Fix autoincrementation issue by parsing and processing statements like
"ALTER TABLE <name> ALTER COLUMN <col_name> RESTART WITH <num>"
Change-Id: Ib175d64343d05d4b2cfc9a4cf944d0d0478adbcc
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Also fix bugs shown by the unit test
Use boost date/time instead of std, because std::tm cannot handle dates
before 1970.
Change-Id: I7f5dbb3d828a591a4b51c7204dc3bd39fefc42ff
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C++ implementation of reading HSQL's binary file format. This file
contains the actual rows for the tables, represented in an AVL tree.
Import starts from HsqlImporter, which calls to SchemaParser for some
metadata (the positions of the trees in "data" file). After that it goes
through the tree and read up the rows using HsqlRowInputStream.
Finally, it uses sdbc's XPreparedStatement to insert the rows to the
actual database.
Change-Id: If4b17572e5989c218d45880bc3fd5a8820bb4101
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/50536
Reviewed-by: Tamás Bunth <btomi96@gmail.com>
Tested-by: Tamás Bunth <btomi96@gmail.com>
It can be enabled by initializing the DBACCESS_HSQL_MIGRATION variable.
Create new library "dbahsql" which is responsible for migrating the
embedded hsql database to any database covered by sdbc.
The hsqldb schema is stored in a file named "script" in form of SQL
statements. The SQL statements used by DBMS's differ mostly by the
defined types. Because of that, only the create statements need to be
parsed, alter statements will work (with a little luck) without actually
modifying it.
User / security settings which can occur in the script file (e.g. GRANT
statements) are dropped. Statements starting with SET are also dropped
(they are hsql specific stuff)
Change-Id: I6a22942e8a9a76765f80e50f0ad68f4d72e1ff9d
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/48260
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Noel Grandin