mssql: basic support for geography and geometry types

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Vamshi Surabhi 2021-02-24 18:22:21 +05:30 committed by hasura-bot
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commit 74a58fb66c
5 changed files with 36 additions and 12 deletions

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# Hasura GraphQL Engine Changelog
## Next release
### Bug fixes and improvements
- server/mssql: fix runtime errors when selecting geography/geometry columns
## v1.4.0-alpha.2
### MSSQL support
It's now possible to add a MSSQL server as a source. For now, only read-only queries and subscriptions are supported.

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@ -587,14 +587,20 @@ fromAnnColumnField ::
-> ReaderT EntityAlias FromIr Expression
fromAnnColumnField _stringifyNumbers annColumnField = do
fieldName <- fromPGCol pgCol
if asText || True -- TODO: FIXME:
-- TODO: Does MSSQL support bignums? Probably, but needs researching.
{-(IR.isScalarColumnWhere PG.isBigNum typ && stringifyNumbers == StringifyNumbers)-}
then pure (ToStringExpression (ColumnExpression fieldName))
-- TODO: Handle stringifying large numbers
{-(IR.isScalarColumnWhere PG.isBigNum typ && stringifyNumbers == StringifyNumbers)-}
-- for geometry and geography values, the automatic json encoding on sql
-- server would fail. So we need to convert it to a format the json encoding
-- handles. Ideally we want this representation to be GeoJSON but sql server
-- doesn't have any functions to convert to GeoJSON format. So we return it in
-- WKT format
if typ == (IR.ColumnScalar GeometryType) || typ == (IR.ColumnScalar GeographyType)
then pure $ MethodExpression (ColumnExpression fieldName) "STAsText" []
else pure (ColumnExpression fieldName)
where
IR.AnnColumnField { _acfInfo = IR.ColumnInfo{pgiColumn=pgCol,pgiType=_typ}
, _acfAsText = asText :: Bool
IR.AnnColumnField { _acfInfo = IR.ColumnInfo{pgiColumn=pgCol,pgiType=typ}
, _acfAsText = _asText :: Bool
, _acfOp = _ :: Maybe (IR.ColumnOp 'MSSQL) -- TODO: What's this?
} = annColumnField

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@ -3,8 +3,7 @@
-- |
module Hasura.Backends.MSSQL.Meta
( MetadataError(..)
, loadDBMetadata
( loadDBMetadata
) where
import Hasura.Prelude
@ -31,10 +30,6 @@ import Hasura.SQL.Backend
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Loader
data MetadataError
= UnknownScalarType Text
deriving (Show)
loadDBMetadata :: Connection -> IO (DBTablesMetadata 'MSSQL)
loadDBMetadata conn = do
let sql = $(Q.sqlFromFile "src-rsr/mssql_table_metadata.sql")
@ -179,6 +174,8 @@ parseScalarType = \case
"varbinary" -> VarbinaryType
"bit" -> BitType
"uniqueidentifier" -> GuidType
"geography" -> GeographyType
"geometry" -> GeometryType
t -> UnknownType t

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@ -93,6 +93,10 @@ fromExpression =
"(" <+> fromExpression x <+> ") != (" <+> fromExpression y <+> ")"
ToStringExpression e -> "CONCAT(" <+> fromExpression e <+> ", '')"
SelectExpression s -> "(" <+> IndentPrinter 1 (fromSelect s) <+> ")"
MethodExpression field method args ->
fromExpression field <+> "." <+>
fromString (T.unpack method) <+>
"(" <+> (SeqPrinter $ map fromExpression args) <+> ")"
OpExpression op x y ->
"(" <+>
fromExpression x <+>

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@ -157,6 +157,8 @@ data Expression
-- behave like it knows your field is JSON and not double-encode
-- it.
| ToStringExpression Expression
-- expression.text(e1, e2, ..)
| MethodExpression !Expression !Text ![Expression]
| JsonValueExpression Expression JsonPath
-- ^ This is for getting actual atomic values out of a JSON
-- string.
@ -266,6 +268,8 @@ data ScalarType
| TinyintType
| BitType
| GuidType
| GeographyType
| GeometryType
| UnknownType !Text
scalarTypeDBName :: ScalarType -> Text
@ -291,6 +295,8 @@ scalarTypeDBName = \case
TinyintType -> "tinyint"
BitType -> "bit"
GuidType -> "uniqueidentifier"
GeographyType -> "geography"
GeometryType -> "geometry"
-- the input form for types that aren't explicitly supported is a string
UnknownType t -> t
@ -317,6 +323,11 @@ parseScalarValue scalarType jValue = case scalarType of
TinyintType -> ODBC.IntValue <$> parseJValue jValue
BitType -> ODBC.ByteValue <$> parseJValue jValue
GuidType -> ODBC.TextValue <$> parseJValue jValue
-- TODO: We'll need to wrap this with geography::STGeomFromText
GeographyType -> ODBC.TextValue <$> parseJValue jValue
GeometryType -> ODBC.TextValue <$> parseJValue jValue
-- the input format for types that aren't explicitly supported is a string
UnknownType _ -> ODBC.TextValue <$> parseJValue jValue
where