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:- module( prosqlite,
[ sqlite_connect/2, % +FileName, -Conn
sqlite_connect/3, % +FileName, -Conn, +Opts
sqlite_disconnect/1, % +Conn
sqlite_current_connection/1,% -Conn
sqlite_query/2, % +SQL, -Row
sqlite_query/3, % +Conn, +SQL, -Row
sqlite_format_query/3, % +Conn, +SQL, -Row
sqlite_current_table/2, % +Conn, -Table
sqlite_current_table/3, % +Conn, ?Table, -Facet
sqlite_table_column/3, % +Conn, ?Table, ?Column
sqlite_table_column/4, % +Conn, ?Table, ?Column, -Facet
sqlite_table_count/3, % +Conn, +Table, -Count
sqlite_default_connection/1,% -Conn
sqlite_date_sql_atom/2, % ?Date, ?SqlAtom
sqlite_pragma/3, % ?Date, ?SqlAtom
sqlite_version/2, % -Version, -Date
sqlite_binary_version/2, % -Version, -Date
sqlite_citation/2 % -Atom, Bibterm
] ).
:- use_module(library(lists)).
% android does it by loading the code at startup.
:- if prolog_flag( host_type , Host), \+ sub_atom(Host, _, _, 0, androideabi).
:- use_module(library(shlib)).
:- load_foreign_library(foreign(prosqlite)).
:- endif.
:- dynamic( sqlite_connection/3 ).
:- dynamic( sqlite_db:sqlite_asserted/4 ).
/** <module> proSQLite: a Prolog interface to the SQLite database system.
This library follows the design and borrows code from the ODBC library of SWI-Prolog
http://www.swi-prolog.org/pldoc/packasqlite_connectge/odbc.html .
The SQLite system is a powerful zero-configuration management systme that interacts
with single-file databases that are cross-platform compatible binaries.
ProSQLite provides three layers of interaction with SQLite databases.
At the lower level is the querying via SQL statements. A second layer
allows the interogation of the database dictionary, and the final level
facilitates the viewing of database tables as predicates.
See the publication pointed to by sqlite_citation/2, for further details.
If you use prosqlite in your research, please consider citing this publication.
The library has been developed and tested on SWI 6.3.2 but it should
also work on YAP Prolog.
The easiest way to install on SWI is via the package manager.
Simply do:
==
?- pack_install( prosqlite ).
==
And you are good to go.
There are good/full examples in the sources, directory examples/.
For instance test by :
==
?- [predicated].
?- predicated.
==
There is a sister package, db_facts (also installable via the manager).
Db_facts, allow interaction with the underlying database via Prolog terms,
That library can also be used as a common compatibility layer for the ODBC
and proSQLite libraries of SWI-Prolog, as it works on both type of connections.
ProSQLite is debug/1 aware: call =|debug(sqlite)|= to see what is sent to
the sqlite engine.
There are MS wins DLLs included in the sources and recent version of the SWI package
manager will install these properly.
@version 0.1.2, 2013/11/1
@license Perl Artistic License
@author Nicos Angelopoulos
@author Sander Canisius
@see Sander Canisius, Nicos Angelopoulos and Lodewyk Wessels. proSQLite: Prolog file based databases via an SQLite interface. In the proceedings of Practical Aspects of Declarative languages (PADL 2013), (2013, Rome, Italy).
@see Sander Canisius, Nicos Angelopoulos and Lodewyk Wessels. Exploring file based databases via an Sqlite interface. In the ICLP Workshop on Logic-based methods in Programming Environments, p. 2-9, (2012, Budapest, Hungary).
@see http://stoics.org.uk/~nicos/pbs/wlpe2012_sqlite.pdf
@see http://stoics.org.uk/~nicos/sware/prosqlite
@see http://stoics.org.uk/~nicos/sware/db_facts
@see http://www.sqlite.org/
@see files in examples/ directory
@see also available as a SWI pack http://www.swi-prolog.org/pack/list
@tbd set pragmas
*/
:- use_module( library(debug) ).
:- at_halt( sqlite_disconnect ).
