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  • Committer: Brian Aker
  • Date: 2010-11-08 18:24:58 UTC
  • mto: (1921.1.1 trunk)
  • mto: This revision was merged to the branch mainline in revision 1916.
  • Revision ID: brian@tangent.org-20101108182458-twv4hyix43ojno80
Merge in changes such that lock is now broken out into its own directory.

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drizzled/message/statement_transform.h
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transformTableDefinitionToSql(const Table &table,
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                              std::string &destination,
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                              enum TransformSqlVariant sql_variant= DRIZZLE,
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                              bool with_schema= false);
 
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                              bool with_schema= true);
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/**
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 * Appends to the supplied string an SQL expression
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/**
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 * Appends to the supplied string an SQL expression
 
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 * representing the foreign key attributes.  The built string
 
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 * corresponds to the SQL in a CREATE TABLE statement.
 
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 *
 
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 * @param[in]   Foreign Key Constraint message
 
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 * @param[in]   Table containing this foregin key (used to get field names...)
 
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 * @param[out]  String to append to
 
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 *
 
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 * @retval
 
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 *  NONE if successful transformation
 
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 * @retval
 
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 *  Error code (see enum TransformSqlError definition) if failure
 
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 */
 
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enum TransformSqlError
 
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transformForeignKeyConstraintDefinitionToSql(const Table::ForeignKeyConstraint &fkey,
 
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                                             const Table &table,
 
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                                             std::string &destination,
 
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                                             enum TransformSqlVariant sql_variant = DRIZZLE);
 
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/**
 
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 * Appends to the supplied string an SQL expression
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 * representing the field's attributes.  The built string
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 * corresponds to the SQL in a CREATE TABLE statement.
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 *