#This class handels SQLite3-specific behaviour. class KnjDB_sqlite3 attr_reader :knjdb, :conn, :sep_table, :sep_col, :sep_val, :symbolize attr_accessor :tables, :cols, :indexes #Constructor. This should not be called manually. def initialize(knjdb_ob) @sep_table = "`" @sep_col = "`" @sep_val = "'" @knjdb = knjdb_ob @path = @knjdb.opts[:path] if @knjdb.opts[:path] @path = @knjdb.opts["path"] if @knjdb.opts["path"] @symbolize = true if !@knjdb.opts.key?(:return_keys) or @knjdb.opts[:return_keys] == "symbols" @knjdb.opts[:subtype] = "java" if !@knjdb.opts.key?(:subtype) and RUBY_ENGINE == "jruby" raise "No path was given." if !@path if @knjdb.opts[:subtype] == "java" if @knjdb.opts[:sqlite_driver] require @knjdb.opts[:sqlite_driver] else require "#{File.dirname(__FILE__)}/../../../jruby/sqlitejdbc-v056.jar" end require "java" import "org.sqlite.JDBC" @conn = java.sql.DriverManager::getConnection("jdbc:sqlite:#{@knjdb.opts[:path]}") @stat = @conn.createStatement elsif @knjdb.opts[:subtype] == "rhodes" @conn = SQLite3::Database.new(@path, @path) else @conn = SQLite3::Database.open(@path) @conn.results_as_hash = true @conn.type_translation = false end end #Executes a query against the driver. def query(string) begin if @knjdb.opts[:subtype] == "rhodes" return KnjDB_sqlite3_result.new(self, @conn.execute(string, string)) elsif @knjdb.opts[:subtype] == "java" begin return KnjDB_sqlite3_result_java.new(self, @stat.executeQuery(string)) rescue java.sql.SQLException => e if e.message.to_s.index("query does not return ResultSet") != nil return KnjDB_sqlite3_result_java.new(self, nil) else raise e end end else return KnjDB_sqlite3_result.new(self, @conn.execute(string)) end rescue => e #Add SQL to the error message. raise e.class, "#{e.message} (SQL: #{string})" end end #SQLite3 driver doesnt support unbuffered queries?? alias query_ubuf query #Escapes a string to be safe to used in a query. def escape(string) #This code is taken directly from the documentation so we dont have to rely on the SQLite3::Database class. This way it can also be used with JRuby and IronRuby... #http://sqlite-ruby.rubyforge.org/classes/SQLite/Database.html return string.to_s.gsub(/'/, "''") end #Escapes a string to be used as a column. def esc_col(string) string = string.to_s raise "Invalid column-string: #{string}" if string.index(@sep_col) != nil return string end alias :esc_table :esc_col alias :esc :escape #Returns the last inserted ID. def lastID return @conn.last_insert_row_id if @conn.respond_to?(:last_insert_row_id) return self.query("SELECT last_insert_rowid() AS id").fetch[:id].to_i end #Closes the connection to the database. def close @conn.close end #Starts a transaction, yields the database and commits. def transaction @conn.transaction do yield(@knjdb) end end end #This class handels results when running in JRuby. class KnjDB_sqlite3_result_java def initialize(driver, rs) @index = 0 retkeys = driver.knjdb.opts[:return_keys] if rs metadata = rs.getMetaData columns_count = metadata.getColumnCount @rows = [] while rs.next row_data = {} for i in (1..columns_count) col_name = metadata.getColumnName(i) col_name = col_name.to_s.to_sym if retkeys == "symbols" row_data[col_name] = rs.getString(i) end @rows << row_data end end end #Returns a single result. def fetch return false if !@rows ret = @rows[@index] return false if !ret @index += 1 return ret end #Loops over every result and yields them. def each while data = self.fetch yield(data) end end end #This class handels the result when running MRI (or others). class KnjDB_sqlite3_result #Constructor. This should not be called manually. def initialize(driver, result_array) @result_array = result_array @index = 0 if driver.knjdb.opts[:return_keys] == "symbols" @symbols = true else @symbols = false end end #Returns a single result. def fetch result_hash = @result_array[@index] return false if !result_hash @index += 1 ret = {} result_hash.each do |key, val| if Php4r.is_numeric(key) #do nothing. elsif @symbols and !key.is_a?(Symbol) ret[key.to_sym] = val else ret[key] = val end end return ret end #Loops over every result yielding them. def each while data = self.fetch yield(data) end end end