/* defaults and start ups */
arity_flag_values( [arity,unary,both,palette] ).
%-Section interface predicates
%
%% sqlite_version( -Version, -Date ).
% The current version. Version is a Mj:Mn:Fx term, and date is a date(Y,M,D) term.
%
sqlite_version( 0:1:2, date(2013,11,1) ).
%% sqlite_binary_version( -Version, -Date ).
% The current version of the binaries. If the installed binaries are not compiled from
% the sources, then this might be different (=older) that the sqlite Porlog source version
% returned by sqlite_version/2. Version is a Mj:Mn:Fx term, and date is a date(Y,M,D) term.
%
sqlite_binary_version( Ver, Date ) :-
c_sqlite_version( Ver, Date ).
%% sqlite_citation( -Atom, -Bibterm ).
% Succeeds once for each publication related to this library. Atom is the atom representation
% suitable for printing while Bibterm is a bibtex(Type,Key,Pairs) term of the same publication.
% Produces all related publications on backtracking.
sqlite_citation( Atom, bibtex(Type,Key,Pairs) ) :-
Atom = 'Sander Canisius, Nicos Angelopoulos and Lodewyk Wessels. proSQLite: Prolog file based databases via an SQLite interface. In the proceedings of Practical Aspects of Declarative languages (PADL 2013), (2013, Rome, Italy).',
Type = inproceedings,
Key = 'CanisiusS+2013',
Pairs = [
author = 'Sander Canisius and Nicos Angelopoulos and Lodewyk Wessels',
title = 'Exploring file based databases via an Sqlite interface',
booktitle = 'In ICLP Workshop on Logic-based methods in Programming Environments (WLPE\'12)',
year = 2012,
pages= '2-9',
month = 'September',
address = 'Budapest, Hungary',
url = 'http://stoics.org.uk/~nicos/pbs/padl2013-prosqlite.pdf'
].
sqlite_citation( Atom, bibtex(Type,Key,Pairs) ) :-
Atom = 'Exploring file based databases via an Sqlite interface. \n Canisius Sander, Nicos Angelopoulos and Lodewyk Wessels \n In the ICLP Workshop on Logic-based methods in Programming Environments (WLPE\'12),\n p.2-9, 2012. Budapest, Hungary.',
Type = inproceedings,
Key = 'CanisiusS+2012',
Pairs = [
author = 'Sander Canisius and Nicos Angelopoulos and Lodewyk Wessels',
title = 'Exploring file based databases via an Sqlite interface',
booktitle = 'In ICLP Workshop on Logic-based methods in Programming Environments (WLPE\'12)',
year = 2012,
pages= '2-9',
month = 'September',
address = 'Budapest, Hungary',
url = 'http://stoics.org.uk/~nicos/pbs/wlpe2012_sqlite.pdf'
].
%% sqlite_connect(+File, ?Alias).
%
% Open a connection to an sqlite File. If Alias is a variable, an opaque atom
% is generated and unified to it. The opened db connection to file can be accessed via Alias.
%
% ==
% sqlite_connect('uniprot.sqlite', uniprot).
% ==
%
sqlite_connect(File, Conn) :-
sqlite_connect(File, Conn, []).
/** sqlite_connect(+File, ?Connection, +Options).
Open a connection to an sqlite File. If Connection is a variable, an opaque atom
is generated, otherwise the opened file is connected to handle Connecction.
Options is a sinlge term or a list of terms from the following:
* alias(Atom) identify the connection as Alias in all transactions
* as_predicates(AsPred) if true, create hook predicates that map
each sqlite table to a prolog predicate.
These are created in module user, and it is
the user's responsibility to be unique in this module.
* at_module(AtMod) the module at which the predicates will be asserted at
(if as_predicates(true)) is also given). Default is =|user|=.
* table_as(Table,Pname,Arity) map the table to predicate with name Pname. Arity should be
defined for this representaition as per with_arity() option.
* arity(arity) Arity denotes the arity of access clauses to be added in the prolog database that
correspond to SQLite tables. The default is =|arity|=, which asserts a
predicate matching the arity of the table.
