Example #1
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 def parse(self, f, approve=None):
     self.approve = approve
     self.initfile(f)
     while True:
         skipping = False
         line = self.readline()
         if not line:
             break
         if line[0] == '#':  # skip mal comments
             break
         conn = None
         # look for connection string
         if line.startswith('@connection'):
             conn_params = parse_connection_string(line)
             conn = self.get_connection(
                 conn_params.get('conn_id')) or self.add_connection(
                     **conn_params)
             self.writeline(line)
             line = self.readline()
         words = line.split()
         if not words:
             continue
         while words[0] == 'skipif' or words[0] == 'onlyif':
             if words[0] == 'skipif' and words[1] == 'MonetDB':
                 skipping = True
             elif words[0] == 'onlyif' and words[1] != 'MonetDB':
                 skipping = True
             self.writeline(line)
             line = self.readline()
             words = line.split()
         hashlabel = None
         if words[0] == 'hash-threshold':
             self.threshold = int(words[1])
             self.writeline(line)
         elif words[0] == 'statement':
             expected_err_code = None
             expected_err_msg = None
             expected_rowcount = None
             expectok = words[1] == 'ok'
             if len(words) > 2:
                 if expectok:
                     if words[2] == 'rowcount':
                         expected_rowcount = int(words[3])
                 else:
                     err_str = " ".join(words[2:])
                     expected_err_code, expected_err_msg = utils.parse_mapi_err_msg(
                         err_str)
             statement = []
             self.qline = self.line + 1
             stline = line
             while True:
                 line = self.readline()
                 if not line or line == '\n':
                     break
                 statement.append(line.rstrip('\n'))
             if not skipping:
                 if is_copyfrom_stmt(statement):
                     stmt, stmt_less_data = prepare_copyfrom_stmt(statement)
                     result = self.exec_statement(
                         stmt,
                         expectok,
                         err_stmt=stmt_less_data,
                         expected_err_code=expected_err_code,
                         expected_err_msg=expected_err_msg,
                         expected_rowcount=expected_rowcount,
                         conn=conn)
                 else:
                     result = self.exec_statement(
                         '\n'.join(statement),
                         expectok,
                         expected_err_code=expected_err_code,
                         expected_err_msg=expected_err_msg,
                         expected_rowcount=expected_rowcount,
                         conn=conn)
                 self.writeline(' '.join(result))
             else:
                 self.writeline(stline)
             for line in statement:
                 self.writeline(line)
             self.writeline()
         elif words[0] == 'query':
             columns = words[1]
             pyscript = None
             if len(words) > 2:
                 sorting = words[2]  # nosort,rowsort,valuesort
                 if sorting == 'python':
                     pyscript = words[3]
                     if len(words) > 4:
                         hashlabel = words[4]
                 elif len(words) > 3:
                     hashlabel = words[3]
             else:
                 sorting = 'nosort'
             query = []
             self.qline = self.line + 1
             qrline = line
             while True:
                 line = self.readline()
                 if not line or line == '\n' or line.startswith('----'):
                     break
                 query.append(line.rstrip('\n'))
             if not line.startswith('----'):
                 raise SQLLogicSyntaxError('---- expected')
             line = self.readline()
             if not line:
                 line = '\n'
             if 'values hashing to' in line:
                 words = line.split()
                 hash = words[4]
                 expected = None
                 nresult = int(words[0])
             else:
                 hash = None
                 expected = []
                 while line and line != '\n':
                     expected.append(line.rstrip('\n'))
                     line = self.readline()
                 nresult = len(expected)
             if not skipping:
                 result1, result2 = self.exec_query('\n'.join(query),
                                                    columns,
                                                    sorting,
                                                    pyscript,
                                                    hashlabel,
                                                    nresult,
                                                    hash,
                                                    expected,
                                                    conn=conn)
                 self.writeline(' '.join(result1))
                 for line in query:
                     self.writeline(line)
                 self.writeline('----')
                 for line in result2:
                     self.writeline(line)
             else:
                 self.writeline(qrline)
                 for line in query:
                     self.writeline(line)
                 self.writeline('----')
                 if hash:
                     self.writeline('{} values hashing to {}'.format(
                         nresult, hash))
                 else:
                     for line in expected:
                         self.writeline(line)
             self.writeline()
Example #2
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 def exec_statement(self,
                    statement,
                    expectok,
                    err_stmt=None,
                    expected_err_code=None,
                    expected_err_msg=None,
                    expected_rowcount=None,
                    conn=None):
     crs = conn.cursor() if conn else self.crs
     if skipidx.search(statement) is not None:
         # skip creation of ascending or descending index
         return ['statement', 'ok']
     try:
         affected_rowcount = crs.execute(statement)
     except (pymonetdb.Error, ValueError) as e:
         msg = e.args[0]
         if not expectok:
             result = ['statement', 'error']
             if expected_err_code or expected_err_msg:
                 # check whether failed as expected
                 err_code_received, err_msg_received = utils.parse_mapi_err_msg(
                     msg)
                 if expected_err_code and expected_err_msg:
                     result.append(err_code_received + '!' +
                                   err_msg_received)
                     if expected_err_code == err_code_received and expected_err_msg.lower(
                     ) == err_msg_received.lower():
                         return result
                 else:
                     if expected_err_code:
                         result.append(err_code_received + '!')
                         if expected_err_code == err_code_received:
                             return result
                     if expected_err_msg:
                         result.append(err_msg_received)
                         if expected_err_msg.lower(
                         ) == err_msg_received.lower():
                             return result
                 msg = "statement was expected to fail with" \
                         + (" error code {}".format(expected_err_code) if expected_err_code else '')\
                         + (", error message {}".format(str(expected_err_msg)) if expected_err_msg else '')
                 self.query_error(err_stmt or statement, str(msg), str(e))
             return result
     except ConnectionError as e:
         self.query_error(err_stmt or statement, 'Server may have crashed',
                          str(e))
         return ['statenent', 'crash']  # should never be approved
     else:
         result = ['statement', 'ok']
         if expectok:
             if expected_rowcount:
                 result.append('rowcount')
                 result.append('{}'.format(affected_rowcount))
                 if expected_rowcount != affected_rowcount:
                     self.query_error(
                         err_stmt or statement,
                         "statement was expecting to succeed with {} rows but received {} rows!"
                         .format(expected_rowcount, affected_rowcount))
             return result
         msg = None
     self.query_error(
         err_stmt or statement,
         expectok and "statement was expected to succeed but didn't"
         or "statement was expected to fail but didn't", msg)
     return ['statement', 'error']