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<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace Doctrine\DBAL\Tests\Functional\Schema;
use Doctrine\DBAL\Platforms\AbstractPlatform;
use Doctrine\DBAL\Platforms\SQLServerPlatform;
use Doctrine\DBAL\Schema\Table;
use Doctrine\DBAL\Types\Types;
use PHPUnit\Framework\Attributes\RequiresPhpunit;
use function array_shift;
#[RequiresPhpunit('< 11.5.18')]
class SQLServerSchemaManagerTest extends SchemaManagerFunctionalTestCase
{
protected function supportsPlatform(AbstractPlatform $platform): bool
{
return $platform instanceof SQLServerPlatform;
}
public function testColumnCollation(): void
{
$table = new Table($tableName = 'test_collation');
$column = $table->addColumn('test', Types::STRING, ['length' => 32]);
$this->dropAndCreateTable($table);
$columns = $this->schemaManager->listTableColumns($tableName);
// SQL Server should report a default collation on the column
self::assertTrue($columns['test']->hasPlatformOption('collation'));
$column->setPlatformOption('collation', $collation = 'Icelandic_CS_AS');
$this->dropAndCreateTable($table);
$columns = $this->schemaManager->listTableColumns($tableName);
self::assertEquals($collation, $columns['test']->getPlatformOption('collation'));
}
public function testDefaultConstraints(): void
{
$oldTable = new Table('sqlsrv_default_constraints');
$oldTable->addColumn('no_default', Types::STRING, ['length' => 32]);
$oldTable->addColumn('df_integer', Types::INTEGER, ['default' => 666]);
$oldTable->addColumn('df_string_1', Types::STRING, [
'length' => 32,
'default' => 'foobar',
]);
$oldTable->addColumn('df_string_2', Types::STRING, [
'length' => 32,
'default' => 'Doctrine rocks!!!',
]);
$oldTable->addColumn('df_string_3', Types::STRING, [
'length' => 32,
'default' => 'another default value',
]);
$oldTable->addColumn('df_string_4', Types::STRING, [
'length' => 32,
'default' => 'column to rename',
]);
$oldTable->addColumn('df_boolean', Types::BOOLEAN, ['default' => true]);
$newTable = clone $oldTable;
$this->schemaManager->createTable($oldTable);
$columns = $this->schemaManager->listTableColumns('sqlsrv_default_constraints');
self::assertNull($columns['no_default']->getDefault());
self::assertEquals(666, $columns['df_integer']->getDefault());
self::assertEquals('foobar', $columns['df_string_1']->getDefault());
self::assertEquals('Doctrine rocks!!!', $columns['df_string_2']->getDefault());
self::assertEquals('another default value', $columns['df_string_3']->getDefault());
self::assertEquals(1, $columns['df_boolean']->getDefault());
$newTable->getColumn('df_integer')
->setDefault(0);
$newTable->dropColumn('df_string_1');
$newTable->getColumn('df_string_2')
->setDefault(null);
$newTable->getColumn('df_boolean')
->setDefault(false);
$newTable->dropColumn('df_string_4');
$newTable->addColumn('df_string_4_renamed', Types::STRING, [
'length' => 32,
'default' => 'column to rename',
]);
$diff = $this->schemaManager->createComparator()
->compareTables(
$this->schemaManager->introspectTable('sqlsrv_default_constraints'),
$newTable,
);
$this->schemaManager->alterTable($diff);
$columns = $this->schemaManager->listTableColumns('sqlsrv_default_constraints');
self::assertNull($columns['no_default']->getDefault());
self::assertEquals(0, $columns['df_integer']->getDefault());
self::assertNull($columns['df_string_2']->getDefault());
self::assertEquals('another default value', $columns['df_string_3']->getDefault());
self::assertEquals(0, $columns['df_boolean']->getDefault());
self::assertEquals('column to rename', $columns['df_string_4_renamed']->getDefault());
}
public function testPkOrdering(): void
{
// SQL Server stores index column information in a system table with two
// columns that almost always have the same value: index_column_id and key_ordinal.
// The only situation when the two values doesn't match up is when a clustered index
// is declared that references columns in a different order from which they are
// declared in the table. In that case, key_ordinal != index_column_id.
// key_ordinal holds the index ordering. index_column_id is just a unique identifier
// for index columns within the given index.
$table = new Table('sqlsrv_pk_ordering');
$table->addColumn('colA', Types::INTEGER, ['notnull' => true]);
$table->addColumn('colB', Types::INTEGER, ['notnull' => true]);
$table->setPrimaryKey(['colB', 'colA']);
$this->schemaManager->createTable($table);
$indexes = $this->schemaManager->listTableIndexes('sqlsrv_pk_ordering');
self::assertCount(1, $indexes);
$firstIndex = array_shift($indexes);
self::assertNotNull($firstIndex);
self::assertSame(['colB', 'colA'], $firstIndex->getColumns());
}
public function testNvarcharMaxIsLengthMinus1(): void
{
$sql = 'CREATE TABLE test_nvarchar_max (
col_nvarchar_max NVARCHAR(MAX),
col_nvarchar NVARCHAR(128)
)';
$this->connection->executeStatement($sql);
$table = $this->schemaManager->introspectTable('test_nvarchar_max');
self::assertSame(-1, $table->getColumn('col_nvarchar_max')->getLength());
self::assertSame(128, $table->getColumn('col_nvarchar')->getLength());
}
}
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