=|both|= adds two predicates, one matching the arity and a single argument one.
The later can be interrogated with something like
==
?- phones( [name=naku, telephone=T] ).
==
=|unary|= only adds the unary version, and =|palette|= adds a suite of predicates
with arities from 1 to N, where N is the number of columns.
These can be interrogated by :
==
?- phones( name=Name ).
?- phones( name=naku, telephone=T ).
?- phones( [name=naku, telephone=T] ).
==
Predicated tables can be used to insert values to the database by virtue of all
their columns are give ground values.
* exists(Boolean) do not throw an error if file does not exist and
Boolean is false. Default is true and an error is
thrown if the Sqlite file does not exist.
* ext(Ext) database files are assumed to have an sqlite extension at their end.
To ovewrite this give Ext ('' for no extension).
* verbose(Verb) Iff Verb==true printa message about which file is used- from within C (false).
When unary predicates are defined the columns can be interrogated/accessed by list pairs of the form Column=Value.
Column-Value and Column:Value are also recognised.
So for example, for table =|phones|= with columns Name, Address and Phone, prosqlite will add
==
phones(_,_,_)
==
as a response to as_predicates, and
==
phones(_)
==
if Arity is =|unary|=
The latter can be interrogated by
==
phones( ['Name'=naku','Phone'=Phone] ).
==
which will return the phone number(s) associated with individual named by =|naku|=.
See source file examples/predicated.pl .
*/
sqlite_connect(FileIn, Conn, OptIn) :-
to_list( OptIn, Opts ),
( memberchk(ext(Ext),Opts) -> true; Ext=sqlite ),
( file_name_extension(_,Ext,FileIn) -> File=FileIn; file_name_extension(FileIn,Ext,File) ),
sqlite_connect_1(File, Conn, Opts).
sqlite_connect_1(File, _Conn, Opts) :-
\+ exists_file(File),
\+ memberchk(exists(false), Opts),
!,
open(File, read, _). % just so it throws a nice error
sqlite_connect_1(File1, Conn, Opts) :-
sqlite_alias(Opts, Conn, Alias),
\+ var(Alias),
sqlite_connection(Conn,File2,_),
!,
( File1==File2 ->
print_message( informational, sqlite(connection_already_open(Conn)) )
;
sqlite_error( alias_in_use(Conn,File2) )
).
sqlite_connect_1(File, Alias, Opts) :-
sqlite_alias(Opts, Conn, Alias),
( sqlite_connection(_Conn1,File,Alias1) ->
portray_message( informational, file_already_open(File,Alias1) )
;
true
),
( (memberchk(verbose(Verb),Opts),Verb==true) ->
print_message( informational, sqlite(db_at(File)) )
;
true
),
c_sqlite_connect(File, Conn),
asserta( sqlite_connection(Alias,File,Conn) ),
( sqlite_establish_predicates(Opts, Conn) ->
true
;
retractall( sqlite_connection(Alias,File,Conn) ),
c_sqlite_disconnect(Conn),
sqlite_error( predicated_creation_error(File,Alias) )
).
/*
sqlite_connect(File, Conn, Opts) :-
c_sqlite_connect(File, Internal),
!,
assert( sqlite_connection(Conn,File,Internal) ).
*/
% this is currently private only for use with at_halt.
%
sqlite_disconnect :-
sqlite_connection(Alias,_,_),
sqlite_disconnect( Alias ),
fail.
sqlite_disconnect.
%% sqlite_disconnect( +Alias ).
%
% Terminate the connection to a SQLite database file.
%
% ==
% sqlite_disconnect(uniprot).
% ==
%
sqlite_disconnect( Alias ) :-
once( sqlite_connection(Alias,_,Conn) ),
!,
debug( sqlite, 'Disconnecting from db with alias: ~w.', [Alias] ),
c_sqlite_disconnect( Conn ),
retractall( sqlite_connection(Alias,_,Conn) ),
findall( pam(Pname,Arity,Mod), sqlite_db:sqlite_asserted(Conn,Pname,Arity,Mod), PAs ),
maplist( sqlite_clean_up_predicated_for(Conn), PAs ).
sqlite_disconnect( Alias ) :-
sqlite_fail( not_a_connection(Alias) ).
sqlite_clean_up_predicated_for( Conn, pam(Pname,Arity,Mod) ) :-
% functor( Head, Pname, Arity ),
% retractall( Mod:Head ),
abolish( Mod:Pname, Arity ),
retractall( sqlite_db:sqlite_asserted(Conn,Pname,Arity,Mod) ).
