Esempio n. 1
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    def change_column_attrs(self, model, mutation, field_name, new_attrs):
        """Returns the SQL for changing one or more column attributes.

        This will generate all the statements needed for changing a set
        of attributes for a column.

        The resulting AlterTableSQLResult contains all the SQL needed
        to apply these attributes.
        """
        field = model._meta.get_field(field_name)
        attrs_sql_result = AlterTableSQLResult(self, model)

        for attr_name, attr_info in new_attrs.iteritems():
            method_name = 'change_column_attr_%s' % attr_name
            evolve_func = getattr(self, method_name)

            try:
                sql_result = evolve_func(model, mutation, field,
                                         attr_info['old_value'],
                                         attr_info['new_value'])
                assert not sql_result or isinstance(sql_result, SQLResult)
            except Exception, e:
                logging.critical(
                    'Error running database evolver function %s: %s',
                    method_name,
                    e,
                    exc_info=1)
                raise

            attrs_sql_result.add(sql_result)
Esempio n. 2
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    def change_column_attrs(self, model, mutation, field_name, new_attrs):
        """Returns the SQL for changing one or more column attributes.

        This will generate all the statements needed for changing a set
        of attributes for a column.

        The resulting AlterTableSQLResult contains all the SQL needed
        to apply these attributes.
        """
        field = model._meta.get_field(field_name)
        attrs_sql_result = AlterTableSQLResult(self, model)

        for attr_name, attr_info in new_attrs.iteritems():
            method_name = 'change_column_attr_%s' % attr_name
            evolve_func = getattr(self, method_name)

            try:
                sql_result = evolve_func(model, mutation, field,
                                         attr_info['old_value'],
                                         attr_info['new_value'])
                assert not sql_result or isinstance(sql_result, SQLResult)
            except Exception, e:
                logging.critical(
                    'Error running database evolver function %s: %s',
                    method_name, e,
                    exc_info=1)
                raise

            attrs_sql_result.add(sql_result)
Esempio n. 3
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    def delete_column(self, model, f):
        sql_result = AlterTableSQLResult(self, model)

        if f.rel:
            sql_result.add(
                sql_delete_constraints(self.connection, f.rel.to,
                                       {f.rel.to: [(model, f)]}))

        sql_result.add_sql(
            super(EvolutionOperations, self).delete_column(model, f))

        return sql_result
Esempio n. 4
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    def delete_column(self, model, f):
        sql_result = AlterTableSQLResult(self, model)

        if f.rel:
            sql_result.add(sql_delete_constraints(self.connection,
                                                  f.rel.to,
                                                  {f.rel.to: [(model, f)]}))

        sql_result.add_sql(
            super(EvolutionOperations, self).delete_column(model, f))

        return sql_result
Esempio n. 5
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    def delete_column(self, model, f):
        sql_result = AlterTableSQLResult(self, model)

        remote_field = get_remote_field(f)

        if remote_field:
            remote_field_model = get_remote_field_model(remote_field)

            sql_result.add(
                sql_delete_constraints(self.connection, remote_field_model,
                                       {remote_field_model: [(model, f)]}))

        sql_result.add_sql(
            super(EvolutionOperations, self).delete_column(model, f))

        return sql_result
Esempio n. 6
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    def delete_column(self, model, f):
        sql_result = AlterTableSQLResult(self, model)

        if f.rel:
            creation = self.connection.creation
            style = color.no_style()

            sql_result.add(creation.sql_remove_table_constraints(
                f.rel.to,
                {f.rel.to: [(model, f)]},
                style))

        sql_result.add_sql(
            super(EvolutionOperations, self).delete_column(model, f))

        return sql_result
Esempio n. 7
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    def generate_table_op_sql(self, mutator, op, prev_sql_result, prev_op):
        """Generates SQL for a single mutation operation.

        This will call different SQL-generating functions provided by the
        class, depending on the details of the operation.

        If two adjacent operations can be merged together (meaning that
        they can be turned into one ALTER TABLE statement), they'll be placed
        in the same AlterTableSQLResult.
        """
        model = mutator.create_model()

        op_type = op['type']
        mutation = op['mutation']

        if prev_op and self._are_ops_mergeable(prev_op, op):
            sql_result = prev_sql_result
        else:
            sql_result = AlterTableSQLResult(self, model)

        if op_type == 'add_column':
            field = op['field']
            sql_result.add(self.add_column(model, field, op['initial']))
            sql_result.add(self.create_index(model, field))
        elif op_type == 'change_column':
            sql_result.add(self.change_column_attrs(model, mutation,
                                                    op['field'].name,
                                                    op['new_attrs']))
        elif op_type == 'delete_column':
            sql_result.add(self.delete_column(model, op['field']))
        elif op_type == 'change_meta':
            evolve_func = getattr(self, 'change_meta_%s' % op['prop_name'])
            sql_result.add(evolve_func(model, op['old_value'],
                                       op['new_value']))
        elif op_type == 'sql':
            sql_result.add(op['sql'])
        else:
            raise EvolutionNotImplementedError(
                'Unknown mutation operation "%s"' % op_type)

        mutator.finish_op(op)

        return sql_result
Esempio n. 8
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    def generate_table_op_sql(self, mutator, op, prev_sql_result, prev_op):
        """Generates SQL for a single mutation operation.

        This will call different SQL-generating functions provided by the
        class, depending on the details of the operation.

        If two adjacent operations can be merged together (meaning that
        they can be turned into one ALTER TABLE statement), they'll be placed
        in the same AlterTableSQLResult.
        """
        model = mutator.create_model()

        op_type = op['type']
        mutation = op['mutation']

        if prev_op and self._are_ops_mergeable(prev_op, op):
            sql_result = prev_sql_result
        else:
            sql_result = AlterTableSQLResult(self, model)

        if op_type == 'add_column':
            field = op['field']
            sql_result.add(self.add_column(model, field, op['initial']))
            sql_result.add(self.create_index(model, field))
        elif op_type == 'change_column':
            sql_result.add(
                self.change_column_attrs(model, mutation, op['field'].name,
                                         op['new_attrs']))
        elif op_type == 'delete_column':
            sql_result.add(self.delete_column(model, op['field']))
        elif op_type == 'change_meta':
            evolve_func = getattr(self, 'change_meta_%s' % op['prop_name'])
            sql_result.add(evolve_func(model, op['old_value'],
                                       op['new_value']))
        elif op_type == 'sql':
            sql_result.add(op['sql'])
        else:
            raise EvolutionNotImplementedError(
                'Unknown mutation operation "%s"' % op_type)

        mutator.finish_op(op)

        return sql_result