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package org.apache.derby.client.am;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import junit.framework.Test;
import org.apache.derby.client.am.stmtcache.JDBCStatementCache;
import org.apache.derby.client.am.stmtcache.StatementKey;
import org.apache.derby.client.am.stmtcache.StatementKeyFactory;
import org.apache.derbyTesting.junit.BaseJDBCTestCase;
import org.apache.derbyTesting.junit.JDBC;
import org.apache.derbyTesting.junit.TestConfiguration;
/**
* Tests for the handling of logical statements.
*/
public class LogicalStatementEntityTest
extends BaseJDBCTestCase {
public LogicalStatementEntityTest(String name) {
super(name);
}
/**
* Verifies that the logical statement representing a prepared statement
* behaves correctly when it has been closed.
*
* @throws SQLException if a JDBC operation fails
*/
public void testCloseBehaviorExternalPs()
throws SQLException {
final String sql = "values 7";
java.sql.PreparedStatement ps = prepareStatement(sql);
JDBCStatementCache cache = new JDBCStatementCache(10);
insertStatementIntoCache(cache, ps, sql);
LogicalStatementEntity logic =
createLogicalStatementEntity(sql, false, cache);
assertSame(ps, logic.getPhysPs());
assertFalse(logic.isLogicalEntityClosed());
logic.close();
assertTrue(logic.isLogicalEntityClosed());
logic.close();
logic.close();
assertTrue(logic.isLogicalEntityClosed());
try {
logic.getPhysPs();
fail("Should have thrown exception");
} catch (SQLException sqle) {
assertSQLState("XJ012", sqle);
}
}
/**
* Verifies that the logical statement representing a callable statement
* behaves correctly when it has been closed.
*
* @throws SQLException if a JDBC operation fails
*/
public void testCloseBehaviorExternalCs()
throws SQLException {
final String sql = "values 3";
java.sql.CallableStatement cs = prepareCall(sql);
JDBCStatementCache cache = new JDBCStatementCache(10);
insertStatementIntoCache(cache, cs, sql);
LogicalStatementEntity logic =
createLogicalStatementEntity(sql, true, cache);
assertSame(cs, logic.getPhysCs());
assertFalse(logic.isLogicalEntityClosed());
logic.close();
assertTrue(logic.isLogicalEntityClosed());
logic.close();
logic.close();
assertTrue(logic.isLogicalEntityClosed());
try {
logic.getPhysCs();
fail("Should have thrown exception");
} catch (SQLException sqle) {
assertSQLState("XJ012", sqle);
}
}
/**
* Tests that a statement equal to one in the cache is not cached when
* closing the logical statement, and that the physical statement is closed.
*
* @throws SQLException if a JDBC operation fails
*/
public void testCloseOnDuplicateStatement()
throws SQLException {
// Initial setup.
final String sql = "values 7";
java.sql.PreparedStatement ps = prepareStatement(sql);
JDBCStatementCache cache = new JDBCStatementCache(10);
StatementKey stmtKey = insertStatementIntoCache(cache, ps, sql);
LogicalStatementEntity logic =
createLogicalStatementEntity(sql, false, cache);
assertSame(ps, logic.getPhysPs());
assertFalse(logic.isLogicalEntityClosed());
// Put a statement into the cache.
//assertTrue(cache.cacheStatement(stmtKey, ps));
// Create a second statement, equal to the first.
java.sql.PreparedStatement psDupe = prepareStatement(sql);
insertStatementIntoCache(cache, psDupe, sql);
LogicalStatementEntity logicDupe =
createLogicalStatementEntity(sql, false, cache);
// Close the first logical entry, to put the physical statement back
// into the cache.
logic.close();
// When we ask the logical entity to close the statement now, the
// underlying physical prepared statement should actually be closed.
logicDupe.close();
assertTrue(logicDupe.isLogicalEntityClosed());
// Since we are possibly running in a pre-JDBC 4 environment, try do do
// something to provoke an exception.
try {
psDupe.execute();
fail("Statement should have been closed and throw an exception");
} catch (SQLException sqle) {
assertSQLState("XJ012", sqle);
}
// The cached statement should still be open.
java.sql.PreparedStatement psCached = cache.getCached(stmtKey);
assertSame(ps, psCached);
java.sql.ResultSet rs = psCached.executeQuery();
JDBC.assertSingleValueResultSet(rs, "7");
}
/**
* Asserts that closing the logical statement and caching the physical one
* does close the logical one but not the physical one.
*
* @throws SQLException if a JDBC operation fails
*/
public void testCloseWhenStatementShallBeCached()
throws SQLException {
// Initial setup.
final String sql = "values 9";
java.sql.PreparedStatement ps = prepareStatement(sql);
JDBCStatementCache cache = new JDBCStatementCache(10);
StatementKey stmtKey = insertStatementIntoCache(cache, ps, sql);
LogicalStatementEntity logic =
createLogicalStatementEntity(sql, false, cache);
assertSame(ps, logic.getPhysPs());
assertFalse(logic.isLogicalEntityClosed());
// Close the statement, it should go into the cache.
logic.close();
assertTrue(logic.isLogicalEntityClosed());
// Use the physical statement.
java.sql.ResultSet rs = ps.executeQuery();
JDBC.assertSingleValueResultSet(rs, "9");
// Get the statement from the cache.
assertSame(ps, cache.getCached(stmtKey));
}
/**
* Tries to execute a method on a logical statement when the underlying
* physical statement has been closed without the logical connection
* knowing.
