Calibration/rdbModel/rdbModel-00-01-01/rdbModel/Rdb.h

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// $Header: /bes/bes/BossCvs/Calibration/rdbModel/rdbModel/Rdb.h,v 1.1.1.1 2005/10/17 06:10:53 maqm Exp $
#ifndef RDBMODEL_RDB_H
#define RDBMODEL_RDB_H
#include <vector>
#include <string>
// #include "detModel/Sections/Section.h"
 
#include "rdbModel/Management/Visitor.h"
 
namespace rdbModel {
  
  class Table;
  class Column;
  class Index;
  //  class Assertion;
  class XercesBuilder;
  class Connection;
  class Row;
 
    // Values for database fields may be specified in various ways
  enum FIELDTYPE {
    FIELDTYPElit = 0,  // literal value
    FIELDTYPEold,      // col name, refers to (value of) col in existing row
    FIELDTYPEtoBe,     // col name, refers to (value of) col in proposed row
    FIELDTYPEask,       // supply value at the time of the operation
    FIELDTYPElitDef,   // literal but may be overridden
    FIELDTYPEoldDef,   // comes from existing row, may be overridden
    FIELDTYPEtoBeDef  // comes from proposed row, may be overridden
  };
 
  /**
   * This is the main container of all the rdb description.
   * The Manager is responsible for its creation and destruction.
   * Provide both a query interface (provide various functions 
   * to look up components by name) and also accept visitors.
   *
   * Adapted from detModel::Gdd class, written by R. Giannitrapani
   * and D. Favretto
   * @author J. Bogart
   */
  class Rdb {    
  public:
    /** This is the destructor; it should be called only by the manager
     * destructor. It starts the destruction of all the objects created
     * by the builder
     */
    virtual ~Rdb();
    Rdb() : m_connection(0) { }
 
 
    unsigned getMajorVersion(){return m_majorVersion;};
    unsigned getMinorVersion(){return m_minorVersion;};
 
    const std::string& getCVSid(){return m_CVSid;};
 
    const std::string& getDbName(){return m_dbName;};
    // Not sure we want to expose this:
    // This method gives back a pointer to the tables vector
    //    std::vector <Table*>  getTables(){return m_tables;};  
 
    Table* getTable(const std::string& name) const;
    Column* getColumn(const std::string& tableName, 
                      const std::string& colName) const;
 
    Index* getIndex(const std::string& tableName, 
                      const std::string& indexName) const;
 
    unsigned int getNTable() const {return m_tables.size();}
 
    // Do we want an unset as well?  Or just call this with arg == 0 ?
    void setConnection(Connection* connection);
 
    /**
       insertRow has only one value-added feature as compared to 
       an SQL insert:  it will take care of fields intended to be
       filled by the service (e.g., insert and update timestamps)
     */
    int insertRow(const std::string& tName, Row& row, int* serial=0) const;
 
    /**
       The two forms of smart insert, in addition to filling in the
       service fields, as insertRow does, do various forms of 
       consistency checking and may even update pre-existing
       rows.  
    */
    int insertLatest(Table* t, Row& row, int* serial=0) const;
    int insertLatest(const std::string& tName, Row& row, int* serial=0) const;
 
    int supersedeRow(const std::string& tName, Row& row, int oldKey, 
                     int* newKey=0) const;
 
    /**
       Fills in service fields, then invokes Connection::update
     */
    int updateRows(const std::string& tName, Row& row, Assertion* where) const;
 
 
    /// This is the recursive accept for the visitor pattern
    unsigned int  accept(Visitor* v);
    // This is the non recursive accept for the visitor pattern
    // Not yet sure we need it
    //    Visitor::VisitorState acceptNotRec(Visitor* v);
 
    // This method builds a global volumes map for all the sections 
    //    void buildVolumeMap();
    // This method builds the global constants maps for all the constants
    //void buildConstantsMap();
 
  private:
    // Must make each concrete implementation of Builder a friend since
    // derived classes don't inherit friendliness.
    friend class rdbModel::XercesBuilder;
 
    //    void setDTDversion(std::string pdtd){m_DTDversion = pdtd;};
    void setCVSid(std::string pcvs){m_CVSid = pcvs;};
 
    void addTable(Table* t){m_tables.push_back(t);};
 
    // Maybe have private table map to support look-up by name?
    // Or maybe don't bother.  The target application will have
    // a very small number of tables, so a linear search is
    // perfectly ok.
 
    std::vector<Table* > m_tables;  
  
    /// SQL database name (e.g., "calib") 
    std::string m_dbName;
    /// The Schema version from the input xml description
    unsigned m_majorVersion;
    unsigned m_minorVersion;
    //    std::string m_DTDversion;
    /// The CVSid from the input xml description
    std::string m_CVSid;
    Connection* m_connection;
 
  };
}
 
#endif //RDB_H