# KInterbasDB Python Package - Python Wrapper for Services API # # Version 3.1 # # The following contributors hold Copyright (C) over their respective # portions of code (see license.txt for details): # # [Original Author (maintained through version 2.0-0.3.1):] # 1998-2001 [alex] Alexander Kuznetsov # [Maintainers (after version 2.0-0.3.1):] # 2001-2002 [maz] Marek Isalski # 2002-2004 [dsr] David Rushby # [Contributors:] # 2001 [eac] Evgeny A. Cherkashin # 2001-2002 [janez] Janez Jere # This module facilitates interaction with the database Services Manager via # the low-level C module _kiservices (and thence, the database's C API). # Like the C module named _kinterbasdb that underlies the main kinterbasdb # module, the underlying C module here (_kiservices) # **SHOULD NOT BE USED DIRECTLY** # in typical Python programs; it is subject to change without notice. # # The names of private members in this module begin with a leading underscore; # the same caveat about unannounced modification applies to them. import os.path, struct, sys, types, warnings if sys.version_info < (2,2): from kinterbasdb.typeconv_util_isinstance import isinstance # Activate already-imported underlying C module of kinterbasdb core: from kinterbasdb import _k # Acquire references to kinterbasdb's DB API exception classes: from k_exceptions import * from kinterbasdb import _kiservices as _ksrv # Grant the _kiservices module access to some global variables in _k. # This awkward step is necessary because _kiservices and _k are # compiled to separate shared libraries. The separation allows *typical* # kinterbasdb-based programs, which do not use _kiservices at all, to escape # the (fairly small) memory overhead associated with using _kiservices. _ksrv.initialize_from(_k) # The following SHUT_* constants are to be passed as the $shutdownMethod # parameter to Connection.shutdown: SHUT_FORCE = _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_shutdown_db SHUT_DENY_NEW_TRANSACTIONS = _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_deny_new_transactions SHUT_DENY_NEW_ATTACHMENTS = _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_deny_new_attachments # The following WRITE_* constants are to be passed as the $mode parameter # to Connection.setWriteMode: WRITE_FORCED, WRITE_BUFFERED = _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_wm_sync, _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_wm_async # The following ACCESS_* constants are to be passed as the $mode parameter # to Connection.setAccessMode: ACCESS_READ_WRITE, ACCESS_READ_ONLY = _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_am_readwrite, _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_am_readonly def connect(host='service_mgr', user='sysdba', password=None): """ Establishes a connection to the Services Manager. The $user and $password parameters must refer to an administrative user such as sysdba. In fact, $user can be left blank, in which case it will default to sysdba. The $password parameter is required. If the $host parameter is not supplied, the connection will default to the local host. NOTE: By definition, a Services Manager connection is bound to a particular host. Therefore, the database specified as a parameter to methods such as getStatistics MUST NOT include the host name of the database server. """ if password is None: raise ProgrammingError('A password is required to use the Services' ' Manager.' ) # The database engine's Services API requires that connection strings # conform to one of the following formats: # 1. 'service_mgr' - Connects to the Services Manager on localhost. # 2. 'hostname:service_mgr' - Connects to the Services Manager on the # server named hostname. # # This Python function glosses over the database engine's rules as follows: # - If the $host parameter is not supplied, the connection defaults to # the local host. # - If the $host parameter is supplied, the ':service_mgr' suffix is # optional (the suffix will be appended automatically if necessary). # # Of course, this scheme would collapse if someone actually had a host # named 'service_mgr', and supplied the connection string 'service_mgr' # with the intent of connecting to that host. In that case, the connection # would be attempted to the local host, not to the host named 'service_mgr'. # An easy workaround would be to supply the following connection string: # 'service_mgr:service_mgr'. if not host.endswith('service_mgr'): if not host.endswith(':'): host += ':' host += 'service_mgr' return Connection(host, user, password) class Connection: def __init__(self, *args, **keywords_args): self._C_conn = None self._C_conn = apply(_ksrv.connect, args, keywords_args) def close(self): if self._C_conn is None: return _ksrv.close(self._C_conn) del self._C_conn ## Query methods: ## def getServiceManagerVersion(self): return self._QI(_ksrv.isc_info_svc_version) def getServerVersion(self): return self._QS(_ksrv.isc_info_svc_server_version) def getArchitecture(self): return self._QS(_ksrv.isc_info_svc_implementation) def getHomeDir(self): return self._QS(_ksrv.isc_info_svc_get_env) def getSecurityDatabasePath(self): return self._QS(_ksrv.isc_info_svc_user_dbpath) def getLockFileDir(self): return self._QS(_ksrv.isc_info_svc_get_env_lock) def getCapabilityMask(self): return self._QI(_ksrv.isc_info_svc_capabilities) def getMessageFileDir(self): return self._QS(_ksrv.isc_info_svc_get_env_msg) def getConnectionCount(self): return self._get_isc_info_svc_svr_db_info()[0] def getAttachedDatabaseNames(self): return self._get_isc_info_svc_svr_db_info()[1] def getLog(self): # 2004.06.06: Wasn't supposed to accept a database parameter. """ Note: Current versions of the database server do not rotate the log file, so it can become VERY large, and take a long time to retrieve. """ reqBuf = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder(_ksrv.isc_action_svc_get_ib_log) return self._actAndReturnTextualResults(reqBuf) # This capability no longer exists in FB 1.5rc4 and later: #def getServerConfig(self): return self._get_isc_info_svc_get_config() # Database statistics retrieval methods: def getStatistics(self, database, showOnlyDatabaseLogPages=0, showOnlyDatabaseHeaderPages=0, showUserDataPages=1, showUserIndexPages=1, showSystemTablesAndIndexes=0 # 2004.06.06: False by default b/c gstat behaves that way. ): reqBuf = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder(_ksrv.isc_action_svc_db_stats) optionMask = 0 if showUserDataPages: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_sts_data_pages if showOnlyDatabaseLogPages: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_sts_db_log if showOnlyDatabaseHeaderPages: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_sts_hdr_pages if showUserIndexPages: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_sts_idx_pages if showSystemTablesAndIndexes: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_sts_sys_relations reqBuf.addDatabaseName(database) reqBuf.addOptionMask(optionMask) return self._actAndReturnTextualResults(reqBuf) ## Action methods: ## # Backup and Restore methods: def backup(self, sourceDatabase, destFilenames, destFileSizes=(), #factor=None, # YYY:WTF is this? # Backup operation optionMask: ignoreChecksums=0, ignoreLimboTransactions=0, metadataOnly=0, garbageCollect=1, #oldDescriptions=0, kinterbasdb doesn't even support IB < 5.5 transportable=1, convertExternalTablesToInternalTables=1, expand=1 # YYY:WTF is this? ): # Begin parameter validation section. destFilenames = _ifStringMakeTuple(destFilenames) destFilenamesCount = len(destFilenames) # 2004.07.17: YYY: Temporary warning: # Current (1.5.1) versions of the database engine appear to hang the # Services API request when it contains more than 11 destFilenames if destFilenamesCount > 11: warnings.warn( 'Current versions of the database engine appear to hang when' ' passed a request to generate a backup with more than 11' ' constituents.', RuntimeWarning ) if destFilenamesCount > 9999: raise ProgrammingError("The database engine cannot output a" " single source database to more than 9999 backup files." ) _validateCompanionStringNumericSequences(destFilenames, destFileSizes, 'destination filenames', 'destination file sizes' ) if len(_excludeElementsOfTypes(destFilenames, (types.StringType,))) > 0: raise TypeError("Every element of destFilenames must be a string.") if len(_excludeElementsOfTypes(destFileSizes, (types.IntType, types.LongType,))) > 0: raise TypeError("Every element of destFileSizes must be a long.") destFileSizesCount = len(destFileSizes) # The following should have already been checked by # _validateCompanionStringNumericSequences. assert destFileSizesCount == destFilenamesCount - 1 # End parameter validation section. # Begin option bitmask setup section. optionMask = 0 if ignoreChecksums: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_bkp_ignore_checksums if ignoreLimboTransactions: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_bkp_ignore_limbo if metadataOnly: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_bkp_metadata_only if not garbageCollect: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_bkp_no_garbage_collect if not transportable: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_bkp_non_transportable