"""
A table representing a query.

This is mainly for streaming applications.  The table represents
a DB query result.  All you can do with the data itself is iterate over
the rows.  The metadata is usable as with any other table.
"""

#c Copyright 2008-2025, the GAVO project <gavo@ari.uni-heidelberg.de>
#c
#c This program is free software, covered by the GNU GPL.  See the
#c COPYING file in the source distribution.


from gavo import base
from gavo import rscdef
from gavo.rsc import dbtable
from gavo.rsc import table


class QueryTable(table.BaseTable, dbtable.DBMethodsMixin):
	"""QueryTables are constructed with a table definition and a DB query
	feeding this table definition.

	A QueryTable must be constructed with a transactional connection (in
	sqlsupport terms: Writable).  If you pass autoClose=True, it will close this
	connection after the data is delivered.

	This funky semantics is for the benefit of taprunner; it needs a
	connection up front for uploads.

	There's an alternative constructor allowing "quick" construction of
	the result table (fromColumns).
	"""
	connection = None

	def __init__(self, tableDef, query, connection, **kwargs):
		self.connection = connection
		self.autoClose = kwargs.pop("autoClose", False)
		if "rows" in kwargs:
			raise base.ReportableError("QueryTables cannot be constructed"
				" with rows.")
		self.query = query
		table.BaseTable.__init__(self, tableDef, connection=connection,
			**kwargs)
		self._parametersToRestore = []

	@classmethod
	def fromColumns(cls, colSpec, query, connection, **kwargs):
		"""returns a QueryTable object for query, where the result table is
		inferred from colSpec.

		colSpec is a sequence consisting of either dictionaries with constructor
		arguments to rscdef.Column or complete objects suitable as rscdef.Column
		objects; further kwargs are passed on the the QueryTable's constructor.
		"""
		columns = []
		for c in colSpec:
			if isinstance(c, dict):
				columns.append(base.makeStruct(rscdef.Column, **c))
			else:
				columns.append(c)
		return cls(base.makeStruct(rscdef.TableDef, columns=columns),
			query, connection=connection, **kwargs)

	def __iter__(self):
		"""actually runs the query and returns rows (dictionaries).

		You can only iterate once.  At exhaustion, the connection will
		be closed.
		"""
		if self.connection is None:
			raise base.ReportableError("QueryTable already exhausted.")

		nRows = 0

		# We want to enable parallel execution for queries where it's
		# worth it, but we'd like to stream your giant select *-type
		# queries.  First gung-ho criterion: If there's a GROUP (sc. BY)
		# in query,
		# second gung-ho criterion: obscore queries.
		loQ = self.query.lower()
		if "group" in loQ or "ivoa.obscore" in loQ:
			cursor = self.connection.cursor()
		else:
			cursor = self.connection.cursor("cursor"+hex(id(self)))

		cursor.execute(self.query)
		try:
			while True:
				nextRows = cursor.fetchmany(100000)
				if not nextRows:
					break
				for row in nextRows:
					nRows += 1
					yield self.tableDef.makeRowFromTuple(row)
			cursor.close()

			# overflowLimit is usually set by the TAP machinery; we don't
			# want to depend on it, though.
			if getattr(self.tableDef, "overflowLimit", None)==nRows:
				self.setMeta("_queryStatus", "OVERFLOW")
		finally:
			self.cleanup()

	def __len__(self):
		return None

	def configureOnClose(self, parPairs):
		"""adds parameter pairs (as coming back from conn.configure) to
		a set of pairs to be restored when this qtable is being cleaned
		up.

		For a connection in error, use of this facility will mean
		that connections will be rolled back automatically (because
		we couldn't restore the parameters otherwise).
		"""
		self._parametersToRestore.extend(parPairs)

	def _restoreParameters(self):
		"""helps configureOnClose.
		"""
		if self._parametersToRestore and self.connection is not None:
			try:
				self.connection.configure(self._parametersToRestore)
			except base.DBError:
				# the connection might be in an error state.  Roll back and
				# try again.  If that fails again, things are really bad
				# and nobody will be interested in the fact that parameter
				# restoration has failed, so fail silently.
				try:
					self.connection.rollback()
					self.connection.configure(self._parametersToRestore)
				except base.DBError: # see above
					pass

	def cleanup(self):
		if getattr(self, "connection", None) is not None:
			if self.autoClose:
				try:
					self.connection.close()
				except base.DBError:
					# Connection already closed or similarly ignorable
					pass
			else:
				self._restoreParameters()

			self.connection = None

	def getPlan(self):
		"""returns a parsed query plan for the current query.

		After you use this method, the iterator is exhausted and the
		connection will be closed.
		"""
		cursor = self.connection.cursor()
		cursor.execute("EXPLAIN "+self.query)
		res = "\n".join(s[0] for s in cursor)
		self.cleanup()
		return res

	def __del__(self):
		self.cleanup()
