psdi.configure

Class ScriptReader

java.lang.Object

java.io.Reader

java.io.BufferedReader

java.io.LineNumberReader

psdi.configure.ScriptReader

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.io.Closeable, java.lang.AutoCloseable, java.lang.Readable, UpgConstants

public class ScriptReader
extends java.io.LineNumberReader
implements UpgConstants

Script Reader utility. Reads sql from an input file and returns sql statements.

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface psdi.configure.UpgConstants

DB2, doNotUpdateACTION, doNotUpdateALNDOMAIN, doNotUpdateAPPLICATIONAUTH, doNotUpdateAUTOKEY, doNotUpdateCONDITION, doNotUpdateCONTRACTPROPERTY, doNotUpdateCONTRACTTYPE, doNotUpdateCROSSOVERDOMAIN, doNotUpdateDOCTYPES, doNotUpdateLANGUAGE, doNotUpdateMAXAPPS, doNotUpdateMAXCONDDETAIL, doNotUpdateMAXCONTROLVALUE, doNotUpdateMAXDOMAIN, doNotUpdateMAXLOGAPPENDER, doNotUpdateMAXLOGGER, doNotUpdateMAXMENU, doNotUpdateMAXMESSAGES, doNotUpdateMAXMODULES, doNotUpdateMAXPROP, doNotUpdateMAXPROPVALUE, doNotUpdateMAXROLE, doNotUpdateMAXSEQUENCE, doNotUpdateMAXSERSECURITY, doNotUpdateMAXSERVICE, doNotUpdateMAXTABLEDOMAIN, doNotUpdateMAXVARS, doNotUpdateMAXVARTYPE, doNotUpdateMXCOLLAB, doNotUpdateMXCOLLABREF, doNotUpdateNUMERICDOMAIN, doNotUpdateNUMRANGEDOMAIN, doNotUpdatePORTLET, doNotUpdatePRICALC, doNotUpdateSECURITYRESTRICT, doNotUpdateSIGOPTION, doNotUpdateSYNONYMDOMAIN, doNotUpdateTAXTYPE, doNotUpdateWORKPRIORITY, doNotUpdateWORKTYPE, doNotUpdateWPEDITSETTING, messageCache, NEWONLY, OLDANDNEW, OLDONLY, ORACLE, SQLINET, SQLMICROSOFT, SQLSERVER, SYSDATATABLES, SYSTEMTABLES, UNKNOWN

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ScriptReader(java.io.Reader in) For example
ScriptReader(java.io.Reader in, int sz)

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
java.lang.String	getNextSql() Get the next sql statement from the input file.
void	setTriggerScript(boolean value) Sets the value of triggerScript.

Methods inherited from class java.io.LineNumberReader

getLineNumber, mark, read, read, readLine, reset, setLineNumber, skip

Methods inherited from class java.io.BufferedReader

close, markSupported, ready

Methods inherited from class java.io.Reader

read, read

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ScriptReader

public ScriptReader(java.io.Reader in)

For example

ScriptReader reader = new ScriptReader(new FileReader("foo.sql"));

ScriptReader

public ScriptReader(java.io.Reader in,
            int sz)

Method Detail

setTriggerScript

public void setTriggerScript(boolean value)

Sets the value of triggerScript. Since this defaults to False, this method would be called only if we are reading a trigger script that uses the delimiter [END TRIGGER].

getNextSql

public java.lang.String getNextSql()
                            throws java.lang.Exception

Get the next sql statement from the input file. This will bypass any remarks.

Remarks are identified as follows.

• A line that starts with REM , or
• A line that starts with -- , or
• A block that starts with /* and ends with */. This class presumes that the begin-block indicator is at the beginning of a line, and the end-block indicator is at the end of a line.

Sql statements are identified as follows.

• It is not a remark (described above), and
• The line after the end of the statement equals ; or go (upper or lower case).
• However, if triggerScript was set to True via setTriggerScript, this will look for [END TRIGGER] as the separator between statements, instead of ; or go. (When triggerScript is True, [BEGIN TRIGGER] markers are not needed.) This is to support multiline triggers.
• Even if this was not marked as a "trigger script" via setTriggerScript, it can still contain triggers, as long as each trigger is preceded by [BEGIN TRIGGER] and followed by [END TRIGGER]. This is to support multiline triggers.
• If the trigger is written on a single line, then the [BEGIN TRIGGER] and [END TRIGGER] markers are not needed. If the line begins with CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER then the terminator will be a slash (/).
• Similarly, after CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE, the terminator will be a slash (/).

Returns:

The next sql statement from the input file, excluding terminators such as ; and go, and excluding remarks. If end of file, this will return null.

Throws:

java.lang.Exception

See Also:

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