Examples with ErrorContinuedSql org.dbflute.helper.jdbc.sqlfile.DfSqlFileRunnerResult.ErrorContinuedSql used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ErrorContinuedSql

use of org.dbflute.helper.jdbc.sqlfile.DfSqlFileRunnerResult.ErrorContinuedSql in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class DfOutsideSqlTestTask method handleSqlFileFailure.

// ===================================================================================
// Exception Handling
// ==================
protected void handleSqlFileFailure(DfSqlFileFireResult fireResult, List<File> sqlFileList) {
    final SQLFailureException topCause = fireResult.getBreakCause();
    if (topCause != null) {
        throw topCause;
    }
    final List<DfSqlFileRunnerResult> resultList = fireResult.getRunnerResultList();
    for (DfSqlFileRunnerResult runnerResult : resultList) {
        final SQLFailureException elementCause = runnerResult.getBreakCause();
        if (elementCause != null) {
            throw elementCause;
        }
        final List<ErrorContinuedSql> continuedSqlList = runnerResult.getErrorContinuedSqlList();
        if (!continuedSqlList.isEmpty()) {
            throwOutsideSqlTestFailureFoundException();
        }
    }
}

Example 2 with ErrorContinuedSql

use of org.dbflute.helper.jdbc.sqlfile.DfSqlFileRunnerResult.ErrorContinuedSql in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class DfSqlFileFireMan method buildDetailMessage.

protected String buildDetailMessage(DfSqlFileFireResult fireResult) {
    final StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
    final List<DfSqlFileRunnerResult> runnerResultList = fireResult.getRunnerResultList();
    for (DfSqlFileRunnerResult runnerResult : runnerResultList) {
        final List<ErrorContinuedSql> errorContinuedSqlList = runnerResult.getErrorContinuedSqlList();
        final String fileName = runnerResult.getSqlFile().getName();
        final SQLFailureException breakCause = runnerResult.getBreakCause();
        if (sb.length() > 0) {
            sb.append(ln());
        }
        if (breakCause != null) {
            // break by error
            sb.append("x ").append(fileName);
            sb.append(ln()).append(" >> (failed: Look at the exception message)");
        } else {
            // normal or error-continued
            if (errorContinuedSqlList.isEmpty()) {
                // OK or skipped
                sb.append(!runnerResult.isSkippedFile() ? "o " : "v ").append(fileName);
            } else {
                sb.append("x ").append(fileName);
                doBuildErrorContinuedMessage(sb, errorContinuedSqlList);
            }
        }
    }
    return sb.toString();
}

Example 3 with ErrorContinuedSql

use of org.dbflute.helper.jdbc.sqlfile.DfSqlFileRunnerResult.ErrorContinuedSql in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class DfSqlFileFireMan method doBuildErrorContinuedMessage.

protected void doBuildErrorContinuedMessage(StringBuilder sb, List<ErrorContinuedSql> errorContinuedSqlList) {
    for (ErrorContinuedSql errorContinuedSql : errorContinuedSqlList) {
        final String sql = errorContinuedSql.getSql();
        sb.append(ln()).append(sql);
        final SQLException sqlEx = errorContinuedSql.getSqlEx();
        String message = sqlEx.getMessage();
        if (sqlEx != null && message != null) {
            message = message.trim();
            final LineToken lineToken = new LineToken();
            final List<String> tokenizedList = lineToken.tokenize(message, op -> op.delimitateBy(ln()));
            int elementIndex = 0;
            for (String element : tokenizedList) {
                if (elementIndex == 0) {
                    sb.append(ln()).append(" >> ").append(element);
                } else {
                    sb.append(ln()).append("    ").append(element);
                }
                ++elementIndex;
            }
            if (isShowSQLState(sqlEx)) {
                sb.append(ln());
                sb.append("    (SQLState=").append(sqlEx.getSQLState());
                sb.append(" ErrorCode=").append(sqlEx.getErrorCode()).append(")");
            }
        }
    }
}

Example 4 with ErrorContinuedSql

use of org.dbflute.helper.jdbc.sqlfile.DfSqlFileRunnerResult.ErrorContinuedSql in project dbflute-core by dbflute.

the class DfOutsideSqlTestTask method buildFinalMessage.

protected String buildFinalMessage() {
    if (_fireResult == null) {
        return null;
    }
    final DfSqlFileFireResult fireResult = _fireResult;
    int countOK = 0;
    int countSkipped = 0;
    int countFailure = 0;
    final StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
    sb.append(" {Checked SQL}");
    final List<DfSqlFileRunnerResult> runnerResultList = fireResult.getRunnerResultList();
    for (DfSqlFileRunnerResult runnerResult : runnerResultList) {
        final File sqlFile = runnerResult.getSqlFile();
        final List<ErrorContinuedSql> continuedSqlList = runnerResult.getErrorContinuedSqlList();
        sb.append(ln());
        if (continuedSqlList.isEmpty()) {
            if (_nonTargetSqlFileSet.contains(sqlFile)) {
                // accurately 'v' means the SQL file may have skipped SQLs
                // however SQL file for OutsideSqlTest has only one SQL normally
                sb.append("  v ");
                ++countSkipped;
            } else {
                sb.append("  o ");
                ++countOK;
            }
        } else {
            // you can say same as 'v'
            // (anyway, look at the log for detail)
            sb.append("  x ");
            ++countFailure;
        }
        sb.append(sqlFile.getName());
        for (ErrorContinuedSql errorContinuedSql : continuedSqlList) {
            final SQLException sqlEx = errorContinuedSql.getSqlEx();
            String sqlMsg = sqlEx.getMessage();
            if (sqlMsg != null) {
                sqlMsg = sqlMsg.trim();
                if (sqlMsg.contains(ln())) {
                    sqlMsg = Srl.substringFirstFront(sqlMsg, ln()).trim() + "...";
                }
            }
            sb.append(ln()).append("   -> ").append(sqlMsg);
        }
    }
    if (!runnerResultList.isEmpty()) {
        sb.append(ln());
        sb.append(ln()).append("   o: OK (").append(countOK).append(")");
        if (countSkipped > 0) {
            sb.append(ln()).append("   v: Skipped exists (").append(countSkipped).append(")");
        }
        if (countFailure > 0) {
            sb.append(ln()).append("   x: Failure exists (").append(countFailure).append(")");
        }
    }
    return sb.toString();
}