Examples with Duration org.hibernate.sql.ast.tree.expression.Duration used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Duration

use of org.hibernate.sql.ast.tree.expression.Duration in project hibernate-orm by hibernate.

the class AbstractSqlAstTranslator method visitConversion.

@Override
public void visitConversion(Conversion conversion) {
    final Duration duration = conversion.getDuration();
    duration.getMagnitude().accept(this);
    appendSql(duration.getUnit().conversionFactor(conversion.getUnit(), getDialect()));
}

Example 2 with Duration

use of org.hibernate.sql.ast.tree.expression.Duration in project hibernate-orm by hibernate.

the class BaseSqmToSqlAstConverter method visitBasicValuedPath.

// ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
// SqmPath
@Override
public Expression visitBasicValuedPath(SqmBasicValuedSimplePath<?> sqmPath) {
    final BasicValuedPathInterpretation<?> path = prepareReusablePath(sqmPath, () -> BasicValuedPathInterpretation.from(sqmPath, this, this, jpaQueryComplianceEnabled));
    Expression result = path;
    if (isDuration(sqmPath.getNodeType())) {
        // Durations are stored (at least by default)
        // in a NUMERIC column in seconds with fractional
        // seconds in the decimal places
        // which we need to convert to the given unit
        // 
        // This does not work at all for a Duration
        // mapped to a VARCHAR column, in which case
        // we would need to parse the weird format
        // defined by java.time.Duration (a bit hard
        // to do without some custom function).
        // Nor does it work for databases which have
        // a well-defined INTERVAL type, but that is
        // something we could implement.
        // first let's apply the propagated scale
        Expression scaledExpression = applyScale(toSqlExpression(path));
        if (adjustedTimestamp != null) {
            if (appliedByUnit != null) {
                throw new IllegalStateException();
            }
            // we're adding this variable duration to the
            // given date or timestamp, producing an
            // adjusted date or timestamp
            result = timestampadd().expression((ReturnableType<?>) adjustedTimestampType, new DurationUnit(SECOND, basicType(Long.class)), scaledExpression, adjustedTimestamp);
        } else if (appliedByUnit != null) {
            // we're applying the 'by unit' operator,
            // producing a literal scalar value, so
            // we must convert this duration from
            // nanoseconds to the given unit
            JdbcMappingContainer durationType = scaledExpression.getExpressionType();
            Duration duration;
            if (durationType.getJdbcMappings().get(0).getJdbcType().isInterval()) {
                // For interval types, we need to extract the epoch for integer arithmetic for the 'by unit' operator
                duration = new Duration(extractEpoch(scaledExpression), SECOND, (BasicValuedMapping) durationType);
            } else {
                // The absolute value of the expression is in seconds
                // as the fractional seconds are in the fraction part as can be seen in DurationJavaType
                duration = new Duration(scaledExpression, SECOND, (BasicValuedMapping) durationType);
            }
            TemporalUnit appliedUnit = appliedByUnit.getUnit().getUnit();
            BasicValuedMapping scalarType = (BasicValuedMapping) appliedByUnit.getNodeType();
            result = new Conversion(duration, appliedUnit, scalarType);
        } else {
            // a "bare" Duration value in nanoseconds
            result = scaledExpression;
        }
    }
    return withTreatRestriction(result, sqmPath);
}

Example 3 with Duration

use of org.hibernate.sql.ast.tree.expression.Duration in project hibernate-orm by hibernate.

the class BaseSqmToSqlAstConverter method visitToDuration.

