Examples with TIMESTAMP_SECONDS io.trino.spi.type.TimestampType.TIMESTAMP_SECONDS used on opensource projects

Example 1 with TIMESTAMP_SECONDS

use of io.trino.spi.type.TimestampType.TIMESTAMP_SECONDS in project trino by trinodb.

the class ClickHouseClient method toColumnMapping.

@Override
public Optional<ColumnMapping> toColumnMapping(ConnectorSession session, Connection connection, JdbcTypeHandle typeHandle) {
    String jdbcTypeName = typeHandle.getJdbcTypeName().orElseThrow(() -> new TrinoException(JDBC_ERROR, "Type name is missing: " + typeHandle));
    Optional<ColumnMapping> mapping = getForcedMappingToVarchar(typeHandle);
    if (mapping.isPresent()) {
        return mapping;
    }
    ClickHouseColumn column = ClickHouseColumn.of("", jdbcTypeName);
    ClickHouseDataType columnDataType = column.getDataType();
    switch(columnDataType) {
        case UInt8:
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.longMapping(SMALLINT, ResultSet::getShort, uInt8WriteFunction()));
        case UInt16:
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.longMapping(INTEGER, ResultSet::getInt, uInt16WriteFunction()));
        case UInt32:
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.longMapping(BIGINT, ResultSet::getLong, uInt32WriteFunction()));
        case UInt64:
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.objectMapping(UINT64_TYPE, longDecimalReadFunction(UINT64_TYPE, UNNECESSARY), uInt64WriteFunction()));
        case IPv4:
            return Optional.of(ipAddressColumnMapping("IPv4StringToNum(?)"));
        case IPv6:
            return Optional.of(ipAddressColumnMapping("IPv6StringToNum(?)"));
        case Enum8:
        case Enum16:
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.sliceMapping(createUnboundedVarcharType(), varcharReadFunction(createUnboundedVarcharType()), varcharWriteFunction(), // TODO (https://github.com/trinodb/trino/issues/7100) Currently pushdown would not work and may require a custom bind expression
            DISABLE_PUSHDOWN));
        // FixedString(n)
        case FixedString:
        case String:
            if (isMapStringAsVarchar(session)) {
                return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.sliceMapping(createUnboundedVarcharType(), varcharReadFunction(createUnboundedVarcharType()), varcharWriteFunction(), DISABLE_PUSHDOWN));
            }
            // TODO (https://github.com/trinodb/trino/issues/7100) test & enable predicate pushdown
            return Optional.of(varbinaryColumnMapping());
        case UUID:
            return Optional.of(uuidColumnMapping());
        default:
    }
    switch(typeHandle.getJdbcType()) {
        case Types.TINYINT:
            return Optional.of(tinyintColumnMapping());
        case Types.SMALLINT:
            return Optional.of(smallintColumnMapping());
        case Types.INTEGER:
            return Optional.of(integerColumnMapping());
        case Types.BIGINT:
            return Optional.of(bigintColumnMapping());
        case Types.FLOAT:
        case Types.REAL:
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.longMapping(REAL, (resultSet, columnIndex) -> floatToRawIntBits(resultSet.getFloat(columnIndex)), realWriteFunction(), DISABLE_PUSHDOWN));
        case Types.DOUBLE:
            return Optional.of(doubleColumnMapping());
        case Types.DECIMAL:
            int decimalDigits = typeHandle.getRequiredDecimalDigits();
            int precision = typeHandle.getRequiredColumnSize();
            ColumnMapping decimalColumnMapping;
            if (getDecimalRounding(session) == ALLOW_OVERFLOW && precision > Decimals.MAX_PRECISION) {
                int scale = Math.min(decimalDigits, getDecimalDefaultScale(session));
                decimalColumnMapping = decimalColumnMapping(createDecimalType(Decimals.MAX_PRECISION, scale), getDecimalRoundingMode(session));
            } else {
                decimalColumnMapping = decimalColumnMapping(createDecimalType(precision, max(decimalDigits, 0)));
            }
            return Optional.of(new ColumnMapping(decimalColumnMapping.getType(), decimalColumnMapping.getReadFunction(), decimalColumnMapping.getWriteFunction(), // TODO (https://github.com/trinodb/trino/issues/7100) fix, enable and test decimal pushdown
            DISABLE_PUSHDOWN));
        case Types.DATE:
            return Optional.of(dateColumnMappingUsingLocalDate());
        case Types.TIMESTAMP:
            if (columnDataType == ClickHouseDataType.DateTime) {
                verify(typeHandle.getRequiredDecimalDigits() == 0, "Expected 0 as timestamp precision, but got %s", typeHandle.getRequiredDecimalDigits());
                return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.longMapping(TIMESTAMP_SECONDS, timestampReadFunction(TIMESTAMP_SECONDS), timestampSecondsWriteFunction()));
            }
            // TODO (https://github.com/trinodb/trino/issues/10537) Add support for Datetime64 type
            return Optional.of(timestampColumnMappingUsingSqlTimestampWithRounding(TIMESTAMP_MILLIS));
    }
    return Optional.empty();
}

Example 2 with TIMESTAMP_SECONDS

use of io.trino.spi.type.TimestampType.TIMESTAMP_SECONDS in project trino by trinodb.

the class OracleClient method toColumnMapping.