*
* @throws SQLException if something goes wrong...
*/
public void testClosedUnderlyingStatement()
throws SQLException {
// Initial setup.
final String sql = "values 19";
java.sql.PreparedStatement ps = prepareStatement(sql);
JDBCStatementCache cache = new JDBCStatementCache(10);
insertStatementIntoCache(cache, ps, sql);
LogicalStatementEntity logic =
createLogicalStatementEntity(sql, false, cache);
assertSame(ps, logic.getPhysPs());
assertFalse(logic.isLogicalEntityClosed());
java.sql.PreparedStatement logicalPs =
(java.sql.PreparedStatement)logic;
assertNotNull(logicalPs.getMetaData());
ps.close();
try {
logicalPs.getMetaData();
fail("Getting meta data on a closed connection should fail");
} catch (SQLException sqle) {
assertSQLState("XJ012", sqle);
}
logicalPs.close();
}
/**
* Tests that the cache throws out the least frequently used statement when
* it reaches its maximum capacity, and that the thrown out statement is
* closed in the process.
* <p>
* Note: This test assumes things about the replacement policy.
*
* @throws SQLException if a JDBC operation fails
*/
public void testEvictionFromCache()
throws SQLException {
// Initial setup.
JDBCStatementCache cache = new JDBCStatementCache(2);
final String sql1 = "values 1";
final String sql2 = "values 2";
final String sql3 = "values 3";
// Create three physical prepares statements.
java.sql.PreparedStatement ps1 = prepareStatement(sql1);
java.sql.PreparedStatement ps2 = prepareStatement(sql2);
java.sql.PreparedStatement ps3 = prepareStatement(sql3);
// Insert the two first physical statements, the get logical wrappers.
StatementKey stmtKey1 = insertStatementIntoCache(cache, ps1, sql1);
StatementKey stmtKey2 = insertStatementIntoCache(cache, ps2, sql2);
LogicalStatementEntity logic1 =
createLogicalStatementEntity(sql1, false, cache);
LogicalStatementEntity logic2 =
createLogicalStatementEntity(sql2, false, cache);
// Insert the last physical statement and get the logical wrapper.
StatementKey stmtKey3 = insertStatementIntoCache(cache, ps3, sql3);
LogicalStatementEntity logic3 =
createLogicalStatementEntity(sql3, false, cache);
assertSame(ps1, logic1.getPhysPs());
assertSame(ps2, logic2.getPhysPs());
assertSame(ps3, logic3.getPhysPs());
// Close two first logical statements, putting them back into the cache.
logic1.close();
logic2.close();
// Assert both of the statements are open.
JDBC.assertSingleValueResultSet(ps1.executeQuery(), "1");
JDBC.assertSingleValueResultSet(ps2.executeQuery(), "2");
// Close the third statement. It should be cached, but since the cache
// will exceed its maximum capacity, the first statement will be thrown
// out and it should be closed in the process.
logic3.close();
JDBC.assertSingleValueResultSet(ps3.executeQuery(), "3");
assertNull("ps1 still in the cache", cache.getCached(stmtKey1));
try {
ps1.executeQuery();
fail("ps1 should have been closed by the cache");
} catch (SQLException sqle) {
assertSQLState("XJ012", sqle);
}
// Make sure the right statements are returned from the cache.
assertSame(ps2, cache.getCached(stmtKey2));
assertSame(ps3, cache.getCached(stmtKey3));
}
/**
* Returns a suite of tests running in a client-server environment.
*
* @return A test suite.
*/
public static Test suite() {
return TestConfiguration.clientServerSuite(
LogicalStatementEntityTest.class);
}
/**
* Creates a logical statement entity.
* <p>
* The entity represents a prepared statement.
*
* @param sql the SQL text
* @param isCallable whether the entity is a callable statement or not
* @param cache the statement cache to interact with.
* @return A logical statement entity.
* @throws SQLException if creating the entity fails
*/
private LogicalStatementEntity createLogicalStatementEntity(
String sql,
boolean isCallable,
JDBCStatementCache cache)
throws SQLException {
StatementCacheInteractor cacheInteractor =
new StatementCacheInteractor(
cache,
((org.apache.derby.client.am.Connection)getConnection()));
LogicalStatementEntity entity;
if (isCallable) {
entity = (LogicalStatementEntity)cacheInteractor.prepareCall(sql);
} else {
entity =(LogicalStatementEntity)
cacheInteractor.prepareStatement(sql);
}
return entity;
}
/**
* Insers the statement into the cache.
*
* @param cache the to insert into
* @param ps the statement to insert
* @param sql the SQL text of the statement
* @return The key the statement was inserted with.
*
* @throws SQLException if getting the connection holdability fails
*/
private StatementKey insertStatementIntoCache(
JDBCStatementCache cache,
java.sql.PreparedStatement ps,
String sql) throws SQLException {
StatementKey key;
if (ps instanceof java.sql.CallableStatement) {
key = StatementKeyFactory.newCallable(sql, "APP",
getConnection().getHoldability());
} else {
key = StatementKeyFactory.newPrepared(sql, "APP",
getConnection().getHoldability());
}
assertTrue(cache.cacheStatement(key, ps));
return key;
}
}