@Override
public Object visitToDuration(SqmToDuration<?> toDuration) {
    // TODO: do we need to temporarily set appliedByUnit
    // to null before we recurse down the tree?
    // and what about scale?
    Expression magnitude = toSqlExpression(toDuration.getMagnitude().accept(this));
    DurationUnit unit = (DurationUnit) toDuration.getUnit().accept(this);
    // let's start by applying the propagated scale
    // so we don't forget to do it in what follows
    Expression scaledMagnitude = applyScale(magnitude);
    if (adjustedTimestamp != null) {
        // adjusted date or timestamp
        if (appliedByUnit != null) {
            throw new IllegalStateException();
        }
        return timestampadd().expression(// TODO should be adjustedTimestamp.getType()
        (ReturnableType<?>) adjustedTimestampType, unit, scaledMagnitude, adjustedTimestamp);
    } else {
        BasicValuedMapping durationType = (BasicValuedMapping) toDuration.getNodeType();
        Duration duration;
        if (scaledMagnitude.getExpressionType().getJdbcMappings().get(0).getJdbcType().isInterval()) {
            duration = new Duration(extractEpoch(scaledMagnitude), SECOND, durationType);
        } else {
            duration = new Duration(scaledMagnitude, unit.getUnit(), durationType);
        }
        if (appliedByUnit != null) {
            // we're applying the 'by unit' operator,
            // producing a literal scalar value in
            // the given unit
            TemporalUnit appliedUnit = appliedByUnit.getUnit().getUnit();
            BasicValuedMapping scalarType = (BasicValuedMapping) appliedByUnit.getNodeType();
            return new Conversion(duration, appliedUnit, scalarType);
        } else {
            // a "bare" Duration value (gets rendered as nanoseconds)
            return duration;
        }
    }
}

Example 4 with Duration

use of org.hibernate.sql.ast.tree.expression.Duration in project hibernate-orm by hibernate.

the class BaseSqmToSqlAstConverter method transformDatetimeArithmetic.

private Object transformDatetimeArithmetic(SqmBinaryArithmetic<?> expression) {
    BinaryArithmeticOperator operator = expression.getOperator();
    // timestamps are ill-formed
    if (operator != SUBTRACT) {
        throw new SemanticException("illegal operator for temporal type: " + operator);
    }
    // a difference between two dates or two
    // timestamps is a leaf duration, so we
    // must apply the scale, and the 'by unit'
    // ts1 - ts2
    Expression left = cleanly(() -> toSqlExpression(expression.getLeftHandOperand().accept(this)));
    Expression right = cleanly(() -> toSqlExpression(expression.getRightHandOperand().accept(this)));
    TypeConfiguration typeConfiguration = getCreationContext().getMappingMetamodel().getTypeConfiguration();
    TemporalType leftTimestamp = typeConfiguration.getSqlTemporalType(expression.getLeftHandOperand().getNodeType());
    TemporalType rightTimestamp = typeConfiguration.getSqlTemporalType(expression.getRightHandOperand().getNodeType());
    // when we're dealing with Dates, we use
    // DAY as the smallest unit, otherwise we
    // use a platform-specific granularity
    TemporalUnit baseUnit = (rightTimestamp == TemporalType.TIMESTAMP || leftTimestamp == TemporalType.TIMESTAMP) ? NATIVE : DAY;
    if (adjustedTimestamp != null) {
        if (appliedByUnit != null) {
            throw new IllegalStateException();
        }
        // we're using the resulting duration to
        // adjust a date or timestamp on the left
        // baseUnit is the finest resolution for the
        // temporal type, so we must use it for both
        // the diff, and then the subsequent add
        DurationUnit unit = new DurationUnit(baseUnit, basicType(Integer.class));
        Expression magnitude = applyScale(timestampdiff().expression(null, unit, right, left));
        return timestampadd().expression(// TODO should be adjustedTimestamp.getType()
        (ReturnableType<?>) adjustedTimestampType, unit, magnitude, adjustedTimestamp);
    } else if (appliedByUnit != null) {
        // we're immediately converting the resulting
        // duration to a scalar in the given unit
        DurationUnit unit = (DurationUnit) appliedByUnit.getUnit().accept(this);
        return applyScale(timestampdiff().expression(null, unit, right, left));
    } else {
        // a plain "bare" Duration
        DurationUnit unit = new DurationUnit(baseUnit, basicType(Integer.class));
        BasicValuedMapping durationType = (BasicValuedMapping) expression.getNodeType();
        Expression scaledMagnitude = applyScale(timestampdiff().expression((ReturnableType<?>) expression.getNodeType(), unit, right, left));
        return new Duration(scaledMagnitude, baseUnit, durationType);
    }
}