module DataMapper::Constraints::Adapters::DataObjectsAdapter
Public Instance Methods
constraint_exists?(storage_name, constraint_name)
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Determine if a constraint exists for a table
@param storage_name [Symbol]
name of table to check constraint on
@param constraint_name [~String]
name of constraint to check for
@return [Boolean]
@api private
# File lib/data_mapper/constraints/adapters/do_adapter.rb, line 17 def constraint_exists?(storage_name, constraint_name) statement = DataMapper::Ext::String.compress_lines(" SELECT COUNT(*) FROM #{quote_name('information_schema')}.#{quote_name('table_constraints')} WHERE #{quote_name('constraint_type')} = 'FOREIGN KEY' AND #{quote_name('table_schema')} = ? AND #{quote_name('table_name')} = ? AND #{quote_name('constraint_name')} = ? ") select(statement, schema_name, storage_name, constraint_name).first > 0 end
create_relationship_constraint(relationship)
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Create the constraint for a relationship
@param relationship [Relationship]
the relationship to create the constraint for
@return [true, false]
true if creating the constraints was successful
@api semipublic
# File lib/data_mapper/constraints/adapters/do_adapter.rb, line 40 def create_relationship_constraint(relationship) return false unless valid_relationship_for_constraint?(relationship) source_storage_name = relationship.source_model.storage_name(name) target_storage_name = relationship.target_model.storage_name(name) constraint_name = constraint_name(source_storage_name, relationship.name) return false if constraint_exists?(source_storage_name, constraint_name) constraint_type = case relationship.inverse.constraint when :protect then 'NO ACTION' # TODO: support :cascade as an option: # (destroy doesn't communicate the UPDATE constraint) when :destroy, :destroy! then 'CASCADE' when :set_nil then 'SET NULL' end return false if constraint_type.nil? source_keys = relationship.source_key.map { |p| property_to_column_name(p, false) } target_keys = relationship.target_key.map { |p| property_to_column_name(p, false) } create_constraints_statement = create_constraints_statement( constraint_name, constraint_type, source_storage_name, source_keys, target_storage_name, target_keys) execute(create_constraints_statement) end
destroy_relationship_constraint(relationship)
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Remove the constraint for a relationship
@param relationship [Relationship]
the relationship to remove the constraint for
@return [true, false]
true if destroying the constraint was successful
@api semipublic
# File lib/data_mapper/constraints/adapters/do_adapter.rb, line 84 def destroy_relationship_constraint(relationship) return false unless valid_relationship_for_constraint?(relationship) storage_name = relationship.source_model.storage_name(name) constraint_name = constraint_name(storage_name, relationship.name) return false unless constraint_exists?(storage_name, constraint_name) destroy_constraints_statement = destroy_constraints_statement(storage_name, constraint_name) execute(destroy_constraints_statement) end
Private Instance Methods
valid_relationship_for_constraint?(relationship)
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Check to see if the relationship's constraints can be used
Only one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relationships can be used for constraints. They must also be in the same repository as the adapter is connected to.
@param relationship [Relationship]
the relationship to check
@return [true, false]
true if a constraint can be established for relationship
@api private
# File lib/data_mapper/constraints/adapters/do_adapter.rb, line 114 def valid_relationship_for_constraint?(relationship) return false unless relationship.source_repository_name == name || relationship.source_repository_name.nil? return false unless relationship.target_repository_name == name || relationship.target_repository_name.nil? return false unless relationship.kind_of?(Associations::ManyToOne::Relationship) true end