@Override
public Optional<ColumnMapping> toColumnMapping(ConnectorSession session, Connection connection, JdbcTypeHandle typeHandle) {
    String jdbcTypeName = typeHandle.getJdbcTypeName().orElseThrow(() -> new TrinoException(JDBC_ERROR, "Type name is missing: " + typeHandle));
    Optional<ColumnMapping> mappingToVarchar = getForcedMappingToVarchar(typeHandle);
    if (mappingToVarchar.isPresent()) {
        return mappingToVarchar;
    }
    if (jdbcTypeName.equalsIgnoreCase("date")) {
        return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.longMapping(TIMESTAMP_SECONDS, oracleTimestampReadFunction(), trinoTimestampToOracleDateWriteFunction(), FULL_PUSHDOWN));
    }
    switch(typeHandle.getJdbcType()) {
        case Types.SMALLINT:
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.longMapping(SMALLINT, ResultSet::getShort, smallintWriteFunction(), FULL_PUSHDOWN));
        case OracleTypes.BINARY_FLOAT:
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.longMapping(REAL, (resultSet, columnIndex) -> floatToRawIntBits(resultSet.getFloat(columnIndex)), oracleRealWriteFunction(), FULL_PUSHDOWN));
        case OracleTypes.BINARY_DOUBLE:
        case OracleTypes.FLOAT:
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.doubleMapping(DOUBLE, ResultSet::getDouble, oracleDoubleWriteFunction(), FULL_PUSHDOWN));
        case OracleTypes.NUMBER:
            int actualPrecision = typeHandle.getRequiredColumnSize();
            int decimalDigits = typeHandle.getRequiredDecimalDigits();
            // Map negative scale to decimal(p+s, 0).
            int precision = actualPrecision + max(-decimalDigits, 0);
            int scale = max(decimalDigits, 0);
            Optional<Integer> numberDefaultScale = getNumberDefaultScale(session);
            RoundingMode roundingMode = getNumberRoundingMode(session);
            if (precision < scale) {
                if (roundingMode == RoundingMode.UNNECESSARY) {
                    break;
                }
                scale = min(Decimals.MAX_PRECISION, scale);
                precision = scale;
            } else if (numberDefaultScale.isPresent() && precision == PRECISION_OF_UNSPECIFIED_NUMBER) {
                precision = Decimals.MAX_PRECISION;
                scale = numberDefaultScale.get();
            } else if (precision > Decimals.MAX_PRECISION || actualPrecision <= 0) {
                break;
            }
            DecimalType decimalType = createDecimalType(precision, scale);
            // JDBC driver can return BigDecimal with lower scale than column's scale when there are trailing zeroes
            if (decimalType.isShort()) {
                return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.longMapping(decimalType, shortDecimalReadFunction(decimalType, roundingMode), shortDecimalWriteFunction(decimalType), FULL_PUSHDOWN));
            }
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.objectMapping(decimalType, longDecimalReadFunction(decimalType, roundingMode), longDecimalWriteFunction(decimalType), FULL_PUSHDOWN));
        case OracleTypes.CHAR:
        case OracleTypes.NCHAR:
            CharType charType = createCharType(typeHandle.getRequiredColumnSize());
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.sliceMapping(charType, charReadFunction(charType), oracleCharWriteFunction(), FULL_PUSHDOWN));
        case OracleTypes.VARCHAR:
        case OracleTypes.NVARCHAR:
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.sliceMapping(createVarcharType(typeHandle.getRequiredColumnSize()), (varcharResultSet, varcharColumnIndex) -> utf8Slice(varcharResultSet.getString(varcharColumnIndex)), varcharWriteFunction(), FULL_PUSHDOWN));
        case OracleTypes.CLOB:
        case OracleTypes.NCLOB:
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.sliceMapping(createUnboundedVarcharType(), (resultSet, columnIndex) -> utf8Slice(resultSet.getString(columnIndex)), varcharWriteFunction(), DISABLE_PUSHDOWN));
        // Oracle's RAW(n)
        case OracleTypes.VARBINARY:
        case OracleTypes.BLOB:
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.sliceMapping(VARBINARY, (resultSet, columnIndex) -> wrappedBuffer(resultSet.getBytes(columnIndex)), varbinaryWriteFunction(), DISABLE_PUSHDOWN));
        case OracleTypes.TIMESTAMP:
            return Optional.of(ColumnMapping.longMapping(TIMESTAMP_MILLIS, oracleTimestampReadFunction(), trinoTimestampToOracleTimestampWriteFunction(), FULL_PUSHDOWN));
        case OracleTypes.TIMESTAMPTZ:
            return Optional.of(oracleTimestampWithTimeZoneColumnMapping());
    }
    if (getUnsupportedTypeHandling(session) == CONVERT_TO_VARCHAR) {
        return mapToUnboundedVarchar(typeHandle);
    }
    return Optional.empty();
}