Examples with ArrayConstructor io.trino.sql.tree.ArrayConstructor used on opensource projects

Example 6 with ArrayConstructor

use of io.trino.sql.tree.ArrayConstructor in project trino by trinodb.

the class TestEqualityInference method testExpressionsThatMayReturnNullOnNonNullInput.

@Test
public void testExpressionsThatMayReturnNullOnNonNullInput() {
    List<Expression> candidates = ImmutableList.of(// try_cast
    new Cast(nameReference("b"), toSqlType(BIGINT), true), functionResolution.functionCallBuilder(QualifiedName.of(TryFunction.NAME)).addArgument(new FunctionType(ImmutableList.of(), VARCHAR), new LambdaExpression(ImmutableList.of(), nameReference("b"))).build(), new NullIfExpression(nameReference("b"), number(1)), new IfExpression(nameReference("b"), number(1), new NullLiteral()), new InPredicate(nameReference("b"), new InListExpression(ImmutableList.of(new NullLiteral()))), new SearchedCaseExpression(ImmutableList.of(new WhenClause(new IsNotNullPredicate(nameReference("b")), new NullLiteral())), Optional.empty()), new SimpleCaseExpression(nameReference("b"), ImmutableList.of(new WhenClause(number(1), new NullLiteral())), Optional.empty()), new SubscriptExpression(new ArrayConstructor(ImmutableList.of(new NullLiteral())), nameReference("b")));
    for (Expression candidate : candidates) {
        EqualityInference inference = EqualityInference.newInstance(metadata, equals(nameReference("b"), nameReference("x")), equals(nameReference("a"), candidate));
        List<Expression> equalities = inference.generateEqualitiesPartitionedBy(symbols("b")).getScopeStraddlingEqualities();
        assertEquals(equalities.size(), 1);
        assertTrue(equalities.get(0).equals(equals(nameReference("x"), nameReference("b"))) || equalities.get(0).equals(equals(nameReference("b"), nameReference("x"))));
    }
}

Example 7 with ArrayConstructor

use of io.trino.sql.tree.ArrayConstructor in project trino by trinodb.

the class GroupingOperationRewriter method rewriteGroupingOperation.

public static Expression rewriteGroupingOperation(GroupingOperation expression, List<Set<Integer>> groupingSets, Map<NodeRef<Expression>, ResolvedField> columnReferenceFields, Optional<Symbol> groupIdSymbol) {
    requireNonNull(groupIdSymbol, "groupIdSymbol is null");
    // See SQL:2011:4.16.2 and SQL:2011:6.9.10.
    if (groupingSets.size() == 1) {
        return new LongLiteral("0");
    } else {
        checkState(groupIdSymbol.isPresent(), "groupId symbol is missing");
        RelationId relationId = columnReferenceFields.get(NodeRef.of(expression.getGroupingColumns().get(0))).getFieldId().getRelationId();
        List<Integer> columns = expression.getGroupingColumns().stream().map(NodeRef::of).peek(groupingColumn -> checkState(columnReferenceFields.containsKey(groupingColumn), "the grouping column is not in the columnReferencesField map")).map(columnReferenceFields::get).map(ResolvedField::getFieldId).map(fieldId -> translateFieldToInteger(fieldId, relationId)).collect(toImmutableList());
        List<Expression> groupingResults = groupingSets.stream().map(groupingSet -> String.valueOf(calculateGrouping(groupingSet, columns))).map(LongLiteral::new).collect(toImmutableList());
        // It is necessary to add a 1 to the groupId because the underlying array is indexed starting at 1
        return new SubscriptExpression(new ArrayConstructor(groupingResults), new ArithmeticBinaryExpression(ADD, groupIdSymbol.get().toSymbolReference(), new GenericLiteral("BIGINT", "1")));
    }
}