Package net.hydromatic.optiq.jdbc

Examples of net.hydromatic.optiq.jdbc.JavaTypeFactoryImpl

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        new RexProgramBuilder(rowType, rexBuilder);
    for (RexNode node : constExps) {
      programBuilder.addProject(
          node, "c" + programBuilder.getProjectList().size());
    }
    final JavaTypeFactoryImpl javaTypeFactory = new JavaTypeFactoryImpl();
    final BlockBuilder blockBuilder = new BlockBuilder();
    final ParameterExpression root0_ =
        Expressions.parameter(Object.class, "root0");
    final ParameterExpression root_ = DataContext.ROOT;
    blockBuilder.add(
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    assertNull(representation2.getObject(pair.dataSet, 10));
    assertEquals(2, pair.cardinality);
  }

  @Test public void testLoadSorted() {
    final JavaTypeFactoryImpl typeFactory = new JavaTypeFactoryImpl();
    final RelDataType rowType =
        typeFactory.builder()
            .add("empid", typeFactory.createType(int.class))
            .add("deptno", typeFactory.createType(int.class))
            .add("name", typeFactory.createType(String.class))
            .build();
    final Enumerable<Object[]> enumerable =
        Linq4j.asEnumerable(
            Arrays.asList(
                new Object[]{100, 10, "Bill"},
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  /** As {@link #testLoadSorted()} but column #1 is the unique column, not
   * column #0. The algorithm needs to go back and permute the values of
   * column #0 after it discovers that column #1 is unique and sorts by it. */
  @Test public void testLoadSorted2() {
    final JavaTypeFactoryImpl typeFactory = new JavaTypeFactoryImpl();
    final RelDataType rowType =
        typeFactory.builder()
            .add("deptno", typeFactory.createType(int.class))
            .add("empid", typeFactory.createType(int.class))
            .add("name", typeFactory.createType(String.class))
            .build();
    final Enumerable<Object[]> enumerable =
        Linq4j.asEnumerable(
            Arrays.asList(
                new Object[]{10, 100, "Bill"},
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    super();
  }

  @Before
  public void setUp() {
    typeFactory = new JavaTypeFactoryImpl();
    rexBuilder = new RexBuilder(typeFactory);
  }
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  //~ Methods ----------------------------------------------------------------

  @Before
  public void setUp() {
    typeFactory = new JavaTypeFactoryImpl();
    rexBuilder = new RexBuilder(typeFactory);
    boolRelDataType = typeFactory.createSqlType(SqlTypeName.BOOLEAN);

    x = new RexInputRef(
        0,
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    assertNull(representation2.getObject(pair.dataSet, 10));
    assertEquals(2, pair.cardinality);
  }

  @Test public void testLoadSorted() {
    final JavaTypeFactoryImpl typeFactory = new JavaTypeFactoryImpl();
    final RelDataType rowType =
        typeFactory.builder()
            .add("empid", typeFactory.createType(int.class))
            .add("deptno", typeFactory.createType(int.class))
            .add("name", typeFactory.createType(String.class))
            .build();
    final Enumerable<Object[]> enumerable =
        Linq4j.asEnumerable(
            Arrays.asList(
                new Object[]{100, 10, "Bill"},
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  /** As {@link #testLoadSorted()} but column #1 is the unique column, not
   * column #0. The algorithm needs to go back and permute the values of
   * column #0 after it discovers that column #1 is unique and sorts by it. */
  @Test public void testLoadSorted2() {
    final JavaTypeFactoryImpl typeFactory = new JavaTypeFactoryImpl();
    final RelDataType rowType =
        typeFactory.builder()
            .add("deptno", typeFactory.createType(int.class))
            .add("empid", typeFactory.createType(int.class))
            .add("name", typeFactory.createType(String.class))
            .build();
    final Enumerable<Object[]> enumerable =
        Linq4j.asEnumerable(
            Arrays.asList(
                new Object[]{10, 100, "Bill"},
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    super();
  }

  @Before
  public void setUp() {
    typeFactory = new JavaTypeFactoryImpl();
    rexBuilder = new RexBuilder(typeFactory);
  }
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  //~ Methods ----------------------------------------------------------------

  @Before
  public void setUp() {
    typeFactory = new JavaTypeFactoryImpl();
    rexBuilder = new RexBuilder(typeFactory);
    boolRelDataType = typeFactory.createSqlType(SqlTypeName.BOOLEAN);

    x = new RexInputRef(
        0,
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        new RexProgramBuilder(rowType, rexBuilder);
    for (RexNode node : constExps) {
      programBuilder.addProject(
          node, "c" + programBuilder.getProjectList().size());
    }
    final JavaTypeFactoryImpl javaTypeFactory = new JavaTypeFactoryImpl();
    final BlockBuilder blockBuilder = new BlockBuilder();
    final ParameterExpression root0_ =
        Expressions.parameter(Object.class, "root0");
    final ParameterExpression root_ = DataContext.ROOT;
    blockBuilder.add(
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