swi-prolog-odbc 5.10.4-3ubuntu1 / usr / lib / swi-prolog / library / odbc.pl

/*  $Id$

    Part of SWI-Prolog

    Author:        Jan Wielemaker
    E-mail:        jan@swi.psy.uva.nl
    WWW:           http://www.swi-prolog.org
    Copyright (C): 1985-2002, University of Amsterdam

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:- module(odbc,
	  [ odbc_connect/3,		% +DSN, -Conn, +Options
	    odbc_driver_connect/3,	% +DriverString, -Conn, +Options
	    odbc_disconnect/1,		% +Conn
	    odbc_current_connection/2,	% ?Conn, -DSN
	    odbc_set_connection/2,	% +Conn, +Option
	    odbc_get_connection/2,	% +Conn, ?Option
	    odbc_end_transaction/2,	% +Conn, +CommitRollback

	    odbc_query/4,		% +Conn, +SQL, -Row, +Options
	    odbc_query/3,		% +Conn, +SQL, -Row
	    odbc_query/2,		% +Conn, +SQL

	    odbc_prepare/4,		% +Conn, +SQL, +Parms, -Qid
	    odbc_prepare/5,		% +Conn, +SQL, +Parms, -Qid, +Options
	    odbc_execute/2,		% +Qid, +Parms
	    odbc_execute/3,		% +Qid, +Parms, -Row
	    odbc_fetch/3,		% +Qid, -Row, +Options
	    odbc_close_statement/1,	% +Statement
	    odbc_clone_statement/2,	% +Statement, -Clone
	    odbc_free_statement/1,	% +Statement

					% DB dictionary info
	    odbc_current_table/2,	% +Conn, -Table
	    odbc_current_table/3,	% +Conn, -Table, ?Facet
	    odbc_table_column/3,	% +Conn, ?Table, ?Column
	    odbc_table_column/4,	% +Conn, ?Table, ?Column, ?Facet
	    odbc_type/3,		% +Conn, ?Type, -Facet
	    odbc_data_source/2,		% ?DSN, ?Description

	    odbc_statistics/1,		% -Value
	    odbc_debug/1		% +Level
	  ]).
:- use_module(library(shlib)).
:- use_module(library(lists)).

:- use_foreign_library(foreign(odbc4pl)).

% %	odbc_driver_connect(+DriverString, -Connection, +Options) is det.
%
%	Connects to a database using SQLDriverConnect(). This API allows
%	for driver-specific additional options.   DriverString is passed
%	without  checking.  Options  should  *not*  include  =user=  and
%	=password=.
%
%	Whenever possible, applications should   use  odbc_connect/3. If
%	you need this predicate,  please   check  the  documentation for
%	SQLDriverConnect() and the documentation of your driver.
%
%	@tbd	Add facilities to deal with prompted completion of the
%		driver options.

odbc_driver_connect(DriverString, Connection, Options) :-
	odbc_connect(-, Connection, [driver_string(DriverString)|Options]).

%%	odbc_query(+Connection, +SQL, -Row)
%
%	Run query without options.

odbc_query(Connection, SQL, Row) :-
	odbc_query(Connection, SQL, Row, []).

%%	odbc_query(+Connection, +SQL)
%
%	Execute SQL-statement that does not produce a result

odbc_query(Connection, SQL) :-
	odbc_query(Connection, SQL, Row), !,
	(   Row = affected(_)
	->  true
	;   print_message(warning, odbc(unexpected_result(Row)))
	).

odbc_execute(Statement, Parameters) :-
	odbc_execute(Statement, Parameters, Row), !,
	(   Row = affected(_)
	->  true
	;   print_message(warning, odbc(unexpected_result(Row)))
	).

odbc_prepare(Connection, SQL, Parameters, Statement) :-
	odbc_prepare(Connection, SQL, Parameters, Statement, []).

		 /*******************************
		 *	    SCHEMA STUFF	*
		 *******************************/

%%	odbc_current_table(-Table, -Facet)
%
%	Enumerate the existing tables.

odbc_current_table(Connection, Table) :-
	odbc_tables(Connection, row(_Qualifier, _Owner, Table, 'TABLE', _Comment)).

odbc_current_table(Connection, Table, Facet) :-
	odbc_tables(Connection, Tuple),
	arg(3, Tuple, Table),
	table_facet(Facet, Connection, Tuple).

table_facet(qualifier(Qualifier), _, Tuple) :- arg(1, Tuple, Qualifier).
table_facet(owner(Owner), _, Tuple) :-         arg(2, Tuple, Owner).
table_facet(type(Type), _, Tuple) :-           arg(4, Tuple, Type).
table_facet(comment(Comment), _, Tuple) :-     arg(5, Tuple, Comment).
table_facet(arity(Arity), Connection, Tuple) :-
	arg(3, Tuple, Table),
	findall(C, odbc_table_column(Connection, Table, C), Cs),
	length(Cs, Arity).

%%	odbc_table_column(+Connection, +Table, +Column) is semidet.
%%	odbc_table_column(+Connection, +Table, -Column) is nondet.
%
%	True if Column appears in Table on Connection.

odbc_table_column(Connection, Table, Column) :-
	table_column(Connection, Table, Column, _Tuple).

table_column(Connection, Table, Column, Tuple) :-
	(   var(Table)
	->  odbc_current_table(Connection, Table)
	;   true
	),
	(   ground(Column)		% force determinism
	->  odbc_column(Connection, Table, Tuple),
	    arg(4, Tuple, Column), !
	;   odbc_column(Connection, Table, Tuple),
	    arg(4, Tuple, Column)
	).

