutation/single-source.ts`) separately rejects `LIMIT`/`OFFSET`/`DISTINCT`
+ * bodies, since a predicate-conjoin cannot faithfully reproduce a row-count
+ * window or duplicate-collapse (a mutation would otherwise escape the window).
+ *
+ * The walk descends only *relational* children (`getRelations()`), so scalar
+ * subqueries embedded in predicates/projections never pollute the base-table
+ * count.
+ */
+/** Pass-through relational operators that a phase-1 decomposition tolerates. */
+const PASSTHROUGH_NODES = new Set([
+    PlanNodeType.Retrieve,
+    PlanNodeType.Filter,
+    PlanNodeType.Project,
+    PlanNodeType.Distinct,
+    PlanNodeType.Sort,
+    PlanNodeType.LimitOffset,
+    PlanNodeType.Alias,
+    // A lens-boundary FD marker is row-preserving and single-source; tolerated so
+    // a lens-over-lens body walk can reach the base table through it. (The
+    // standard lens mutation walks the compiled body over basis tables, where
+    // this node never appears — see docs/lens.md § FD contribution.)
+    PlanNodeType.AssertedKeys,
+]);
+/** Map a disallowed body operator to a structured rejection reason. */
+function reasonForOperator(nodeType) {
+    switch (nodeType) {
+        case PlanNodeType.Join:
+        case PlanNodeType.NestedLoopJoin:
+        case PlanNodeType.HashJoin:
+        case PlanNodeType.MergeJoin:
+        case PlanNodeType.AsofScan:
+        case PlanNodeType.FanOutLookupJoin:
+            return 'unsupported-join';
+        case PlanNodeType.Aggregate:
+        case PlanNodeType.StreamAggregate:
+        case PlanNodeType.HashAggregate:
+            return 'unsupported-aggregate';
+        case PlanNodeType.SetOperation:
+            return 'unsupported-set-op';
+        case PlanNodeType.Window:
+            return 'unsupported-window';
+        case PlanNodeType.RecursiveCTE:
+        case PlanNodeType.InternalRecursiveCTERef:
+            return 'recursive-cte';
+        default:
+            return 'no-base-lineage';
+    }
+}
+/**
+ * Classify a planned view body for phase-1 mutability. Returns the single base
+ * table when the body is a single-source projection-and-filter, or a structured
+ * rejection naming the obstructing operator.
+ */
+export function classifyViewBody(body) {
+    const tableRefs = [];
+    let rejection;
+    const visit = (node) => {
+        if (rejection)
+            return;
+        if (node instanceof TableReferenceNode) {
+            tableRefs.push(node);
+            return;
+        }
+        if (isRelationalNode(node) && !PASSTHROUGH_NODES.has(node.nodeType)) {
+            rejection = {
+                kind: 'rejected',
+                reason: reasonForOperator(node.nodeType),
+                detail: `view body operator '${node.nodeType}' is not updateable in phase 1`,
+            };
+            return;
+        }
+        for (const child of node.getRelations()) {
+            visit(child);
+        }
+    };
+    visit(body);
+    if (rejection)
+        return rejection;
+    if (tableRefs.length === 0) {
+        return {
+            kind: 'rejected',
+            reason: 'no-base-lineage',
+            detail: 'view body reaches no base table (e.g. a VALUES body); no recoverable base operation',
+        };
+    }
+    if (tableRefs.length > 1) {
+        return {
+            kind: 'rejected',
+            reason: 'unsupported-join',
+            detail: `view body references ${tableRefs.length} base tables; multi-source decomposition is phase 2`,
+        };
+    }
+    return { kind: 'single-source', baseTable: tableRefs[0] };
+}
+/**
+ * The decomposition storage shape to fan a mutation out across, or `undefined`
+ * when the target is not a decomposition-backed logical table.
+ *
+ * Gated to the **synthesized** get body: a `primary-storage` advertisement with
+ * no `declare lens` override means the registered body is exactly the
+ * `compileDecompositionBody` join (`schema/lens-compiler.ts`), so the
+ * advertisement faithfully describes its members. A plain view / MV / name-match
+ * lens has no slot or no storage advertisement ⇒ `undefined` (unchanged path); an
+ * overridden lens carries a hand-authored body the advertisement does not
+ * describe, so it stays on the generic path too.