%% sqlite_current_connection(-Connection).
%
% Return or interrogate the name of open connection handles.
%
sqlite_current_connection(Conn) :-
sqlite_connection(Conn,_,_).
%% sqlite_default_connection(-Connection).
%
% Return or interrogate the name of the default connection. This is the
% last connection opened.
%
sqlite_default_connection(Alias) :-
sqlite_connection(Alias,_,_),
!.
%% sqlite_query(+Sql, -Row).
%
% Post an Sql query to default connection and get row result in Row.
%
sqlite_query(Sql, Row) :-
sqlite_default_connection(Alias),
sqlite_query(Alias, Sql, Row).
%% sqlite_query(+Connection, +Sql, -Row).
%
% Post an Sql query to Sqlite Connection and get row result in Row.
%
sqlite_query(Alias, Query, Row) :-
sqlite_alias_connection(Alias, Connection),
debug( sqlite, 'Alias: ~w, sending: ~a', [Alias,Query] ),
c_sqlite_query(Connection, Query, Row).
%% sqlite_format_query(+Connection, +FAs, -Row).
%
% Post a format style Sql query to Sqlite Connection and get row result in Row.
% FAs is a - pair structure : Format-Arguments.
%
% ==
% sqlite_format_query(uniprot, 'PRAGMA table_info(~w)'-Table, row(_, Column, _, _, _, _))
% ==
%
%
sqlite_format_query(Alias, Format-Arguments, Row) :-
format(atom(Query), Format, Arguments),
sqlite_query(Alias, Query, Row).
%% sqlite_current_table(+Connection, -Table).
%
% Return or interrogate tables in the Sqlite database associated with Connection.
%
sqlite_current_table(Alias, Table) :-
var( Table ),
!,
sqlite_query(Alias, 'SELECT name FROM sqlite_master WHERE type = "table"', row(Table)).
sqlite_current_table(Alias, Table) :-
ground( Table ),
sqlite_query(Alias, 'SELECT name FROM sqlite_master WHERE type = "table"', row(TableIn)),
%13.10.26: have a look at the C code above to see if 'row(Table)' can work on the above line.
Table = TableIn,
!.
%% sqlite_current_table(+Connection, ?Table, -Facet ).
%
% Facet is a property of Table found at Connection. Currently only arity(Arity) is
% delivered.
sqlite_current_table(Connection, Table, Facet ) :-
sqlite_current_table(Connection, Table),
sqlite_facet_table( Facet, Connection, Table ).
%% sqlite_table_column(+Connection, ?Table, -Column).
%
% Return or interrogate tables and columns in the Sqlite database associated with Connection.
%
sqlite_table_column( Alias, Table, Column ) :-
set_table( Alias, Table ),
sqlite_format_query(Alias, 'PRAGMA table_info(~w)'-Table, row(_, Column, _, _, _, _)).
%% sqlite_table_column(+Connection, ?Table, ?Column, -Facet).
%
% Facet is one of:
% * position(Nth0) position of the Column in the table, first being 0.
% * data_type(Dtype) the data type for the column
% * nullable(Null) can this column be set to the null value
% * defautl(Default) the default value for the
% * primary_key(Key) is this column part of the primary key ?
%
sqlite_table_column(Alias, Table, Column, Facet) :-
set_table( Alias, Table ),
sqlite_format_query(Alias, 'PRAGMA table_info(~w)'-Table, Row ),
Row = row(_, Column, _, _, _, _),
sqlite_pragma_info_facet( Row, Facet ).
sqlite_pragma_info_facet( row(Nth0,_,_,_,_,_), position(Nth0) ).
sqlite_pragma_info_facet( row(_,_,Dtype,_,_,_), data_type(Dtype) ).
sqlite_pragma_info_facet( row(_,_,_,Null,_,_), nullable(Null) ). % fixme, ensure same semantics as ODBC
sqlite_pragma_info_facet( row(_,_,_,_,Default,_), default(Default) ).
sqlite_pragma_info_facet( row(_,_,_,_,_,Key), primary_key(Key) ).
