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feat(c/driver/postgresql): Implement Foreign Key information for GetObjects #757
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@@ -402,6 +402,193 @@ TEST_F(PostgresConnectionTest, GetObjectsGetAllFindsPrimaryKey) { | |||
ASSERT_TRUE(seen_primary_key) << "could not find primary key for adbc_pkey_test"; | |||
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TEST_F(PostgresConnectionTest, GetObjectsGetAllFindsForeignKey) { |
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I initially tried to combine this with the primary key test, but eventually moved away doing that as this was easier to express with its own set of tables. Still a good deal of shared elements that could be shared between the tests though
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Could possibly factor out a helper that just drops the given table + runs the given DDL so you can ASSERT_NO_FATAL_FAILURE(CreateTable("adbc_fkey_test", "CREATE TABLE ..."));
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The nested loop is...messy, I have had some ideas about how to simplify this sort of thing (basically, I think Arrow could use an IDL like Protobuf, where you can take a predefined schema and generate higher-level accessors/iterators/validators)
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I've also thought about whether some complicated tests could belong in Python instead (with the caveats around that development loop)
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Yea I don't like the loops. The IDL would be nice. Also been toying with some util helpers to abstract it in another branch, just hasn't fully materialized yet
if ((fk_catalog_name_str == "postgres") && | ||
(fk_schema_name_str == "public") && | ||
(fk_table_name_str == "adbc_fkey_test_base")) { | ||
// TODO: the current implementation makes it so the length of |
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I might be overthinking this but we have for instance 5 constraints that added right now in the test suite, of which only 2 are foreign keys. The fact that the adbc specification treats the column names of the source table and the usages as separate lists I think means we would have to ensure they are always the same length to know which source column maps to which foreign key table column. Is that the intent?
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Yes, if it's a foreign key it should be 1:1 so we know what column is being referenced by each column in the foreign key constraint.
I don't think the R failure is related to this PR? |
@@ -402,6 +402,193 @@ TEST_F(PostgresConnectionTest, GetObjectsGetAllFindsPrimaryKey) { | |||
ASSERT_TRUE(seen_primary_key) << "could not find primary key for adbc_pkey_test"; | |||
} | |||
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TEST_F(PostgresConnectionTest, GetObjectsGetAllFindsForeignKey) { |
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Could possibly factor out a helper that just drops the given table + runs the given DDL so you can ASSERT_NO_FATAL_FAILURE(CreateTable("adbc_fkey_test", "CREATE TABLE ..."));
@@ -402,6 +402,193 @@ TEST_F(PostgresConnectionTest, GetObjectsGetAllFindsPrimaryKey) { | |||
ASSERT_TRUE(seen_primary_key) << "could not find primary key for adbc_pkey_test"; | |||
} | |||
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TEST_F(PostgresConnectionTest, GetObjectsGetAllFindsForeignKey) { |
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The nested loop is...messy, I have had some ideas about how to simplify this sort of thing (basically, I think Arrow could use an IDL like Protobuf, where you can take a predefined schema and generate higher-level accessors/iterators/validators)
@@ -402,6 +402,193 @@ TEST_F(PostgresConnectionTest, GetObjectsGetAllFindsPrimaryKey) { | |||
ASSERT_TRUE(seen_primary_key) << "could not find primary key for adbc_pkey_test"; | |||
} | |||
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TEST_F(PostgresConnectionTest, GetObjectsGetAllFindsForeignKey) { |
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I've also thought about whether some complicated tests could belong in Python instead (with the caveats around that development loop)
I think the R failure is because the upstream nanoarrow package must've gotten out of sync |
I kicked the job but if it doesn't pass I don't think we have to consider it a blocker (Dewey has been working on the R stuff anyways) |
Alright, it passes. Do you want to add any changes here, or defer those for later PRs? |
I think defer any changes to subsequent PRs; not pushing those off forever just think it would be too much to solve alongside implementing this |
(...though it would be very unfortunate to have duplicate APIs for this.) |
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