private void genWHERE(SqlExprList conditions) {
out.print("WHERE");
out.print(" ");
out.incIndent();
conditionList(conditions);
out.decIndent();
}
@Override
public void visit(SqlSelectBlock sqlSelectBlock) {
// Need a rename and alias if:
// Not top
// Not merely a table inside.
levelSelectBlock++;
if (levelSelectBlock > 1) {
// Alias needed.
// SqlRename rename = SqlRename.view("X", sqlSelectBlock) ;
// rename.visit(this) ;
// levelSelectBlock-- ;
// return ;
}
genPrefix(sqlSelectBlock);
out.print("SELECT ");
if (sqlSelectBlock.getDistinct()) out.print("DISTINCT ");
if (annotate(sqlSelectBlock)) out.ensureStartOfLine();
out.incIndent();
genColumnPrefix(sqlSelectBlock);
print(sqlSelectBlock.getCols());
out.decIndent();
out.ensureStartOfLine();
// FROM
out.print("FROM");
if (!sqlSelectBlock.getSubNode().isTable()) out.println();
else out.print(" ");
out.incIndent();
outputNode(sqlSelectBlock.getSubNode(), true);
// sqlSelectBlock.getSubNode().visit(this) ;
out.decIndent();
out.ensureStartOfLine();
// WHERE
if (sqlSelectBlock.getConditions().size() > 0) genWHERE(sqlSelectBlock.getConditions());
// LIMIT/OFFSET
out.ensureStartOfLine();
genLimitOffset(sqlSelectBlock);
genSuffix(sqlSelectBlock);
levelSelectBlock--;
}
protected void visitJoin(SqlJoin join, String joinOperatorName) {
// TODO revisit this code. Is it now needless complex?
// Check brackets for more general SQL generation (safe mode - i.e. always bracketted?)
SqlNode left = join.getLeft();
SqlNode right = join.getRight();
// Appearance: stop nesting too much.
// Can we linearise the format? (drop indentation)
if (left.isJoin() && left.getAliasName() == null) outputNode(left, false);
else {
out.incIndent();
outputNode(left, true);
out.decIndent();
}
out.println();
// out.print(" ") ;
out.print(joinOperatorName);
annotate(join);
out.println();
// Aliasing and scoping - may need sub-SELECT - or just don't generate
// such SqlNode structures, leaving only COALESCE as the sub-SELECT case
boolean bracketsRight = true;
// if ( right.isInnerJoin() && join.isInnerJoin() && no conditions )
// bracketsRight = false ;
if (bracketsRight)
// Why?
out.incIndent();
outputNode(right, bracketsRight);
if (bracketsRight) out.decIndent();
out.println();
out.print("ON ");
if (join.getConditions().size() > 0) conditionList(join.getConditions());
else {
out.print(" ( ");
out.print(leftJoinNoConditionsString());
out.print(" )");
}
}
@Override
public void write(IndentedWriter writer) {
writer.println("SqlOpProject" + columnNames + "(");
writer.incIndent();
subOp.write(writer);
writer.println();
writer.decIndent();
writer.print(")");
}
private void outputNode(SqlNode sqlNode, boolean mayNeedBrackets) {
if (sqlNode.isTable()) {
sqlNode.visit(this);
return;
}
// boolean brackets = ( mayNeedBrackets && ( sqlNode.isSelectBlock() || sqlNode.isCoalesce() ) )
// ;
boolean brackets = false;
brackets = brackets || (mayNeedBrackets && sqlNode.isCoalesce());
// Work harder? ready for a better test.
brackets = brackets || (mayNeedBrackets && sqlNode.isSelectBlock());
// Need brackets if the subpart is a SELECT
if (brackets) {
out.print("( ");
out.incIndent();
}
sqlNode.visit(this);
if (brackets) {
out.decIndent();
out.ensureStartOfLine();
out.print(")");
}
// Every derived table (SELECT ...) must have an alias.
// Is there a more principled way to do this? .isDerived?
// if ( sqlNode.isRestrict() || sqlNode.isProject())
// out.print(+sqlNode.getAliasName()) ;
if (sqlNode.getAliasName() != null) {
out.print(aliasToken());
out.print(sqlNode.getAliasName());
}
annotate(sqlNode);
}