Adodb Dokumentation  V5.14 8 Sept 2011
ADODB2_db2 Klassenreferenz
Klassendiagramm für ADODB2_db2:
Zusammengehörigkeiten von ADODB2_db2:

Öffentliche Methoden

 ActualType ($meta)
 _CreateSuffix ($fname, &$ftype, $fnotnull, $fdefault, $fautoinc, $fconstraint, $funsigned)
 AlterColumnSQL ($tabname, $flds)
 DropColumnSQL ($tabname, $flds)
 ChangeTableSQL ($tablename, $flds, $tableoptions=false)

Datenfelder

 $databaseType = 'db2'
 $seqField = false

Ausführliche Beschreibung

Definiert in Zeile 15 der Datei datadict-db2.inc.php.


Dokumentation der Elementfunktionen

ActualType ( meta)

Returns the actual type given a character code.

C: varchar X: CLOB (character large object) or largest varchar size if CLOB is not supported C2: Multibyte varchar X2: Multibyte CLOB

B: BLOB (binary large object)

D: Date T: Date-time L: Integer field suitable for storing booleans (0 or 1) I: Integer F: Floating point number N: Numeric or decimal number

Erneute Implementation von ADODB_DataDict.

Definiert in Zeile 20 der Datei datadict-db2.inc.php.

        {
                switch($meta) {
                case 'C': return 'VARCHAR';
                case 'XL': return 'CLOB';
                case 'X': return 'VARCHAR(3600)'; 

                case 'C2': return 'VARCHAR'; // up to 32K
                case 'X2': return 'VARCHAR(3600)'; // up to 32000, but default page size too small

                case 'B': return 'BLOB';

                case 'D': return 'DATE';
                case 'TS':
                case 'T': return 'TIMESTAMP';

                case 'L': return 'SMALLINT';
                case 'I': return 'INTEGER';
                case 'I1': return 'SMALLINT';
                case 'I2': return 'SMALLINT';
                case 'I4': return 'INTEGER';
                case 'I8': return 'BIGINT';

                case 'F': return 'DOUBLE';
                case 'N': return 'DECIMAL';
                default:
                        return $meta;
                }
        }
ChangeTableSQL ( tablename,
flds,
tableoptions = false 
)

Allow basic table changes to DB2 databases DB2 will fatally reject changes to non character columns

If the first field of $v is the fieldname, and the second is the field type/size, we assume its an attempt to modify the column size, so check that it is allowed $v can have an indeterminate number of blanks between the fields, so account for that too

Definiert in Zeile 75 der Datei datadict-db2.inc.php.

        {
                
                $validTypes = array("CHAR","VARC");
                $invalidTypes = array("BIGI","BLOB","CLOB","DATE", "DECI","DOUB", "INTE", "REAL","SMAL", "TIME");
                // check table exists
                $cols = $this->MetaColumns($tablename);
                if ( empty($cols)) { 
                        return $this->CreateTableSQL($tablename, $flds, $tableoptions);
                }
                
                // already exists, alter table instead
                list($lines,$pkey) = $this->_GenFields($flds);
                $alter = 'ALTER TABLE ' . $this->TableName($tablename);
                $sql = array();
                
                foreach ( $lines as $id => $v ) {
                        if ( isset($cols[$id]) && is_object($cols[$id]) ) {
                                $vargs = explode(' ' , $v);
                                // assume that $vargs[0] is the field name.
                                $i=0;
                                // Find the next non-blank value;
                                for ($i=1;$i<sizeof($vargs);$i++)
                                        if ($vargs[$i] != '')
                                                break;
                                
                                // if $vargs[$i] is one of the following, we are trying to change the
                                // size of the field, if not allowed, simply ignore the request.
                                if (in_array(substr($vargs[$i],0,4),$invalidTypes)) 
                                        continue;
                                // insert the appropriate DB2 syntax
                                if (in_array(substr($vargs[$i],0,4),$validTypes)) {
                                        array_splice($vargs,$i,0,array('SET','DATA','TYPE'));
                                }

                                // Now Look for the NOT NULL statement as this is not allowed in
                                // the ALTER table statement. If it is in there, remove it
                                if (in_array('NOT',$vargs) && in_array('NULL',$vargs)) {
                                        for ($i=1;$i<sizeof($vargs);$i++)
                                        if ($vargs[$i] == 'NOT')
                                                break;
                                        array_splice($vargs,$i,2,'');
                                }
                                $v = implode(' ',$vargs);       
                                $sql[] = $alter . $this->alterCol . ' ' . $v;
                        } else {
                                $sql[] = $alter . $this->addCol . ' ' . $v;
                        }
                }
                
                return $sql;
        }

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