+ */
+export function decompositionStorage(ctx, view) {
+    const slot = ctx.schemaManager.getSchema(view.schemaName)?.getLensSlot(view.name);
+    if (!slot || slot.override || slot.advertisement?.role !== 'primary-storage')
+        return undefined;
+    return slot.advertisement.storage;
+}
+/** Resolve the base table named by a rewritten base-table DML statement. */
+function resolveBaseTable(ctx, statement) {
+    return buildTableReference({ type: 'table', table: statement.table }, ctx).tableRef;
+}
+/**
+ * Decompose a view-/MV-mediated mutation into an ordered list of base-table
+ * operations — the single propagation path for all view mutations.
+ *
+ * - A **single-source** projection-and-filter spine reuses the relocated rewrite
+ *   (`single-source.ts`) to produce exactly one `BaseOp`.
+ * - A **two-table key-preserving inner join** body routes to the planned-body
+ *   walk (`multi-source.ts`), which reads `updateLineage` to emit an ordered
+ *   multi-element `BaseOp[]` for `update` / `delete` (insert is a later phase).
+ *
+ * Broader shapes (outer joins, set-ops, aggregates, > 2 tables) stay
+ * diagnosed-and-rejected with a structured reason.
+ */
+export function propagate(ctx, view, req, 
+/**
+ * A CTE-name DML target's `ctxSelfRead` (the body context with the target name
+ * re-added to `cteNodes`, resolving to the eager self-read capture), threaded into
+ * the single-source UPDATE/DELETE rewrite so a user-clause self-read `from t`
+ * resolves to the frozen capture (docs/view-updateability.md § Common Table
+ * Expressions — self-reference). Ignored for insert and for the join / decomposition
+ * / set-op paths (none of which take the single-source self-read capture path). The
+ * BODY is still analysed under `ctx` (target-excluded), so its own `from base`
+ * reaches the real table.
+ */
+descendCtx) {
+    // A logical table backed by a decomposition advertisement is registered as a
+    // view whose body is the synthesized `anchor ⋈ members` join. Routing it
+    // through the generic two-table join path below would be unsound (that path
+    // picks a single delete side, caps at two tables, and rejects the outer joins
+    // optional members ride). Intercept it and fan out off the advertisement.
+    const storage = decompositionStorage(ctx, view);
+    if (storage) {
+        return propagateDecomposition(ctx, view, storage, req);
+    }
+    // A binary set-operation body carrying membership flags is written through the
+    // per-branch fan-out, which needs a plan-level capture (the affected rows + their
+    // runtime membership probe) the AST `BaseOp[]` model cannot carry — so it is built
+    // directly by `building/view-mutation-builder.ts` (`buildSetOpMutation`), which
+    // intercepts before `propagate` runs. Reaching here means a direct/recursive
+    // `propagate` call on such a body (e.g. a nested set-op branch — `set-op-membership-nested`);
+    // guard it explicitly rather than mis-routing it into the single-source rewrite (which
+    // would reject `unsupported-set-op` with a misleading message). A plain (flag-less)
+    // set-op body is NOT intercepted here — a directly-reached *flag-less writable* body is
+    // handled in `view-mutation-builder.ts` (`set-op-flagless-predicate-honest-writes`, gated
+    // to real views); any other flag-less compound (a non-writable shape, or an ephemeral
+    // CTE / inline target) falls through to the single-source spine below and rejects
+    // `unsupported-set-op` via `classifyViewBody`'s established "not updateable in phase 1"
+    // diagnostic, unchanged. The AST peek is inlined (not imported from `set-op.ts`) to keep
+    // the dependency one-directional — `set-op.ts` imports `propagate`, never the reverse.
+    const so = view.selectAst;
+    if (so.type === 'select' && so.compound && so.compound.op !== 'diff'
+        && so.compound.existence && so.compound.existence.length > 0) {
+        raiseMutationDiagnostic({
+            reason: 'unsupported-set-op',
+            table: view.name,
+            message: `cannot write through view '${view.name}': a nested / recursively-reached set-operation membership body is not yet decomposable (binary, non-nested set-op writes are built via buildSetOpMutation; nested subtree writes are set-op-membership-nested)`,
+        });
+    }
+    // A join body decomposes through the multi-source planned-body walk; a
+    // single-table body through the single-source spine. The peek is a cheap AST
+    // check that builds no plan, so the single-source path is unchanged in cost.