%% sqlite_pragma( +Alias, +Pragma, -Row ).
%
% Interrogate SQLite Pragmas. Currently only reading is supported.
% Pragma can be an atom or a - separated pair, as in =|table_info-TableName|=.
%
%==
% sqlite_pragma( phone_db, encoding, Row).
%==
sqlite_pragma( Alias, Pragma-Par, Row ) :-
!,
atomic_list_concat( ['PRAGMA',Pragma,'(~w)'],' ', Query ),
sqlite_format_query( Alias, Query-Par, Row ).
sqlite_pragma( Alias, Pragma, Row ) :-
atomic_list_concat( ['PRAGMA',Pragma],' ', Query ),
sqlite_query( Alias, Query, Row ).
% pragmas_info( [...,encoding,...,secure_delete,synchronous,temp_store,writable_schema] ).
pragmas_comm( [shrink_memory] ).
set_table( Alias, Table ) :-
( var(Table) ->
sqlite_current_table(Alias, Table)
;
true
).
%% sqlite_table_count(+Connection, +Table, -Count).
%
% True if Count is the number of rows in Sqlite Connection associated Table.
%
sqlite_table_count(Alias, Table, Count) :-
Sel = 'Select count (*) from ~w',
sqlite_format_query(Alias, Sel-Table, row(Count)),
!.
/** sqlite_date_sql_atom( Date, Sql ).
Convert between a Prolog date/3 term and an Sql atom.
The conversion is bidirectional.
*/
sqlite_date_sql_atom( date(Y,M,D), Sql ) :-
ground( Sql ),
!,
atomic_list_concat( Consts, '/', Sql ),
maplist( atom_number, Consts, [Y,M,D] ).
sqlite_date_sql_atom( date(Y,M,D), Sql ) :-
atomic_list_concat( ['"',Y], Ya ),
atomic_list_concat( [D,'"'], Da ),
atomic_list_concat( [Ya,M,Da], '/', Sql ).
%-Section non-interface sqlite specific predicates
%
sqlite_alias(Opts, _Conn, Alias) :-
memberchk(alias(Alias), Opts),
!.
sqlite_alias(_Opts, _Conn, Alias ) :-
atomic( Alias ),
!.
sqlite_alias(_Opts, Conn, Conn).
sqlite_establish_predicates( Opts, Conn ) :-
memberchk(as_predicates(true), Opts),
!,
findall(T-C, sqlite_table_column(Conn,T,C), TCs ),
findall( T, member(T-_,TCs), RepTs ),
sort( RepTs, Ts ),
findall( T-Cs, (member(T,Ts),findall(C,member(T-C,TCs),Cs)), TdCs ),
( memberchk(at_module(Mod), Opts) -> true; Mod = user ),
arity_option( Opts, ArityF ),
sqlite_establish_tables(TdCs, Conn, Mod, ArityF, Opts ).
sqlite_establish_predicates(_Opts, _Conn ).
sqlite_establish_tables( [], _Conn, _Mod, _ArityF, _Opts ).
sqlite_establish_tables( [Table-Columns|T], Conn, Mod, ArityF, Opts ) :-
( memberchk(table_as(Table,Pname,TArityF), Opts) ->
true
;
Pname = Table, TArityF = ArityF
),
sqlite_establish_table(TArityF,Table,Pname,Columns,Conn,Mod),
% Internal = 'Internal prosqlite error. Unable to establish table',
% throw( Internal:TArityF/Table ) % handled furter up now
sqlite_establish_tables( T, Conn, Mod, ArityF, Opts ).
sqlite_establish_table( arity, Table, Pname, Columns, Conn, Mod ) :-
length( Columns, Arity ),
sqlite_establish_table_typed( Table, Pname, Columns, Conn, Mod, predicate, Arity ).
