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示例1: get_in_or_equal
/**
* Constructs 'IN()' or '=' sql fragment
*
* Method overriding {@link moodle_database::get_in_or_equal} to be able to get
* more than 1000 elements working, to avoid ORA-01795. We use a pivoting technique
* to be able to transform the params into virtual rows, so the original IN()
* expression gets transformed into a subquery. Once more, be noted that we shouldn't
* be using ever get_in_or_equal() with such number of parameters (proper subquery and/or
* chunking should be used instead).
*
* @param mixed $items A single value or array of values for the expression.
* @param int $type Parameter bounding type : SQL_PARAMS_QM or SQL_PARAMS_NAMED.
* @param string $prefix Named parameter placeholder prefix (a unique counter value is appended to each parameter name).
* @param bool $equal True means we want to equate to the constructed expression, false means we don't want to equate to it.
* @param mixed $onemptyitems This defines the behavior when the array of items provided is empty. Defaults to false,
* meaning throw exceptions. Other values will become part of the returned SQL fragment.
* @throws coding_exception | dml_exception
* @return array A list containing the constructed sql fragment and an array of parameters.
*/
public function get_in_or_equal($items, $type = SQL_PARAMS_QM, $prefix = 'param', $equal = true, $onemptyitems = false)
{
list($sql, $params) = parent::get_in_or_equal($items, $type, $prefix, $equal, $onemptyitems);
// Less than 1000 elements, nothing to do.
if (count($params) < 1000) {
return array($sql, $params);
// Return unmodified.
}
// Extract the interesting parts of the sql to rewrite.
if (preg_match('!(^.*IN \\()([^\\)]*)(.*)$!', $sql, $matches) === false) {
return array($sql, $params);
// Return unmodified.
}
$instart = $matches[1];
$insql = $matches[2];
$inend = $matches[3];
$newsql = '';
// Some basic verification about the matching going ok.
$insqlarr = explode(',', $insql);
if (count($insqlarr) !== count($params)) {
return array($sql, $params);
// Return unmodified.
}
// Arrived here, we need to chunk and pivot the params, building a new sql (params remain the same).
$addunionclause = false;
while ($chunk = array_splice($insqlarr, 0, 125)) {
// Each chunk will handle up to 125 (+125 +1) elements (DECODE max is 255).
$chunksize = count($chunk);
if ($addunionclause) {
$newsql .= "\n UNION ALL";
}
$newsql .= "\n SELECT DECODE(pivot";
$counter = 1;
foreach ($chunk as $element) {
$newsql .= ",\n {$counter}, " . trim($element);
$counter++;
}
$newsql .= ")";
$newsql .= "\n FROM dual";
$newsql .= "\n CROSS JOIN (SELECT LEVEL AS pivot FROM dual CONNECT BY LEVEL <= {$chunksize})";
$addunionclause = true;
}
// Rebuild the complete IN() clause and return it.
return array($instart . $newsql . $inend, $params);
}