if convertExternalTablesToInternalTables: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_bkp_convert if expand: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_bkp_expand # End option bitmask setup section. # Construct the request buffer. request = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder(_ksrv.isc_action_svc_backup) # Source database filename: request.addDatabaseName(sourceDatabase) # Backup filenames and sizes: request.addSequenceOfStringNumericPairs(_ksrv.isc_spb_bkp_file, destFilenames, _ksrv.isc_spb_bkp_length, destFileSizes ) # Options bitmask: request.addNumeric(_ksrv.isc_spb_options, optionMask) # Tell the service to make its output available to us. request.addCode(_ksrv.isc_spb_verbose) # Done constructing the request buffer. return self._actAndReturnTextualResults(request) def restore(self, sourceFilenames, destFilenames, destFilePages=(), pageSize=None, cacheBuffers=None, accessModeReadOnly=0, replace=0, create=1, deactivateIndexes=0, doNotRestoreShadows=0, doNotEnforceConstraints=0, commitAfterEachTable=0, # If $useAllPageSpace is 1, entirely fill each page rather than # reserving 20% of each page for future use: useAllPageSpace=0 ): # Begin parameter validation section. sourceFilenames = _ifStringMakeTuple(sourceFilenames) destFilenames = _ifStringMakeTuple(destFilenames) _validateCompanionStringNumericSequences(destFilenames, destFilePages, 'destination filenames', 'destination file page counts' ) # End parameter validation section. # Begin option bitmask setup section. optionMask = 0 if replace: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_res_replace if create: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_res_create if deactivateIndexes: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_res_deactivate_idx if doNotRestoreShadows: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_res_no_shadow if doNotEnforceConstraints: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_res_no_validity if commitAfterEachTable: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_res_one_at_a_time if useAllPageSpace: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_res_use_all_space # End option bitmask setup section. # Construct the request buffer. request = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder(_ksrv.isc_action_svc_restore) # Backup filenames: request.addSequenceOfStrings(_ksrv.isc_spb_bkp_file, sourceFilenames) # Database filenames: request.addSequenceOfStringNumericPairs( _ksrv.isc_spb_dbname, destFilenames, _ksrv.isc_spb_res_length, destFilePages ) # Page size of the restored database: if pageSize: request.addNumeric(_ksrv.isc_spb_res_page_size, pageSize) # cacheBuffers is the number of default cache buffers to configure for # attachments to the restored database: if cacheBuffers: request.addNumeric(_ksrv.isc_spb_res_buffers, cacheBuffers) # accessModeReadOnly controls whether the restored database is # "mounted" in read only or read-write mode: if accessModeReadOnly: accessMode = _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_am_readonly else: accessMode = _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_am_readwrite request.addNumeric(_ksrv.isc_spb_res_access_mode, accessMode, numCType='B') # Options bitmask: request.addNumeric(_ksrv.isc_spb_options, optionMask) # Tell the service to make its output available to us. request.addCode(_ksrv.isc_spb_verbose) # Done constructing the request buffer. _ksrv.action_thin(self._C_conn, request.render()) # Return the results to the caller synchronously. return self._collectUnformattedResults() # Database property alteration methods: def setDefaultPageBuffers(self, database, n): return self._propertyActionWithSingleNumericCode(database, _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_page_buffers, n ) def setSweepInterval(self, database, n): return self._propertyActionWithSingleNumericCode(database, _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_sweep_interval, n ) def shutdown(self, database, shutdownMethod, timeout): assert shutdownMethod in ( SHUT_FORCE, SHUT_DENY_NEW_TRANSACTIONS, SHUT_DENY_NEW_ATTACHMENTS ) return self._propertyActionWithSingleNumericCode(database, shutdownMethod, timeout ) def bringOnline(self, database): reqBuf = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder() reqBuf.addOptionMask(_ksrv.isc_spb_prp_db_online) return self._propertyAction(database, reqBuf) def setShouldReservePageSpace(self, database, shouldReserve): if shouldReserve: reserveCode = _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_res else: reserveCode = _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_res_use_full return self._propertyActionWithSingleNumericCode(database, _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_reserve_space, reserveCode, numCType='b' ) def setWriteMode(self, database, mode): assert mode in (WRITE_FORCED, WRITE_BUFFERED) return self._propertyActionWithSingleNumericCode(database, _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_write_mode, mode, numCType='b' ) def setAccessMode(self, database, mode): assert mode in (ACCESS_READ_WRITE, ACCESS_READ_ONLY) return self._propertyActionWithSingleNumericCode(database, _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_access_mode, mode, numCType='b' ) def setSQLDialect(self, database, dialect): # The IB 6 API Guide says that dialect "must be 1 or 3", but other # dialects may become valid in future versions, so don't assert that: # dialect in (1, 3) return self._propertyActionWithSingleNumericCode(database, _ksrv.isc_spb_prp_set_sql_dialect, dialect ) def activateShadowFile(self, database): reqBuf = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder() reqBuf.addOptionMask(_ksrv.isc_spb_prp_activate) return self._propertyAction(database, reqBuf) # Database repair/maintenance methods: def sweep(self, database, markOutdatedRecordsAsFreeSpace=1): reqBuf = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder() optionMask = 0 if markOutdatedRecordsAsFreeSpace: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_rpr_sweep_db reqBuf.addOptionMask(optionMask) return self._repairAction(database, reqBuf) def repair(self, database, readOnlyValidation=0, ignoreChecksums=0, removeReferencesToUnavailableShadowFiles=0, markCorruptedRecordsAsUnavailable=0, releaseUnassignedPages=1, releaseUnassgnedRecordFragments=1 ): # YYY: With certain option combinations, this method raises errors # that may not be very comprehensible to a Python programmer who's not # well versed with IB/FB. Should option combination filtering be # done right here instead of leaving that responsibility to the database # engine? # I think not, since any filtering done in this method is liable to # become outdated, or to inadvertently enforce an unnecessary, crippling # constraint on a certain option combination that the database engine # would have allowed. reqBuf = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder() optionMask = 0 if readOnlyValidation: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_rpr_check_db if ignoreChecksums: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_rpr_ignore_checksum if removeReferencesToUnavailableShadowFiles: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_rpr_kill_shadows if markCorruptedRecordsAsUnavailable: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_rpr_mend_db if releaseUnassignedPages: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_rpr_validate_db if releaseUnassgnedRecordFragments: optionMask |= _ksrv.isc_spb_rpr_full reqBuf.addOptionMask(optionMask) return self._repairAction(database, reqBuf) # 2003.07.12: Removed method resolveLimboTransactions (dropped plans to # support that operation from kinterbasdb since transactions IDs are not # exposed at the Python level and I don't consider limbo transaction # resolution compelling enough to warrant exposing transaction IDs). # User management methods: def getUsers(self, username=None): """ By default, lists all users. Specify parameter $username to list only the user with that username. """ reqBuf = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder(_ksrv.isc_action_svc_display_user) if username: username = username.upper() # 2002.12.11 reqBuf.addString(_ksrv.isc_spb_sec_username, username) self._act(reqBuf) raw = _ksrv.query_base(self._C_conn, _ksrv.isc_info_svc_get_users, _ksrv.QUERY_TYPE_RAW) users = [] curUser = None pos = 1 # Ignore raw[0]. upper_limit = len(raw) - 1 while pos < upper_limit: cluster = ord(raw[pos]) pos += 1 if cluster == _ksrv.isc_spb_sec_username: if curUser is not None: users.append(curUser) curUser = None (username, pos) = _extract_sized_string(raw, pos) curUser = User(username) elif cluster == _ksrv.isc_spb_sec_firstname: (firstName, pos) = _extract_sized_string(raw, pos) curUser.firstName = firstName elif cluster == _ksrv.isc_spb_sec_middlename: (middleName, pos) = _extract_sized_string(raw, pos) curUser.middleName = middleName elif cluster == _ksrv.isc_spb_sec_lastname: (lastName, pos) = _extract_sized_string(raw, pos) curUser.lastName = lastName elif cluster == _ksrv.isc_spb_sec_groupid: (groupId, pos) = _extract_long_unsigned(raw, pos) curUser.groupId = groupId elif cluster == _ksrv.isc_spb_sec_userid: (userId, pos) = _extract_long_unsigned(raw, pos) curUser.userId = userId # Handle the last user: if curUser is not None: users.append(curUser) curUser = None return users def addUser(self, user): """ Parameter $user must be an instance of services.User with *at least* its username and password attributes specified as non-empty values. All other $user attributes are optional. This method ignores the userId and groupId attributes of $user regardless of their values. """ if not user.username: raise ProgrammingError('You must specify a username.') if not user.password: raise ProgrammingError('You must specify a password.') reqBuf = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder(_ksrv.isc_action_svc_add_user) reqBuf.addString(_ksrv.isc_spb_sec_username, user.username) reqBuf.addString(_ksrv.isc_spb_sec_password, user.password) if user.firstName: reqBuf.addString(_ksrv.isc_spb_sec_firstname, user.firstName) if user.middleName: reqBuf.addString(_ksrv.isc_spb_sec_middlename, user.middleName) if user.lastName: reqBuf.addString(_ksrv.isc_spb_sec_lastname, user.lastName) self._actAndReturnTextualResults(reqBuf) def modifyUser(self, user): reqBuf = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder(_ksrv.isc_action_svc_modify_user) reqBuf.addString(_ksrv.isc_spb_sec_username, user.username) reqBuf.addString(_ksrv.isc_spb_sec_password, user.password) # Change the optional attributes whether they're empty or not. reqBuf.addString(_ksrv.isc_spb_sec_firstname, user.firstName) reqBuf.addString(_ksrv.isc_spb_sec_middlename, user.middleName) reqBuf.addString(_ksrv.isc_spb_sec_lastname, user.lastName) self._actAndReturnTextualResults(reqBuf) def removeUser(self, user): """ Accepts either an instance of services.User or a string username, and deletes the specified user. """ if isinstance(user, User): username = user.username else: username = user reqBuf = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder(_ksrv.isc_action_svc_delete_user) reqBuf.addString(_ksrv.isc_spb_sec_username, username) self._actAndReturnTextualResults(reqBuf) def userExists(self, user): """ Returns a boolean that indicates whether the specified user exists. The $user parameter can be an instance of services.User or a string username. """ if isinstance(user, User): username = user.username else: username = user # 2002.12.11: bug fix: return len(self.getUsers(username=username)) > 0 ## Private methods: ## def _act(self, requestBuffer): return _ksrv.action_thin(self._C_conn, requestBuffer.render()) def _actAndReturnTextualResults(self, requestBuffer): self._act(requestBuffer) return self._collectUnformattedResults() def _repairAction(self, database, partialReqBuf): # Begin constructing the request buffer (incorporate the one passed as # param $partialReqBuf). fullReqBuf = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder(_ksrv.isc_action_svc_repair) # The filename of the database must be specified regardless of the # action sub-action being perfomed. fullReqBuf.addDatabaseName(database) # Incorporate the caller's partial request buffer. fullReqBuf.extend(partialReqBuf) _ksrv.action_thin(self._C_conn, fullReqBuf.render()) # Return the results to the caller synchronously (in this case, there # won't be any textual results, but issuing this call will helpfully # cause the program to block until the Services Manager is finished # with the action). return self._collectUnformattedResults() def _propertyAction(self, database, partialReqBuf): # Begin constructing the request buffer (incorporate the one passed as # param $partialReqBuf). fullReqBuf = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder(_ksrv.isc_action_svc_properties) # The filename of the database must be specified regardless of the # action sub-action being perfomed. fullReqBuf.addDatabaseName(database) # Incorporate the caller's partial request buffer. fullReqBuf.extend(partialReqBuf) _ksrv.action_thin(self._C_conn, fullReqBuf.render()) # Return the results to the caller synchronously. # Since they don't produce output, is the following useful? # LATER: Yes, because it blocks until there's been some resolution of the action. return self._collectUnformattedResults() def _propertyActionWithSingleNumericCode(self, database, code, num, numCType='I'): reqBuf = _ServiceActionRequestBuilder() reqBuf.addNumeric(code, num, numCType=numCType) return self._propertyAction(database, reqBuf) def _QI(self, code): return _ksrv.query_base(self._C_conn, code, _ksrv.QUERY_TYPE_PLAIN_INTEGER) def _QS(self, code): return _ksrv.query_base(self._C_conn, code, _ksrv.QUERY_TYPE_PLAIN_STRING) def _collectUnformattedResults(self, lineSep='\n'): # YYY: It might be desirable to replace this function with a more # performant version based on _ksrv.isc_info_svc_to_eof rather than # _ksrv.isc_info_svc_line; the function's interface is transparent either way. # This enhancement should be a very low priority; the Service Manager # API is not typically used for performance-intensive operations. resultLines = [] while 1: try: line = self._QS(_ksrv.isc_info_svc_line) except OperationalError: # YYY: It is routine for actions such as RESTORE to raise an # exception at the end of their output. We ignore any such # exception and assume that it was expected, which is somewhat # risky. For example, suppose the network connection is broken # while the client is receiving the action's output... break if not line: break resultLines.append(line) return lineSep.join(resultLines) def _get_isc_info_svc_svr_db_info(self): num_attachments = -1 databases = [] raw = _ksrv.query_base(self._C_conn, _ksrv.isc_info_svc_svr_db_info, _ksrv.QUERY_TYPE_RAW) assert raw[-1] == chr(_ksrv.isc_info_flag_end) pos = 1 # Ignore raw[0]. upper_limit = len(raw) - 1 while pos < upper_limit: cluster = ord(raw[pos]) pos += 1 if cluster == _ksrv.isc_spb_num_att: # Number of attachments. (num_attachments, pos) = _extract_long_unsigned(raw, pos) elif cluster == _ksrv.isc_spb_num_db: # Number of databases attached to. # Do nothing except to advance pos; the number of databases # can be had from len(databases). (_, pos) = _extract_long_unsigned(raw, pos) elif cluster == _ksrv.isc_spb_dbname: (db_name, pos) = _extract_sized_string(raw, pos) databases.append(db_name) return (num_attachments, databases) def _get_isc_info_svc_get_config(self): config = {} raw = _ksrv.query_base(self._C_conn, _ksrv.isc_info_svc_get_config, _ksrv.QUERY_TYPE_RAW) assert raw[-1] == chr(_ksrv.isc_info_flag_end) def _store_ulong(key, raw, pos, config=config): (val, pos) = _extract_long_unsigned(raw, pos) config[key] = val return pos pos = 1 # Ignore raw[0]. upper_limit = len(raw) - 1 while pos < upper_limit: cluster = ord(raw[pos]) pos += 1 # These are all unsigned long values; no unique parsing is needed. pos = _store_ulong(cluster, raw, pos) return config class User: def __init__(self, username=None): # I won't bother to define getters and setters, since these attributes # can later be transparently wrapped by __slots__ or __getitem__ if # necessary. # 2002.12.11: if username: self.username = username.upper() else: self.username = None # The password is not returned by user output methods, but must be # specified to add a user. self.password = None self.firstName = None self.middleName = None self.lastName = None # The user id and group id are not fully supported. For details, see # the documentation of the "User Management Methods" of # services.Connection. self.userId = None self.groupId = None def __str__(self): return "kinterbasdb.services.User named '%s'" % self.username ################################################################################ # TOTALLY PRIVATE SECTION : BEGIN # ################################################################################ # Client programmers of this module MUST NOT RELY on anything within this # section. Note, however, that the private content in this module is not # limited to this section. There are private members in other sections, always # denoted by a leading underscore. def _ifStringMakeTuple(x): if isinstance(x, types.StringType): x = (x,) return x def _excludeElementsOfTypes(seq, theTypesToExclude): if not isinstance(theTypesToExclude, types.TupleType): theTypesToExclude = tuple(theTypesToExclude) return [element for element in seq if not isinstance(element, theTypesToExclude)] def _validateCompanionStringNumericSequences( strings, numbers, stringCaption, numberCaption ): # The core constraint here is that len(numbers) must equal len(strings) - 1 stringsCount = len(strings) numbersCount = len(numbers) requiredNumbersCount = stringsCount - 1 if numbersCount != requiredNumbersCount: raise ValueError('Since you passed %d %s, you must %s corresponding %s.' % ( stringsCount, stringCaption, (requiredNumbersCount > 0 and 'pass %d' % requiredNumbersCount) or 'not pass any', numberCaption ) ) def _extract_long_unsigned(s, index): new_index = index + _ksrv.SIZEOF_SHORT_UNSIGNED return ( _ksrv.vax(s[index:new_index]), new_index ) def _extract_sized_string(s, index): (s_len, index) = _extract_long_unsigned(s, index) new_index = index + s_len return ( s[index:new_index], new_index ) # Rather tricky conversion functions: def _vax_inverse(i, format): # Apply the inverse