Examples of MdxParser

org.olap4j.mdx.parser.MdxParser
Parser for the MDX query language.
A parser is reusable but not reentrant: you can call {@link #parseSelect}and {@link #parseExpression} several times, but not at the same timefrom different threads. @see MdxParserFactory @author jhyde @version $Id: MdxParser.java 315 2010-05-29 00:56:11Z jhyde $ @since Aug 22, 2006

Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.parser.MdxParser


    private void checkAxis(
        String s,
        String expectedName)
    {
        MdxParser p = createParser();
        String q = "select [member] on " + s + " from [cube]";
        SelectNode selectNode = p.parseSelect(q);
        List<AxisNode> axes = selectNode.getAxisList();


        assertEquals("Number of axes must be 1", 1, axes.size());
        assertEquals(
            "Axis index name must be correct",

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Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.parser.MdxParser

    }


    private void checkUnparse(String queryString, final String expected) {
        try {
            OlapConnection olapConnection = getOlapConnection();
            MdxParser mdxParser =
                olapConnection.getParserFactory()
                    .createMdxParser(olapConnection);
            final SelectNode query = mdxParser.parseSelect(queryString);
            String unparsedQueryString = TestContext.toString(query);
            TestContext.assertEqualsVerbose(expected, unparsedQueryString);
        } catch (SQLException e) {
            throw new RuntimeException("error during parse");
        }

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Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.parser.MdxParser

            }
        }
    }


    public void testMultipleAxes() throws Exception {
        MdxParser p = createParser();
        String query = "select {[axis0mbr]} on axis(0), "
                + "{[axis1mbr]} on axis(1) from cube";


        SelectNode select = p.parseSelect(query);
        assertNotNull(select);


        List<AxisNode> axes = select.getAxisList();


        assertEquals("Number of axes", 2, axes.size());
        assertEquals(
            "Axis index name must be correct",
            Axis.Factory.forOrdinal(0),
            axes.get(0).getAxis());
        assertEquals(
            "Axis index name must be correct",
            Axis.Factory.forOrdinal(1),
            axes.get(1).getAxis());


        // now a similar query with axes reversed


        query = "select {[axis1mbr]} on aXiS(1), "
                + "{[axis0mbr]} on AxIs(0) from cube";


        select = p.parseSelect(query);
        axes = select.getAxisList();


        assertEquals("Number of axes", 2, axes.size());
        assertEquals(
            "Axis index name must be correct",

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Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.parser.MdxParser

    public void testIdWithKey() {
        // two segments each with a compound key
        final String mdx = "[Foo].&Key1&Key2.&[Key3]&Key4&[5]";
        assertParseExpr(mdx, mdx);


        MdxParser p = createParser();
        final String mdxQuery = wrapExpr(mdx);
        final SelectNode selectNode = p.parseSelect(mdxQuery);
        assertEquals(1, selectNode.getWithList().size());
        WithMemberNode withMember =
            (WithMemberNode) selectNode.getWithList().get(0);
        final ParseTreeNode expr = withMember.getExpression();
        IdentifierNode id = (IdentifierNode) expr;

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Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.parser.MdxParser

    }


    // todo: enable this
    public void _testCloneQuery() throws SQLException {
        OlapConnection olapConnection = getOlapConnection();
        MdxParser mdxParser =
            olapConnection.getParserFactory()
                .createMdxParser(olapConnection);
        final SelectNode query = mdxParser.parseSelect(
            "select {[Measures].Members} on columns,\n"
            + " {[Store].Members} on rows\n"
            + "from [Sales]\n"
            + "where ([Gender].[M])");

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Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.parser.MdxParser

     *
     * @param mdx MDX query
     * @param expected Expected result of unparsing
     */
    private void assertParseQuery(String mdx, final String expected) {
        MdxParser p = createParser();
        final SelectNode selectNode = p.parseSelect(mdx);
        final String actual = TestContext.toString(selectNode);
        TestContext.assertEqualsVerbose(expected, actual);
    }

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Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.parser.MdxParser

     *
     * @param expr MDX query
     * @param expected Expected result of unparsing
     */
    private void assertParseExpr(String expr, final String expected) {
        MdxParser p = createParser();
        final String mdx = wrapExpr(expr);
        final SelectNode selectNode = p.parseSelect(mdx);
        assertEquals(1, selectNode.getWithList().size());
        WithMemberNode withMember =
            (WithMemberNode) selectNode.getWithList().get(0);
        final String actual = TestContext.toString(withMember.getExpression());
        TestContext.assertEqualsVerbose(expected, actual);

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Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.parser.MdxParser

            + " [CustomerDim].[CustomerName].&[XYZ]})'\n"
            + "SELECT\n"
            + "{[Measures].[Sales]} ON COLUMNS\n"
            + "FROM [cube]\n"
            + "WHERE ([CustomerDim].[CustomerName].[XL_QZX])";
        final MdxParser parser = new DefaultMdxParserImpl();
        SelectNode rootNode = parser.parseSelect(query);
        TestContext.assertEqualsVerbose(
            "WITH\n"
            + "MEMBER [CustomerDim].[CustomerName].[XL_QZX] AS\n"
            + "    Aggregate({[CustomerDim].[CustomerName].&[ABC INT'L], [CustomerDim].[CustomerName].&[XYZ]})\n"
            + "SELECT\n"
            + "{[Measures].[Sales]} ON COLUMNS\n"
            + "FROM [cube]\n"
            + "WHERE ([CustomerDim].[CustomerName].[XL_QZX])",
            rootNode.toString());


        // Now named set
        query =
            "WITH SET Foo as Filter(Bar.Members, Instr(Name, \"'\") > 0)\n"
            + "SELECT FROM [Cube]";
        rootNode = parser.parseSelect(query);
        TestContext.assertEqualsVerbose(
            "WITH\n"
            + "SET Foo AS\n"
            + "    Filter(Bar.Members, (Instr(Name, \"'\") > 0))\n"
            + "SELECT\n"

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Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.parser.MdxParser

        OlapConnection olapConnection =
            ((OlapWrapper) connection).unwrap(OlapConnection.class);


        // Create a parser.
        MdxParserFactory parserFactory = olapConnection.getParserFactory();
        MdxParser parser = parserFactory.createMdxParser(olapConnection);
        SelectNode query = parser.parseSelect(
            "select {[Measures].[Unit Sales]} on columns\n"
            + "from [Sales]");
        query.getAxisList().get(0).setNonEmpty(false);


        // Create statement.

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Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.parser.MdxParser

        String expectedMdx,
        MdxQueryTransform trans) throws SQLException
    {
        OlapConnection olapConnection = getConnection();


        MdxParser mdxParser =
            olapConnection.getParserFactory().createMdxParser(olapConnection);


        SelectNode before = mdxParser.parseSelect(initialMdx);
        SelectNode after = trans.apply(before);


        // we also parse the expected MDX in order to normalize it
        // (eliminate any whitespace / capitalization differences)
        // note: CallNodes are not aware of function names, and as such
        // will be compared in a case-sensitive manner
        // (i.e. [SomeMember].Children vs [SomeMember].children are not
        // equal, even if they are equivalent in MDX)
        SelectNode expected = mdxParser.parseSelect(expectedMdx);


        // TODO: consider adding .equals() method to ParseTreeNode instead
        // of comparing strings (we could ignore case when comparing
        // function names in CallNodes ...)
        assertEquals(expected.toString(), after.toString());

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