require File.join(File.dirname(File.expand_path(__FILE__)), 'spec_helper.rb')

unless defined?(ORACLE_DB)
  ORACLE_DB = Sequel.connect('oracle://hr:hr@localhost/XE')
end
INTEGRATION_DB = ORACLE_DB unless defined?(INTEGRATION_DB)

ORACLE_DB.create_table!(:items) do
  String :name, :size => 50
  Integer :value
  Date :date_created
  index :value
end

ORACLE_DB.create_table!(:books) do
  Integer :id
  String :title, :size => 50
  Integer :category_id
end

ORACLE_DB.create_table!(:categories) do
  Integer :id
  String :cat_name, :size => 50
end

describe "An Oracle database" do
  specify "should provide disconnect functionality" do
    ORACLE_DB.execute("select user from dual")
    ORACLE_DB.pool.size.should == 1
    ORACLE_DB.disconnect
    ORACLE_DB.pool.size.should == 0
  end

  specify "should be able to get current sequence value with SQL" do
    begin
      ORACLE_DB.create_table!(:foo){primary_key :id}
      ORACLE_DB.fetch('SELECT seq_foo_id.nextval FROM DUAL').single_value.should == 1
    ensure
      ORACLE_DB.drop_table(:foo)
    end
  end
  
  specify "should provide schema information" do
    books_schema = [[:id, [:integer, false, true, nil]],
      [:title, [:string, false, true, nil]],
      [:category_id, [:integer, false, true, nil]]]
    categories_schema = [[:id, [:integer, false, true, nil]],
      [:cat_name, [:string, false, true, nil]]]
    items_schema = [[:name, [:string, false, true, nil]],
      [:value, [:integer, false, true, nil]],
      [:date_created, [:datetime, false, true, nil]]]
     
    {:books => books_schema, :categories => categories_schema, :items => items_schema}.each_pair do |table, expected_schema|
      schema = ORACLE_DB.schema(table)
      schema.should_not be_nil
      schema.map{|c, s| [c, s.values_at(:type, :primary_key, :allow_null, :ruby_default)]}.should == expected_schema
    end
  end
  
  specify "should create a temporary table" do
    ORACLE_DB.create_table! :test_tmp, :temp => true do
      varchar2 :name, :size => 50
      primary_key :id, :integer, :null => false
      index :name, :unique => true
    end
  end
end

describe "An Oracle dataset" do
  before do
    @d = ORACLE_DB[:items]
    @d.delete # remove all records
  end
  
  specify "should return the correct record count" do
    @d.count.should == 0
    @d << {:name => 'abc', :value => 123}
    @d << {:name => 'abc', :value => 456}
    @d << {:name => 'def', :value => 789}
    @d.count.should == 3
  end
  
  specify "should return the correct records" do
    @d.to_a.should == []
    @d << {:name => 'abc', :value => 123}
    @d << {:name => 'abc', :value => 456}
    @d << {:name => 'def', :value => 789}

    @d.order(:value).to_a.should == [
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'abc', :value => 123},
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'abc', :value => 456},
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'def', :value => 789}
    ]

    @d.select(:name).distinct.order_by(:name).to_a.should == [
      {:name => 'abc'},
      {:name => 'def'}
    ]
           
    @d.order(:value.desc).limit(1).to_a.should == [
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'def', :value => 789}                                        
    ]

    @d.filter(:name => 'abc').to_a.should == [
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'abc', :value => 123},
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'abc', :value => 456} 
    ]
    
    @d.order(:value.desc).filter(:name => 'abc').to_a.should == [
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'abc', :value => 456},
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'abc', :value => 123} 
    ]

    @d.filter(:name => 'abc').limit(1).to_a.should == [
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'abc', :value => 123}                                        
    ]
        
    @d.filter(:name => 'abc').order(:value.desc).limit(1).to_a.should == [
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'abc', :value => 456}                                        
    ]
    
    @d.filter(:name => 'abc').order(:value).limit(1).to_a.should == [
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'abc', :value => 123}                                        
    ]
        
    @d.order(:value).limit(1).to_a.should == [
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'abc', :value => 123}                                        
    ]

    @d.order(:value).limit(1, 1).to_a.should == [
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'abc', :value => 456}
    ]

    @d.order(:value).limit(1, 2).to_a.should == [
      {:date_created=>nil, :name => 'def', :value => 789}
    ]    
    
    @d.avg(:value).to_i.should == (789+123+456)/3
    
    @d.max(:value).to_i.should == 789
    
    @d.select(:name, :AVG.sql_function(:value).as(:avg)).filter(:name => 'abc').group(:name).to_a.should == [
      {:name => 'abc', :avg => (456+123)/2.0}
    ]

    @d.select(:AVG.sql_function(:value).as(:avg)).group(:name).order(:name).limit(1).to_a.should == [
      {:avg => (456+123)/2.0}
    ]
        
    @d.select(:name, :AVG.sql_function(:value).as(:avg)).group(:name).order(:name).to_a.should == [
      {:name => 'abc', :avg => (456+123)/2.0},
      {:name => 'def', :avg => 789*1.0}
    ]
    
    @d.select(:name, :AVG.sql_function(:value).as(:avg)).group(:name).order(:name).to_a.should == [
      {:name => 'abc', :avg => (456+123)/2.0},
      {:name => 'def', :avg => 789*1.0}
    ]