+    if (isJoinBody(view.selectAst)) {
+        return propagateMultiSource(ctx, view, req);
+    }
+    switch (req.op) {
+        case 'insert': {
+            const statement = rewriteViewInsert(ctx, req.stmt, view);
+            return [{ table: resolveBaseTable(ctx, statement), op: 'insert', statement }];
+        }
+        case 'update': {
+            const statement = rewriteViewUpdate(ctx, req.stmt, view, descendCtx);
+            return [{ table: resolveBaseTable(ctx, statement), op: 'update', statement }];
+        }
+        case 'delete': {
+            const statement = rewriteViewDelete(ctx, req.stmt, view, descendCtx);
+            return [{ table: resolveBaseTable(ctx, statement), op: 'delete', statement }];
+        }
+    }
+}
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package/dist/src/planner/mutation/scope-transform.d.ts

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+import type * as AST from '../../parser/ast.js';
+import type { PlanningContext } from '../planning-context.js';
+/**
+ * The one scope-aware column-substitution primitive the view-mutation backward
+ * path shares (`docs/view-updateability.md` § Selection).
+ *
+ * Three callers used to each carry a near-parallel copy of "rewrite column
+ * references X→Y in an expression / query, scope-aware (shadowing, taint, deep
+ * subquery descent)":
+ *  - `single-source.ts` — the view-column → base-term descent and the
+ *    correlation-qualifier of a substituted base term (both DEEP / scope-aware),
+ *  - `multi-source.ts` — view-column → alias-qualified base term,
+ *  - `lens-enforcement.ts` — logical → basis column rewriting.
+ *
+ * They share a shadowing/taint model and differ only in the substitution map and
+ * the qualification rule. This module owns the structural tree-walker
+ * ({@link transformExpr} and the clones built on it), the FROM-source column-name
+ * resolution that drives the shadow set ({@link collectFromColumnNames}), and the
+ * scope-aware descent ({@link transformScopedExpr} / {@link transformScopedQuery})
+ * parameterized by a {@link ScopeContext} value object. Each caller supplies a
+ * `ScopeContext` (its substitution closure + taint policy + reject builders); the
+ * descent itself — shadow accumulation across nested scopes, the
+ * `unsupported-subquery-correlation` taint logic, sibling-leg scoping — is shared.
+ */
+/**
+ * Structurally clone an expression, substituting column references via
+ * `substitute`. A substituted replacement is cloned but NOT re-substituted
+ * (the replacement is already in target terms).
+ *
+ * Subquery operands (`subquery` / `exists` / `in … (select …)`) are descended
+ * into via the optional `descend` transformer, so a column reference nested
+ * inside a correlated subquery of a user predicate / assigned value is rewritten
+ * to its lineage (scope-aware — see {@link transformScopedQuery}). With `descend`
+ * omitted the subquery operand is passed through structurally — byte-identical to
+ * a plain structural rewrite — which keeps every top-level-only caller (and
+ * {@link cloneExpr}'s no-substitution clone) unchanged.
+ */
+export declare function transformExpr(expr: AST.Expression, substitute: (col: AST.ColumnExpr) => AST.Expression | undefined, descend?: (query: AST.QueryExpr) => AST.QueryExpr): AST.Expression;
+/** Deep structural clone of an expression, including any nested subqueries. */
+export declare function cloneExpr(expr: AST.Expression): AST.Expression;
+/**
+ * Substitute every `new.<name>`-qualified column reference in an authored
+ * inverse expression (docs/view-updateability.md § Authored inverses) — at any
+ * depth, including inside subquery operands (a `new.` ref correlates to the
+ * written view row wherever it appears; `new` is a reserved qualifier no FROM
+ * source legitimately shadows). The replacement is cloned by `transformExpr`,
+ * so `resolve` may return a shared expression.
