public Term prepare(String keyspace, ColumnSpecification receiver) throws InvalidRequestException { Function fun = FunctionResolver.get(keyspace, name, terms, receiver.ksName, receiver.cfName, receiver.type); if (fun == null) throw new InvalidRequestException(String.format("Unknown function %s called", name)); if (fun.isAggregate()) throw new InvalidRequestException("Aggregation function are not supported in the where clause"); ScalarFunction scalarFun = (ScalarFunction) fun; // Functions.get() will complain if no function "name" type check with the provided arguments. // We still have to validate that the return type matches however if (!scalarFun.testAssignment(keyspace, receiver).isAssignable()) throw new InvalidRequestException(String.format("Type error: cannot assign result of function %s (type %s) to %s (type %s)", scalarFun.name(), scalarFun.returnType().asCQL3Type(), receiver.name, receiver.type.asCQL3Type())); if (fun.argTypes().size() != terms.size()) throw new InvalidRequestException(String.format("Incorrect number of arguments specified for function %s (expected %d, found %d)", fun, fun.argTypes().size(), terms.size())); List<Term> parameters = new ArrayList<>(terms.size()); for (int i = 0; i < terms.size(); i++) { Term t = terms.get(i).prepare(keyspace, FunctionResolver.makeArgSpec(receiver.ksName, receiver.cfName, scalarFun, i)); parameters.add(t); } return new FunctionCall(scalarFun, parameters); }
public Term prepare(String keyspace, ColumnSpecification receiver) throws InvalidRequestException { Function fun = FunctionResolver.get(keyspace, name, terms, receiver.ksName, receiver.cfName, receiver.type); if (fun == null) throw new InvalidRequestException(String.format("Unknown function %s called", name)); if (fun.isAggregate()) throw new InvalidRequestException("Aggregation function are not supported in the where clause"); ScalarFunction scalarFun = (ScalarFunction) fun; // Functions.get() will complain if no function "name" type check with the provided arguments. // We still have to validate that the return type matches however if (!scalarFun.testAssignment(keyspace, receiver).isAssignable()) throw new InvalidRequestException(String.format("Type error: cannot assign result of function %s (type %s) to %s (type %s)", scalarFun.name(), scalarFun.returnType().asCQL3Type(), receiver.name, receiver.type.asCQL3Type())); if (fun.argTypes().size() != terms.size()) throw new InvalidRequestException(String.format("Incorrect number of arguments specified for function %s (expected %d, found %d)", fun, fun.argTypes().size(), terms.size())); List<Term> parameters = new ArrayList<>(terms.size()); for (int i = 0; i < terms.size(); i++) { Term t = terms.get(i).prepare(keyspace, FunctionResolver.makeArgSpec(receiver.ksName, receiver.cfName, scalarFun, i)); parameters.add(t); } return new FunctionCall(scalarFun, parameters); }
public Term prepare(String keyspace, ColumnSpecification receiver) throws InvalidRequestException { Function fun = FunctionResolver.get(keyspace, name, terms, receiver.ksName, receiver.cfName, receiver.type); if (fun == null) throw new InvalidRequestException(String.format("Unknown function %s called", name)); if (fun.isAggregate()) throw new InvalidRequestException("Aggregation function are not supported in the where clause"); ScalarFunction scalarFun = (ScalarFunction) fun; // Functions.get() will complain if no function "name" type check with the provided arguments. // We still have to validate that the return type matches however if (!scalarFun.testAssignment(keyspace, receiver).isAssignable()) throw new InvalidRequestException(String.format("Type error: cannot assign result of function %s (type %s) to %s (type %s)", scalarFun.name(), scalarFun.returnType().asCQL3Type(), receiver.name, receiver.type.asCQL3Type())); if (fun.argTypes().size() != terms.size()) throw new InvalidRequestException(String.format("Incorrect number of arguments specified for function %s (expected %d, found %d)", fun, fun.argTypes().size(), terms.size())); List<Term> parameters = new ArrayList<>(terms.size()); for (int i = 0; i < terms.size(); i++) { Term t = terms.get(i).prepare(keyspace, FunctionResolver.makeArgSpec(receiver.ksName, receiver.cfName, scalarFun, i)); parameters.add(t); } return new FunctionCall(scalarFun, parameters); }