of _ksrv.isc_vax_integer to a Python integer; return the # raw bytes of the resulting value. iRaw = struct.pack(format, i) iConv = _ksrv.vax(iRaw) iConvRaw = struct.pack(format, iConv) return iConvRaw def _renderSizedIntegerForSPB(i, format): # In order to prepare the Python integer i for inclusion in a Services # API action request buffer, the byte sequence of i must be reversed, which # will make i unrepresentible as a normal Python integer. # Therefore, the rendered version of i must be stored in a raw byte # buffer. # This function returns a 2-tuple containing: # 1. the calculated struct.pack-compatible format string for i # 2. the Python string containing the SPB-compatible raw binary rendering # of i # # Example: # To prepare the Python integer 12345 for storage as an unsigned int in a # SPB, use code such as this: # (iPackFormat, iRawBytes) = _renderSizedIntegerForSPB(12345, 'I') # spbBytes = struct.pack(iPackFormat, iRawBytes) # destFormat = '%ds' % struct.calcsize(format) destVal = _vax_inverse(i, format) return (destFormat, destVal) def _string2spb(spb, code, s): _numeric2spb(spb, code, len(s), numCType='H') format = str(len(s)) + 's' # The length, then 's'. spb.append( struct.pack(format, s) ) def _numeric2spb(spb, code, num, numCType='I'): # numCType is one of the pack format characters specified by the Python # standard library module 'struct'. _code2spb(spb, code) (numericFormat, numericBytes) = _renderSizedIntegerForSPB(num, numCType) spb.append( struct.pack(numericFormat, numericBytes) ) def _code2spb(spb, code): (format, bytes) = _renderSizedIntegerForSPB(code, 'b') spb.append( struct.pack(format, bytes) ) class _ServiceActionRequestBuilder: # This private class helps public facilities in this module to build # the binary action request buffers required by the database Services API # using high-level, easily comprehensible syntax. def __init__(self, clusterIdentifier=None): self._buffer = [] if clusterIdentifier: self.addCode(clusterIdentifier) def __str__(self): return self.render() def extend(self, otherRequestBuilder): self._buffer.append(otherRequestBuilder.render()) def addCode(self, code): _code2spb(self._buffer, code) def addString(self, code, s): _string2spb(self._buffer, code, s) def addSequenceOfStrings(self, code, stringSequence): for s in stringSequence: self.addString(code, s) def addSequenceOfStringNumericPairs(self, stringCode, stringSequence, numericCode, numericSequence ): stringCount = len(stringSequence) numericCount = len(numericSequence) if numericCount != stringCount - 1: raise ValueError("Numeric sequence must contain exactly one less" " element than its companion string sequence." ) i = 0 while i < stringCount: self.addString(stringCode, stringSequence[i]) if i < numericCount: self.addNumeric(numericCode, numericSequence[i]) i += 1 def addNumeric(self, code, n, numCType='I'): _numeric2spb(self._buffer, code, n, numCType=numCType) def addOptionMask(self, optionMask): self.addNumeric(_ksrv.isc_spb_options, optionMask) def addDatabaseName(self, databaseName): # 2003.07.20: Issue a warning for a hostname-containing databaseName # because it will cause isc_service_start to raise an inscrutable error # message with Firebird 1.5 (though it would not have raised an error # at all with Firebird 1.0 and earlier). colonIndex = databaseName.find(':') if colonIndex != -1: # This code makes no provision for platforms other than Windows that # allow colons in paths (such as MacOS). Some of kinterbasdb's # current implementation (e.g., event handling) is constrained to # Windows or POSIX anyway. if not sys.platform.lower().startswith('win') or ( # This client process is running on Windows. # # Files that don't exist might still be valid if the connection # is to a server other than the local machine. not os.path.exists(databaseName) # "Guess" that if the colon falls within the first two # characters of the string, the pre-colon portion refers to a # Windows drive letter rather than to a remote host. # This isn't guaranteed to be correct. and colonIndex > 1 ): warnings.warn( ' Unlike conventional DSNs, Services API database names' ' must not include the host name; remove the "%s" from your' ' database name.' ' (Firebird 1.0 will accept this, but Firebird 1.5 will' ' raise error.)' % databaseName[:colonIndex+1], UserWarning ) self.addString(_ksrv.isc_spb_dbname, databaseName) def render(self): return ''.join(self._buffer) ################################################################################ # TOTALLY PRIVATE SECTION : END # ################################################################################