sqlite_establish_table( both, Table, Pname, Columns, Conn, Mod ) :-
sqlite_establish_table_typed( Table, Pname, Columns, Conn, Mod, unary, 1 ),
length( Columns, Arity ),
sqlite_establish_table_typed( Table, Pname, Columns, Conn, Mod, predicate, Arity ).
sqlite_establish_table( unary, Table, Pname, Columns, Conn, Mod ) :-
sqlite_establish_table_typed( Table, Pname, Columns, Conn, Mod, unary, 1 ).
sqlite_establish_table( palette, Table, Pname, Columns, Conn, Mod ) :-
length( Columns, Arity ),
% Shorter is Arity - 1,
findall( _, ( between(1,Arity,I),
sqlite_establish_table_typed(Table, Pname, Columns, Conn, Mod, palette, I)
), _ ).
sqlite_establish_table_typed( Table, Pname, Columns, Conn, Mod, ArityF, Arity ) :-
functor( Head, Pname, Arity ),
Head =..[Pname|Args],
Body = prosqlite:sqlite_holds(Conn,Table,Arity,ArityF,Columns,Args),
( clause(Mod:Head,_Body) ->
sqlite_fail( maps_to_existing_predicate(Pname,Arity) )
;
true
),
% retractall( Mod:Head ), % fixme: double check this and test it works
( sqlite_db:sqlite_asserted(Conn1,Pname,Args,_Mod1) ->
sqlite_fail( predicate_already_registered(Conn1,Pname,Arity) )
;
Mod:assert((Head :- Body))
),
assert( sqlite_db:sqlite_asserted(Conn,Pname,Arity,Mod) ).
% assert((Head :- Body)),
sqlite_holds( AliasOr, Name, _Arity, Type, Columns, Args ) :-
sqlite_alias_connection( AliasOr, Conn ),
pl_as_predicate_to_sql_ready_data( Type, Columns, Args, KnwnClmPrs, UnKnwnCs, UnKnwnAs ),
sqlite_holds_unknown( UnKnwnCs, UnKnwnAs, KnwnClmPrs, Name, Columns, Conn ).
/* fixme:
sqlite_holds_unknown( [], _UnKnwnAs, KnwnClmPrs, Name, Columns, Conn ) :-
shall we throw an error if there is nothing to report and nothing to assert ?
*/
sqlite_holds_unknown( UnKnwnCs, UnKnwnAs, KnwnClmPrs, Name, _Columns, Conn ) :-
sql_clm_value_pairs_to_where(KnwnClmPrs, Where),
atomic_list_concat( UnKnwnCs, ',', UnC ),
atomic_list_concat( ['Select ',UnC,'From',Name,Where,';'], ' ', Sql ),
Row =.. [row|UnKnwnAs],
debug( sqlite, 'Conn: ~w, sending: ~a', [Conn,Sql] ),
c_sqlite_query(Conn, Sql, Row).
sqlite_alias_connection( Alias, Connection ) :-
sqlite_connection( Alias,_,Connection ),
!.
% allows access with either alias or connection :
sqlite_alias_connection( Connection, Connection ) :-
sqlite_connection(_,_,Connection),
!.
sqlite_alias_connection( Alias, _Connection ) :-
sqlite_error( unknown_alias(Alias) ).
% fixme: we should really use the db_facts code here.
pl_as_predicate_to_sql_ready_data( unary, Columns, [Args], KnwnClmPrs, UnKnwnCs, UnKnwnAs ) :-
pl_look_for_args_to_un_known( Args, Columns, KnwnClmPrs, UnKnwnCs, UnKnwnAs ).
pl_as_predicate_to_sql_ready_data( palette, Columns, ArgsIn, KnwnClmPrs, UnKnwnCs, UnKnwnAs ) :-
( (ArgsIn=[Args],is_list(Args)) -> true; Args = ArgsIn ),
pl_args_column_arg_ground_or_not_pairs(Args,Columns,KnwnClmPrs,UnKnwnCs,UnKnwnAs),
( maplist(var,Args) ->
true % then a palette predicate has been called with full arity and all variables
;
% maplist( look_for_pair,Args,_,_),
findall( LFA, (member(LFA,Args),look_for_pair_silent(LFA,_,_)), [] )
% then a palette predicate has been called with full arity and look_for_pair
),
!.
