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use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More;
use lib qw(t/lib);
use DBICTest;
use DBIC::SqlMakerTest;
my $schema = DBICTest->init_schema;
# Trick the sqlite DB to use Top limit emulation
# We could test all of this via $sq->$op directly,
# but some conditions need a $rsrc
delete $schema->storage->_sql_maker->{_cached_syntax};
$schema->storage->_sql_maker->limit_dialect ('Top');
my $books_45_and_owners = $schema->resultset ('BooksInLibrary')->search ({}, { prefetch => 'owner', rows => 2, offset => 3 });
for my $null_order (
undef,
'',
{},
[],
[{}],
) {
my $rs = $books_45_and_owners->search ({}, {order_by => $null_order });
is_same_sql_bind(
$rs->as_query,
'(SELECT TOP 2
id, source, owner, title, price, owner__id, owner__name
FROM (
SELECT TOP 5
me.id, me.source, me.owner, me.title, me.price, owner.id AS owner__id, owner.name AS owner__name
FROM books me
JOIN owners owner ON owner.id = me.owner
WHERE ( source = ? )
ORDER BY me.id
) me
ORDER BY me.id DESC
)',
[ [ source => 'Library' ] ],
);
}
for my $ord_set (
{
order_by => \'foo DESC',
order_inner => 'foo DESC',
order_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1 ASC',
order_req => 'ORDER__BY__1 DESC',
exselect_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1',
exselect_inner => 'foo AS ORDER__BY__1',
},
{
order_by => { -asc => 'foo' },
order_inner => 'foo ASC',
order_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1 DESC',
order_req => 'ORDER__BY__1 ASC',
exselect_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1',
exselect_inner => 'foo AS ORDER__BY__1',
},
{
order_by => { -desc => 'foo' },
order_inner => 'foo DESC',
order_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1 ASC',
order_req => 'ORDER__BY__1 DESC',
exselect_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1',
exselect_inner => 'foo AS ORDER__BY__1',
},
{
order_by => 'foo',
order_inner => 'foo',
order_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1 DESC',
order_req => 'ORDER__BY__1',
exselect_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1',
exselect_inner => 'foo AS ORDER__BY__1',
},
{
order_by => [ qw{ foo me.owner} ],
order_inner => 'foo, me.owner',
order_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1 DESC, me.owner DESC',
order_req => 'ORDER__BY__1, me.owner',
exselect_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1',
exselect_inner => 'foo AS ORDER__BY__1',
},
{
order_by => ['foo', { -desc => 'bar' } ],
order_inner => 'foo, bar DESC',
order_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1 DESC, ORDER__BY__2 ASC',
order_req => 'ORDER__BY__1, ORDER__BY__2 DESC',
exselect_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1, ORDER__BY__2',
exselect_inner => 'foo AS ORDER__BY__1, bar AS ORDER__BY__2',
},
{
order_by => { -asc => [qw{ foo bar }] },
order_inner => 'foo ASC, bar ASC',
order_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1 DESC, ORDER__BY__2 DESC',
order_req => 'ORDER__BY__1 ASC, ORDER__BY__2 ASC',
exselect_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1, ORDER__BY__2',
exselect_inner => 'foo AS ORDER__BY__1, bar AS ORDER__BY__2',
},
{
order_by => [
'foo',
{ -desc => [qw{bar}] },
{ -asc => [qw{me.owner sensors}]},
],
order_inner => 'foo, bar DESC, me.owner ASC, sensors ASC',
order_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1 DESC, ORDER__BY__2 ASC, me.owner DESC, ORDER__BY__3 DESC',
order_req => 'ORDER__BY__1, ORDER__BY__2 DESC, me.owner ASC, ORDER__BY__3 ASC',
exselect_outer => 'ORDER__BY__1, ORDER__BY__2, ORDER__BY__3',
exselect_inner => 'foo AS ORDER__BY__1, bar AS ORDER__BY__2, sensors AS ORDER__BY__3',
},
) {
my $o_sel = $ord_set->{exselect_outer}
? ', ' . $ord_set->{exselect_outer}
: ''
;
my $i_sel = $ord_set->{exselect_inner}
? ', ' . $ord_set->{exselect_inner}
: ''
;
is_same_sql_bind(
$books_45_and_owners->search ({}, {order_by => $ord_set->{order_by}})->as_query,
"(SELECT TOP 2
id, source, owner, title, price, owner__id, owner__name
FROM (
SELECT TOP 2
id, source, owner, title, price, owner__id, owner__name$o_sel
FROM (
SELECT TOP 5
me.id, me.source, me.owner, me.title, me.price, owner.id AS owner__id, owner.name AS owner__name$i_sel
FROM books me
JOIN owners owner ON owner.id = me.owner
WHERE ( source = ? )
ORDER BY $ord_set->{order_inner}
) me
ORDER BY $ord_set->{order_outer}
) me
ORDER BY $ord_set->{order_req}
)",
[ [ source => 'Library' ] ],
);
}
# with groupby
is_same_sql_bind (
$books_45_and_owners->search ({}, { group_by => 'title', order_by => 'title' })->as_query,
'(SELECT me.id, me.source, me.owner, me.title, me.price, owner.id, owner.name
FROM (
SELECT TOP 2 id, source, owner, title, price
FROM (
SELECT TOP 2
id, source, owner, title, price
FROM (
SELECT TOP 5
me.id, me.source, me.owner, me.title, me.price
FROM books me
JOIN owners owner ON owner.id = me.owner
WHERE ( source = ? )
GROUP BY title
ORDER BY title
) me
ORDER BY title DESC
) me
ORDER BY title
) me
JOIN owners owner ON owner.id = me.owner
WHERE ( source = ? )
ORDER BY title
)',
[ [ source => 'Library' ], [ source => 'Library' ] ],
);
# test deprecated column mixing over join boundaries
my $rs_selectas_top = $schema->resultset ('BooksInLibrary')->search ({}, {
'+select' => ['owner.name'],
'+as' => ['owner_name'],
join => 'owner',
rows => 1
});
is_same_sql_bind( $rs_selectas_top->search({})->as_query,
'(SELECT
TOP 1 me.id, me.source, me.owner, me.title, me.price,
owner.name AS owner_name
FROM books me
JOIN owners owner ON owner.id = me.owner
WHERE ( source = ? )
ORDER BY me.id
)',
[ [ 'source', 'Library' ] ],
);
done_testing;
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