+ */
+export declare function substituteNewRefs(expr: AST.Expression, resolve: (name: string) => AST.Expression): AST.Expression;
+/** Deep structural clone of a relation-producing subquery (no substitution). */
+export declare function cloneQueryExpr(query: AST.QueryExpr): AST.QueryExpr;
+/**
+ * Apply a column substitution uniformly through a subquery's structure — NOT
+ * scope-aware. The substitution decides purely on the column's own qualifier
+ * (e.g. {@link cloneQueryExpr}'s no-op, or the multi-source SET-value qualifier
+ * strip), so the enclosing scope is irrelevant and the same `substitute` is
+ * applied at every nesting depth. The `with` clause is cloned without
+ * substitution — a CTE body cannot correlate to the enclosing query, so it
+ * needs no rewrite, only severed sharing (see {@link cloneWithClause}).
+ */
+export declare function mapQueryExprUniform(query: AST.QueryExpr, substitute: (col: AST.ColumnExpr) => AST.Expression | undefined): AST.QueryExpr;
+/**
+ * Resolve the lowercased set of column names a subquery's FROM sources introduce
+ * into scope, or `null` when any source's columns cannot be resolved statically
+ * (a TVF, a `select *` / unnamed-projection subquery source, or an unknown name
+ * such as a CTE reference). A `null` marks the scope (and everything nested in
+ * it) **tainted**: a descent can no longer prove an unqualified reference is
+ * *not* a local column, so the {@link ScopeContext} decides whether to reject or
+ * carry the taint forward.
+ */
+export declare function collectFromColumnNames(ctx: PlanningContext, from: readonly AST.FromClause[] | undefined): Set<string> | null;
+/**
+ * The caller-specific knobs of a scope-aware substitution. The descent
+ * ({@link transformScopedQuery}) owns the shadow accumulation / taint
+ * propagation / sibling-leg scoping; this object owns only what differs between
+ * callers: the per-column substitution rule and how to treat an unresolvable
+ * scope or an embedded data-modifying subquery.
+ */
+interface ScopeContextBase {
+    /**
+     * Build the per-column substitution closure for ONE scope, given the set of
+     * column names shadowed by this (and enclosing) scopes, whether the scope is
+     * tainted (an enclosing scope's columns proved unresolvable), and the set of FROM
+     * **aliases** bound by this (and enclosing) scopes. Returns the replacement
+     * expression for a column, or `undefined` to leave it untouched. May throw a
+     * structured diagnostic (e.g. a tainted scope rejecting an unqualified,
+     * correlation-ambiguous reference).
+     *
+     * `aliasShadowed` is the alias-only analog of `shadowed` (built from
+     * {@link collectFromAliases}, never tainted — a FROM alias is always statically
+     * known). It lets a context distinguish a genuine outer-correlation qualifier from
+     * a qualifier that names a locally-shadowed FROM source: a view-name-qualified ref
+     * (`t.id`) is an outer view-column correlation UNLESS `t` is also a local FROM
+     * alias (the self-read `select t.id from t` over the eager capture), in which case
+     * it is the capture's own column and stays local. Implementers that do not care
+     * about alias shadowing simply ignore the parameter.
+     */
+    makeSubstitute(shadowed: ReadonlySet<string>, tainted: boolean, aliasShadowed: ReadonlySet<string>): (col: AST.ColumnExpr) => AST.Expression | undefined;
+    /** Raise the structured diagnostic for an embedded data-modifying (INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE) subquery. */
+    rejectDmlSubquery(): never;
+}
+/**
+ * The caller-specific knobs of a scope-aware substitution. The descent
+ * ({@link transformScopedQuery}) owns the shadow accumulation / taint
+ * propagation / sibling-leg scoping; this object owns only what differs between
+ * callers: the per-column substitution rule and how to treat an unresolvable
+ * scope or an embedded data-modifying subquery.
+ *
+ * The `unresolvableScope` policy — for when a scope's FROM columns are
+ * unresolvable (`collectFromColumnNames` returns `null`) — is a discriminated
+ * union: `'taint'` carries `tainted = true` forward (the substitution decides
+ * per-reference); `'reject'` raises `rejectUnresolvableScope` immediately rather
+ * than risk a silent mis-bind, and the union requires the handler be supplied
+ * exactly with that policy (so the descent never needs a non-null assertion).