pl_as_predicate_to_sql_ready_data( palette, Columns, ArgsIn, KnwnClmPrs, UnKnwnCs, UnKnwnAs ) :-
( (ArgsIn=[Args],is_list(Args)) -> true; Args = ArgsIn ),
pl_look_for_args_to_un_known( Args, Columns, KnwnClmPrs, UnKnwnCs, UnKnwnAs ).
pl_as_predicate_to_sql_ready_data( predicate, Columns, Args, KnwnClmPrs, UnKnwnCs, UnKnwnAs ) :-
pl_args_column_arg_ground_or_not_pairs( Args, Columns, KnwnClmPrs, UnKnwnCs, UnKnwnAs ).
pl_args_column_arg_ground_or_not_pairs( [], [], [], [], [] ).
pl_args_column_arg_ground_or_not_pairs( [A|As], [C|Cs], Knwn, UnCs, UnAs ) :-
( ground(A) ->
Knwn = [C-A|TKnwn],
TUnCs = UnCs,
TUnAs = UnAs
;
TKnwn = Knwn,
UnCs = [C|TUnCs],
UnAs = [A|TUnAs]
),
pl_args_column_arg_ground_or_not_pairs( As, Cs, TKnwn, TUnCs, TUnAs ).
pl_look_for_args_to_un_known( [], _Columns, [], [], [] ).
pl_look_for_args_to_un_known( [A|As], Columns, Knwn, UnKnwnCs, UnKnownAs ) :-
look_for_pair( A, Clm, Val ),
is_one_of_columns( Clm, Columns ),
( ground(Val) ->
Knwn = [Clm-Val|TKnwn],
TUnKnwnCs = UnKnwnCs,
TUnKnownAs = UnKnownAs
;
TKnwn = Knwn,
UnKnwnCs = [Clm|TUnKnwnCs],
UnKnownAs = [Val|TUnKnownAs]
),
pl_look_for_args_to_un_known( As, Columns, TKnwn, TUnKnwnCs, TUnKnownAs ).
is_one_of_columns( Clm, Columns ) :-
memberchk( Clm, Columns ),
!.
is_one_of_columns( Clm, Columns ) :-
sqlite_error( unknown_column(Clm,Columns) ).
look_for_pair( Pair, K, V ) :-
look_for_pair_silent( Pair, K, V ),
!.
look_for_pair( Term, _A, _B ) :-
% print_message(informational, pack(git_fetch(Dir))).
sqlite_error( pair_representation(Term) ).
% type_error( 'Binary compound with functor {=,-,:}', Term ).
% Type = 'Binary compound with functor {=,-,:}',
% print_message( error, error(type_error(Type,Term)) ),
% abort.
look_for_pair_silent( A=B, A, B ).
look_for_pair_silent( A-B, A, B ).
look_for_pair_silent( A:B, A, B ).
/* error messages */
sqlite_error( Term ) :-
Type = error,
print_message( Type, sqlite(Term) ),
abort.
sqlite_fail( Term ) :-
Type = informational,
sqlite_fail( Type, Term ).
sqlite_fail( Type, Term ) :-
print_message( Type, sqlite(Term) ),
fail.
%-Section error handling.