    @d.select(:name, :AVG.sql_function(:value).as(:avg)).group(:name).having(:name => ['abc', 'def']).order(:name).to_a.should == [
      {:name => 'abc', :avg => (456+123)/2.0},
      {:name => 'def', :avg => 789*1.0}
    ]
    
    @d.select(:name, :value).filter(:name => 'abc').union(@d.select(:name, :value).filter(:name => 'def')).order(:value).to_a.should == [
      {:name => 'abc', :value => 123},
      {:name => 'abc', :value => 456},
      {:name => 'def', :value => 789}
    ]
     
  end
  
  specify "should update records correctly" do
    @d << {:name => 'abc', :value => 123}
    @d << {:name => 'abc', :value => 456}
    @d << {:name => 'def', :value => 789}
    @d.filter(:name => 'abc').update(:value => 530)
    
    # the third record should stay the same
    # floating-point precision bullshit
    @d[:name => 'def'][:value].should == 789
    @d.filter(:value => 530).count.should == 2
  end

  specify "should translate values correctly" do
    @d << {:name => 'abc', :value => 456}
    @d << {:name => 'def', :value => 789}
    @d.filter('value > 500').update(:date_created => "to_timestamp('2009-09-09', 'YYYY-MM-DD')".lit)
    
    @d[:name => 'def'][:date_created].should == Time.parse('2009-09-09')
  end
  
  specify "should delete records correctly" do
    @d << {:name => 'abc', :value => 123}
    @d << {:name => 'abc', :value => 456}
    @d << {:name => 'def', :value => 789}
    @d.filter(:name => 'abc').delete
    
    @d.count.should == 1
    @d.first[:name].should == 'def'
  end
  
  specify "should be able to literalize booleans" do
    proc {@d.literal(true)}.should_not raise_error
    proc {@d.literal(false)}.should_not raise_error
  end
  
  specify "should support transactions" do
    ORACLE_DB.transaction do
      @d << {:name => 'abc', :value => 1}
    end

    @d.count.should == 1
  end
end

describe "Joined Oracle dataset" do
  before do
    @d1 = ORACLE_DB[:books]
    @d1.delete # remove all records
    @d1 << {:id => 1, :title => 'aaa', :category_id => 100}
    @d1 << {:id => 2, :title => 'bbb', :category_id => 100}
    @d1 << {:id => 3, :title => 'ccc', :category_id => 101}
    @d1 << {:id => 4, :title => 'ddd', :category_id => 102}
    
    @d2 = ORACLE_DB[:categories]
    @d2.delete # remove all records
    @d2 << {:id => 100, :cat_name => 'ruby'}
    @d2 << {:id => 101, :cat_name => 'rails'}
  end
  
  specify "should return correct result" do
    @d1.join(:categories, :id => :category_id).select(:books__id, :title, :cat_name).order(:books__id).to_a.should == [
      {:id => 1, :title => 'aaa', :cat_name => 'ruby'},
      {:id => 2, :title => 'bbb', :cat_name => 'ruby'},
      {:id => 3, :title => 'ccc', :cat_name => 'rails'}
    ]

    @d1.join(:categories, :id => :category_id).select(:books__id, :title, :cat_name).order(:books__id).limit(2, 1).to_a.should == [
      {:id => 2, :title => 'bbb', :cat_name => 'ruby'},
      {:id => 3, :title => 'ccc', :cat_name => 'rails'},
    ]
   
    @d1.left_outer_join(:categories, :id => :category_id).select(:books__id, :title, :cat_name).order(:books__id).to_a.should == [
      {:id => 1, :title => 'aaa', :cat_name => 'ruby'},
      {:id => 2, :title => 'bbb', :cat_name => 'ruby'},
      {:id => 3, :title => 'ccc', :cat_name => 'rails'},
      {:id => 4, :title => 'ddd', :cat_name => nil} 
    ]
    
    @d1.left_outer_join(:categories, :id => :category_id).select(:books__id, :title, :cat_name).order(:books__id.desc).limit(2, 0).to_a.should == [      
      {:id => 4, :title => 'ddd', :cat_name => nil}, 
      {:id => 3, :title => 'ccc', :cat_name => 'rails'}
    ]      
  end  
end

describe "Oracle aliasing" do
  before do
    @d1 = ORACLE_DB[:books]
    @d1.delete # remove all records
    @d1 << {:id => 1, :title => 'aaa', :category_id => 100}
    @d1 << {:id => 2, :title => 'bbb', :category_id => 100}
    @d1 << {:id => 3, :title => 'bbb', :category_id => 100}
  end

  specify "should allow columns to be renamed" do
    @d1.select(:title.as(:name)).order_by(:id).to_a.should == [
      { :name => 'aaa' },
      { :name => 'bbb' },
      { :name => 'bbb' },
    ]
  end

  specify "nested queries should work" do
    @d1.select(:title).group_by(:title).count.should == 2
  end
end

describe "Row locks in Oracle" do
  before do
    @d1 = ORACLE_DB[:books]
    @d1.delete
    @d1 << {:id => 1, :title => 'aaa'}
  end

  specify "#for_update should use FOR UPDATE" do
    @d1.for_update.sql.should == 'SELECT * FROM "BOOKS" FOR UPDATE'
  end

  specify "#lock_style should accept symbols" do
    @d1.lock_style(:update).sql.should == 'SELECT * FROM "BOOKS" FOR UPDATE'
  end
end