+ */
+export type ScopeContext = ScopeContextBase & ({
+    readonly unresolvableScope: 'taint';
+    rejectUnresolvableScope?: undefined;
+} | {
+    readonly unresolvableScope: 'reject';
+    rejectUnresolvableScope(): never;
+});
+/**
+ * Scope-aware substitution over an expression, entered at the outermost scope
+ * (no shadowing, untainted). Used to rewrite a substituted *term* whose own
+ * correlation refs must be (re-)bound (the single-source base-term qualifier).
+ */
+export declare function transformScopedExpr(ctx: PlanningContext, scope: ScopeContext, expr: AST.Expression): AST.Expression;
+/**
+ * Scope-aware transform of an inner `QueryExpr`. Rewrites column references
+ * correlated to the outer scope per the {@link ScopeContext}, while leaving
+ * subquery-local same-named columns untouched.
+ *
+ * `shadowed` is the set of column names introduced by ENCLOSING subquery scopes;
+ * `tainted` is set once an enclosing scope's columns proved unresolvable (so the
+ * `ScopeContext`'s substitution can reject an unqualified, ambiguous reference at
+ * this depth or below). A `select`'s own FROM column names join the shadow set
+ * for its clauses and any subquery nested in them; a sibling compound / union leg
+ * keeps the incoming `shadowed` / `tainted` (it correlates to the same outer
+ * scope, not to this select's FROM).
+ */
+export declare function transformScopedQuery(ctx: PlanningContext, scope: ScopeContext, query: AST.QueryExpr, shadowed: ReadonlySet<string>, tainted: boolean, aliasShadowed?: ReadonlySet<string>): AST.QueryExpr;
+/**
+ * The lowercased set of FROM aliases a subquery's FROM sources bind into scope.
+ * Unlike {@link collectFromColumnNames} this NEVER returns `null` and needs no
+ * `PlanningContext`: a FROM alias is always statically known from the FROM clause
+ * itself, even when the source's *columns* are unresolvable (a `select *` / TVF /
+ * CTE still binds its own alias), so alias shadowing needs no taint signal.
+ *
+ *   table          -> alias ?? table.name
+ *   subquerySource -> alias              (always present)
+ *   functionSource -> alias ?? name.name
+ *   join           -> union(left, right)
+ */
+export declare function collectFromAliases(from: readonly AST.FromClause[] | undefined): Set<string>;
+/**
+ * Alias-shadow-aware structural substitution over an expression, entered at the
+ * outermost scope (no inner FROM aliases shadow yet). `substitute` receives each
+ * column AND the set of FROM aliases shadowing at the column's depth, so a
+ * qualifier shadowed by an inner value-subquery FROM alias can be left local
+ * (per innermost-scope SQL rules) instead of routed by the cross-source strip.
+ *
+ * Mirrors {@link transformScopedQuery}'s scope rules — a select's own FROM
+ * aliases join the shadow set for its clauses and any subquery nested in them; a
+ * compound / union leg keeps the incoming set (it correlates to the same outer
+ * scope); VALUES has no FROM — but threads ONLY an alias set: no column-name
+ * shadow set, no taint, no reject. An embedded INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE … RETURNING
+ * subquery is cloned through structurally (no substitution), exactly matching the
+ * cross-source strip's prior {@link mapQueryExprUniform} behaviour.
+ */
+export declare function transformAliasScopedExpr(expr: AST.Expression, substitute: (col: AST.ColumnExpr, aliasShadow: ReadonlySet<string>) => AST.Expression | undefined): AST.Expression;
+/**
+ * Alias-shadow-aware transform of an inner `QueryExpr`, threading the FROM-alias
+ * shadow set exactly as {@link transformScopedQuery} threads its column-name
+ * `shadowed` set: a `select`'s own FROM aliases join the set for its clauses and
+ * nested subqueries; a sibling compound / union leg keeps the incoming set; a
+ * VALUES body (no FROM) keeps it too; a DML … RETURNING subquery clones through.
+ */
+export declare function transformAliasScopedQuery(query: AST.QueryExpr, substitute: (col: AST.ColumnExpr, aliasShadow: ReadonlySet<string>) => AST.Expression | undefined, aliasShadow?: ReadonlySet<string>): AST.QueryExpr;
+export {};
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