:- multifile prolog:message//1.
prolog:message(sqlite(Message)) -->
message(Message).
message( pair_representation(Term) ) -->
['Wrong term type ~q in predicated table arguments. Expected binary with functor, {=,:,-}.' - [Term] ].
message( unknown_column(Clm,Columns) ) -->
[ 'Unkown column, ~q expected one in ~q.' - [Clm,Columns] ].
message( unknown_alias(Alias) ) -->
['Not a known alias or connection:~q.' - Alias ].
message( wrong_arity_value(ArityF) ) -->
{ arity_flag_values( Arities ) },
[ 'Unrecognised arity option value ~q, expected ~q.' - [ArityF,Arities] ].
message( predicated_creation_error(File,Alias) ) -->
[ 'Closed connection ~q to file ~q due to failure in predicated table creation.' - [Alias,File] ].
message( connection_already_open(Conn) ) -->
[ 'Connection already open ~q.'- [Conn] ].
message( alias_in_use(Conn,File) ) -->
[ 'Alias/connection ~q already in use for file ~q.'- [Conn,File] ].
message( not_a_connection(Alias) ) -->
[ 'Not an open connection or known alias to a connection: ~q' - [Alias] ].
message( insufficient_columns(Goal,Op) ) -->
[ 'Insufficient number of known column values in ~q for operation ~q.' - [Goal,Op] ].
message( predicate_already_registered(Conn,Pname,Arity) ) -->
[ 'Predicate ~q already registered by connection ~q' - [Pname/Arity,Conn] ].
message( maps_to_existing_predicate(Pname,Arity) ) -->
['Predicated table maps to existing predicate ~q.' - [Pname/Arity] ].
message( file_already_open(File,Alias) ) -->
['File, ~q already open with alias ~q.' - [File,Alias] ].
message( db_at(File) ) -->
['Using database from file: ~q.' - [File] ].
message( asserting_non_ground(Goal) ) -->
[ 'Asserting non ground term ~q.' - [Goal] ].
message( debug(Format,Args) ) -->
[ 'Found Format (1st arg) ~q and Args (2nd arg) ~q.' - [Format,Args] ].
%-Section sqlite non-specific auxiliary predicates
%
to_list(OptIn, Opts) :-
is_list(OptIn),
!,
Opts = OptIn.
to_list(Opt, [Opt] ).
dquote( Val, Quoted ) :-
number( Val ),
!,
Quoted = Val.
dquote( Val, Quoted ) :-
atom( Val ),
!,
atomic_list_concat( ['"',Val,'"'], Quoted ).
dquote( Val, Quoted ) :-
is_list( Val ),
append( [0'"|Val], [0'"], QuotedCs ),
atom_codes( Quoted, QuotedCs ).
sql_clm_value_pairs_to_where(Known, Where) :-
sql_clm_value_pairs_to_where_conjunction(Known, Conjunction),
sql_where_conjunction_to_where(Conjunction, Where).
sql_where_conjunction_to_where('', '' ) :- !.
sql_where_conjunction_to_where(Conjunction, Where ) :-
atom_concat( 'Where ', Conjunction, Where ).
sql_clm_value_pairs_to_where_conjunction([], '').
sql_clm_value_pairs_to_where_conjunction([K-V|T], Where) :-
sql_clm_value_pairs_to_where_conjunction(T, InWhere),
sql_clm_and_val_to_sql_equals_atom(K, V, KVAtm),
( InWhere == '' ->
Where = KVAtm
;
atomic_list_concat([KVAtm, ' AND ', InWhere], Where)
).
sql_clm_and_val_to_sql_equals_atom(K, V, KVAtm) :-
( number(V) ->
atom_number(Vatm, V),
atom_concat('=',Vatm,EqV)
;
atom_concat(V, '\'', VDsh),
atom_concat('=\'',VDsh,EqV)
),
atom_concat(K, EqV, KVAtm).
sqlite_facet_table( arity(Arity), Connection, Table ) :-
findall( Column, sqlite_table_column(Connection, Table, Column), Columns ),
length( Columns, Arity ).
arity_option( Opts, ArityF ) :-
memberchk( arity(ArityF), Opts ),
arity_flag_values( Arities ),
memberchk( ArityF, Arities ),
!.
arity_option( Opts, ArityF ) :-
memberchk( arity(ArityF), Opts ),
!,
sqlite_fail( wrong_arity_value(ArityF) ).
arity_option( _Opts, arity ). % default for this flag, although we should
% move all defaults to one location/list (fixme)
kv_decompose( [], [], [] ).
kv_decompose( [K-V|T], [K|Ks], [V|Vs] ) :-
kv_decompose( T, Ks, Vs ).