PHP Criteria::addAsColumn方法代码示例

 public function testCreateSelectSqlPart()
 {
     Propel::getServiceContainer()->setAdapter('oracle', new OracleAdapter());
     $db = Propel::getServiceContainer()->getAdapter();
     $c = new Criteria();
     $c->addSelectColumn(BookTableMap::COL_ID);
     $c->addAsColumn('book_ID', BookTableMap::COL_ID);
     $fromClause = [];
     $selectSql = $db->createSelectSqlPart($c, $fromClause);
     $this->assertEquals('SELECT book.id, book.id AS book_ID', $selectSql, 'createSelectSqlPart() returns a SQL SELECT clause with both select and as columns');
     $this->assertEquals(['book'], $fromClause, 'createSelectSqlPart() adds the tables from the select columns to the from clause');
 }

 public function testCreateSelectSqlPartAliasAll()
 {
     $db = Propel::getServiceContainer()->getAdapter(BookTableMap::DATABASE_NAME);
     $c = new Criteria();
     $c->addSelectColumn(BookTableMap::COL_ID);
     $c->addAsColumn('book_id', BookTableMap::COL_ID);
     $fromClause = [];
     $selectSql = $db->createSelectSqlPart($c, $fromClause, true);
     $this->assertEquals('SELECT book.id AS book_id_1, book.id AS book_id', $selectSql, 'createSelectSqlPart() aliases all columns if passed true as last parameter');
     $this->assertEquals([], $fromClause, 'createSelectSqlPart() does not add the tables from an all-aliased list of select columns');
 }

 public function testMssqlApplyLimitWithOffsetMultipleOrderBy()
 {
     $db = Propel::getServiceContainer()->getAdapter(BookTableMap::DATABASE_NAME);
     if (!$db instanceof MssqlAdapter) {
         $this->markTestSkipped('Configured database vendor is not MsSQL');
     }
     $c = new Criteria(BookTableMap::DATABASE_NAME);
     $c->addSelectColumn(BookTableMap::COL_ID);
     $c->addSelectColumn(BookTableMap::COL_TITLE);
     $c->addSelectColumn(PublisherTableMap::COL_NAME);
     $c->addAsColumn('PublisherName', '(SELECT MAX(publisher.NAME) FROM publisher WHERE publisher.ID = book.PUBLISHER_ID)');
     $c->addJoin(BookTableMap::COL_PUBLISHER_ID, PublisherTableMap::COL_ID, Criteria::LEFT_JOIN);
     $c->addDescendingOrderByColumn('PublisherName');
     $c->addAscendingOrderByColumn(BookTableMap::COL_TITLE);
     $c->setOffset(20);
     $c->setLimit(20);
     $params = array();
     $expectedSql = "SELECT [book.ID], [book.TITLE], [publisher.NAME], [PublisherName] FROM (SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY (SELECT MAX(publisher.NAME) FROM publisher WHERE publisher.ID = book.PUBLISHER_ID) DESC, book.TITLE ASC) AS [RowNumber], book.ID AS [book.ID], book.TITLE AS [book.TITLE], publisher.NAME AS [publisher.NAME], (SELECT MAX(publisher.NAME) FROM publisher WHERE publisher.ID = book.PUBLISHER_ID) AS [PublisherName] FROM book LEFT JOIN publisher ON (book.PUBLISHER_ID=publisher.ID)) AS derivedb WHERE RowNumber BETWEEN 21 AND 40";
     $sql = $c->createSelectSql($params);
     $this->assertEquals($expectedSql, $sql);
 }

 /**
  * Ensures uniqueness of select column names by turning them all into aliases
  * This is necessary for queries on more than one table when the tables share a column name
  *
  * @see http://propel.phpdb.org/trac/ticket/795
  *
  * @param  Criteria $criteria
  * @return Criteria The input, with Select columns replaced by aliases
  */
 public function turnSelectColumnsToAliases(Criteria $criteria)
 {
     $selectColumns = $criteria->getSelectColumns();
     // clearSelectColumns also clears the aliases, so get them too
     $asColumns = $criteria->getAsColumns();
     $criteria->clearSelectColumns();
     $columnAliases = $asColumns;
     // add the select columns back
     foreach ($selectColumns as $clause) {
         // Generate a unique alias
         $baseAlias = preg_replace('/\\W/', '_', $clause);
         $alias = $baseAlias;
         // If it already exists, add a unique suffix
         $i = 0;
         while (isset($columnAliases[$alias])) {
             $i++;
             $alias = $baseAlias . '_' . $i;
         }
         // Add it as an alias
         $criteria->addAsColumn($alias, $clause);
         $columnAliases[$alias] = $clause;
     }
     // Add the aliases back, don't modify them
     foreach ($asColumns as $name => $clause) {
         $criteria->addAsColumn($name, $clause);
     }
     return $criteria;
 }

 public function testHavingRaw()
 {
     $c = new Criteria();
     $c->addSelectColumn(BookTableMap::TITLE);
     $c->addAsColumn("isb_n", BookTableMap::ISBN);
     $c->addHaving('isb_n = ?', '1234567890123', \PDO::PARAM_STR);
     $expected = 'SELECT book.TITLE, book.ISBN AS isb_n FROM book HAVING isb_n = :p1';
     $params = array();
     $result = $c->createSelectSql($params);
     $this->assertEquals($expected, $result);
     $c->doSelect($this->con);
     $expected = 'SELECT book.TITLE, book.ISBN AS isb_n FROM book HAVING isb_n = \'1234567890123\'';
     $this->assertEquals($expected, $this->con->getLastExecutedQuery());
 }

 /**
  * @expectedException \Propel\Runtime\Exception\LogicException
  */
 public function testMergeWithAsColumnsThrowsException()
 {
     $c1 = new Criteria();
     $c1->addAsColumn('foo', BookTableMap::COL_TITLE);
     $c2 = new Criteria();
     $c2->addAsColumn('foo', BookTableMap::COL_ID);
     $c1->mergeWith($c2);
 }