/*
* Determines whether we reached the current relation node through a lazy relation in the past
*/
private boolean traversedLazyRelation(Fetching currFetching, RelationNode relationNode) {
TableNode parentTableNode = relationNode.getParentTable();
RelationNode parentRelNode = (RelationNode) parentTableNode.getParent();
if (parentRelNode == null) // in case the parent table was the base table
return false;
boolean parentRelIsLazy = parentRelNode.getTableRelation().getFetching().equals(Fetching.LAZY);
if (startedALazySelect(parentRelNode)) return false;
boolean traversedLazyRel = parentRelIsLazy || parentRelNode.isMarkedAsLazy();
// Can not traverse an eager relation after traversing a Lazy one except in a lazy Select.
return currFetching != null && currFetching.equals(Fetching.EAGER) && traversedLazyRel;
}
protected boolean inRecursiveRelation(TableNode tableNode) {
RelationNode relNode = (RelationNode) tableNode.getParent();
if (relNode == null) return false;
return relNode.getRelation().isBinaryRecursive();
}
/*
* In need some cases, we need to transform the fecthing of a relation for overcoming the problem of traversing lazy relations
* If we encounter an eager relation after traversing lazy relations, we transform the eager relation pretends to be a lazy one
* so its columns are not traversed
*/
private Fetching getFetchingForRelationNode(RelationNode relationNode) {
Fetching fetch = relationNode.getTableRelation().getFetching();
if (fetch.equals(Fetching.EAGER)) {
TableNode parentTableNode = relationNode.getParentTable();
RelationNode parentRelNode = (RelationNode) parentTableNode.getParent();
if (parentRelNode == null) return fetch;
if (startedALazySelect(parentRelNode)) return fetch;
if (parentRelNode.getTableRelation().getFetching().equals(Fetching.LAZY)) {
relationNode.setMarkedAsLazy(true);
return Fetching.LAZY;
}
}
return fetch;
}
private boolean shouldStopVisiting(TableNode tableNode) {
if (inRecursiveRelation(tableNode)) {
if (recursivelyVisited(tableNode)) return true;
} else {
if (ctx.tableAlreadyVisited(tableNode.getTable())) return true;
}
return false;
}
/*
* Implements the relational tree traversal
*/
public void visit(TableNode tableNode, boolean baseTable) {
ctx.createTableContext(tableNode);
if (baseTable) ctx.setBaseTable(tableNode.getTable());
if (baseTable) onVisitBaseTable(tableNode);
else {
onVisitRelatedTable(tableNode);
}
if (inRecursiveRelation(tableNode)) {
ctx.setVisitedRecursion(tableNode.getTable());
if (ctx.isInLazyQuery()) ctx.setVisitedTable(tableNode.getTable(), tableNode);
}
// Add
if (shouldStopVisiting(tableNode)) return;
ctx.setVisitedTable(tableNode.getTable(), tableNode);
for (RelationNode relationNode : tableNode.getChildren()) {
if (eligibleForVisitation(relationNode, tableNode)) {
// relationNode.setRelContextManager(ctx); //pass the context to the node
Fetching relationFecthing = getFetchingForRelationNode(relationNode);
if (fetching == null
|| fetching.equals(relationFecthing)
|| allowedForVisitation(relationNode)) {
if (traversedLazyRelation(
relationFecthing,
relationNode)) // stop if we reached the tableNode by traversing a relation with lazy
// fetching
continue;
for (TableNode childTableNode : relationNode.getChildren()) {
visit(childTableNode, false);
}
onVisitedTableRelation(relationNode);
}
}
}
}
private boolean recursivelyVisited(TableNode tableNode) {
return ctx.recursionAlreadyVisited(tableNode.getTable());
}
private boolean eligibleForVisitation(RelationNode relationNode, TableNode tableNode) {
return !relationExists(
relationNode, tableNode.getFullPath()); // avoid cycles (for ex. recursive relations)
}
/*
* Determines whether we just initated a lazy select by checking if there is no
* other relation at the upper level of the current one
*/
private boolean startedALazySelect(RelationNode relNode) {
TableNode parentTable = relNode.getParentTable();
boolean res = parentTable.getParent() == null && ctx.isInLazyQuery();
return res;
}