%%	odbc_table_column(+Connection, +Table, ?Column, -Facet)

odbc_table_column(Connection, Table, Column, Facet) :-
	table_column(Connection, Table, Column, Tuple),
	column_facet(Facet, Tuple).

column_facet(table_qualifier(Q), T) :- arg(1, T, Q).
column_facet(table_owner(Q), T)	    :- arg(2, T, Q).
column_facet(table_name(Q), T)	    :- arg(3, T, Q).
%column_facet(column_name(Q), T)    :- arg(4, T, Q).
column_facet(data_type(Q), T)	    :- arg(5, T, Q).
column_facet(type_name(Q), T)	    :- arg(6, T, Q).
column_facet(precision(Q), T)	    :- non_null_arg(7, T, Q).
column_facet(length(Q), T)	    :- non_null_arg(8, T, Q).
column_facet(scale(Q), T)	    :- non_null_arg(9, T, Q).
column_facet(radix(Q), T)	    :- non_null_arg(10, T, Q).
column_facet(nullable(Q), T)	    :- non_null_arg(11, T, Q).
column_facet(remarks(Q), T)	    :- non_null_arg(12, T, Q).
column_facet(type(Type), T) :-
	arg(6, T, TypeName),
	sql_type(TypeName, T, Type).

%%	sql_type(+TypeName, +Row, -Type)
%
%	Create a canonical Prolog representation for the type.  This
%	is very incomplete code.

sql_type(dec, T, Type) :- !,
	sql_type(decimal, T, Type).
sql_type(numeric, T, Type) :- !,
	sql_type(decimal, T, Type).
sql_type(decimal, T, Type) :- !,
	column_facet(precision(Len), T),
	(   column_facet(scale(D), T),
	    D \== 0
	->  Type = decimal(Len, D)
	;   Type = decimal(Len)
	).
sql_type(char, T, char(Len)) :- !,
	column_facet(length(Len), T).
sql_type(varchar, T, varchar(Len)) :- !,
	column_facet(length(Len), T).
sql_type(TypeName, _T, Type) :-
	downcase_atom(TypeName, Type).

%%	odbc_type(+Connection, +TypeSpec, ?Facet).

odbc_type(Connection, TypeSpec, Facet) :-
	odbc_types(Connection, TypeSpec, Row),
	type_facet(Facet, Row).

type_facet(name(V), Row)	   :- arg(1, Row, V).
type_facet(data_type(V), Row)	   :- arg(2, Row, V).
type_facet(precision(V), Row)	   :- arg(3, Row, V).
type_facet(literal_prefix(V), Row) :- non_null_arg(4, Row, V).
type_facet(literal_suffix(V), Row) :- non_null_arg(5, Row, V).
type_facet(create_params(V), Row)  :- non_null_arg(6, Row, V).
type_facet(nullable(V), Row)	   :- arg(7, Row, I), nullable_arg(I, V).
type_facet(case_sensitive(V), Row) :- bool_arg(8, Row, V).
type_facet(searchable(V), Row)	   :- arg(9, Row, I), searchable_arg(I, V).
type_facet(unsigned(V), Row)	   :- bool_arg(10, Row, V).
type_facet(money(V), Row)	   :- bool_arg(11, Row, V).
type_facet(auto_increment(V), Row) :- bool_arg(12, Row, V).
type_facet(local_name(V), Row)	   :- non_null_arg(13, Row, V).
type_facet(minimum_scale(V), Row)  :- non_null_arg(14, Row, V).
type_facet(maximum_scale(V), Row)  :- non_null_arg(15, Row, V).

non_null_arg(Index, Row, V) :-
	arg(Index, Row, V),
	V \== '$null$'.
bool_arg(Index, Row, V) :-
	arg(Index, Row, I),
	int_to_bool(I, V).

int_to_bool(0, false).
int_to_bool(1, true).

nullable_arg(0, false).
nullable_arg(1, true).
nullable_arg(2, unknown).

searchable_arg(0, false).
searchable_arg(1, like_only).
searchable_arg(2, all_except_like).
searchable_arg(4, true).


%%	odbc_data_source(?DSN, ?Description)
%
%	Enumerate the available data-sources

odbc_data_source(DSN, Description) :-
	odbc_data_sources(List),
	member(data_source(DSN, Description), List).


		 /*******************************
		 *	     STATISTICS		*
		 *******************************/

odbc_statistics(Key) :-
	statistics_key(Key),
	'$odbc_statistics'(Key).

statistics_key(statements(_Created, _Freed)).


		 /*******************************
		 *	      MESSAGES		*
		 *******************************/

:- multifile
	prolog:message/3.

prolog:message(error(odbc(ODBCCode, _NativeCode, Comment), _)) -->
	[ 'ODBC: State ~w: ~w'-[ODBCCode, Comment] ].
prolog:message(error(context_error(Obj, Error, What), _)) -->
	[ 'Context error: ~w ~w: '-[What, Obj] ],
	context(Error).

prolog:message(odbc(ODBCCode, _NativeCode, Comment)) -->
	[ 'ODBC: State ~w: ~w'-[ODBCCode, Comment] ].
prolog:message(odbc(unexpected_result(Row))) -->
	[ 'ODBC: Unexpected result-row: ~p'-[Row] ].

context(in_use) -->
	[ 'object is in use' ].