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Database

Custom, dynamic and mutable in-memory relational database with its own query language.

Features

  • Multi-table.
  • Mutable database. supports insertion, update, deletion and selection of table and records.
  • Cache storage for recent queries.
  • Supports write/read from disk and backup.
  • Custom-made query language.
  • Direct API usage.

Overview

Structure

DSL VS API

It is possible to use both a query language or directly API functions. The query language is more convinient and simple to use while the API is more reliable, flexible and saves compiling time. Any query modifications in the code (such as adding condition extensions) would also require the query language to be modified. Also, the parser currently doens't perform input validity check as the main purpose of the language is merely to simplify the usage of the database in order to try out and experience it.

Data types

Type Size (bytes)
string unlimited
int 4
long 8
float 4

Conditions

The database built in conditions include string or numeric comparisons such as the operators =, !=, >, <, >=, <=. It is possible to write extensions and create more desiarble conditions (string manipulation, math etc) and attach them to a query directly throught the API.

Setup

Include database library:

#include "dblib.h"
using namespace database;

Insert databsae file's path:

Database database([path]);

When file's path isn't provided the databse would be volatile.

In case file exists, load databse into main memory:

database.load();

When the use of database is no longer needed, clear it from memory;

database.clear();

To use the query language

Parser parser;
std::shared_ptr<Query> query = parser.parser([query as String]);

Operations

Create

table_name: create {column1, column2...} {data_type1....}
flights: create {plane, passangers, destination, time} {str, int, str, str}
std::shared_ptr<CreateTableQuery> createTable = 
std::shared_ptr<CreateTableQuery>(new CreateTableQuery("flights"));
createTable->addColumn("plane", STRING);
createTable->addColumn("passangers", INT);
createTable->addColumn("destination", STRING);
createTable->addColumn("time", STRING);
std::shared_ptr<QueryResult> result = database.query(createTable);
plane passangers destination time

Insert

table_name: insert {column1=value1 column2=value2...}
flights: insert {plane='Airbus 380', passangers=170, destination='Los Angeles', time='0700'}
std::shared_ptr<InsertionQuery> creationQuery = 
  std::shared_ptr<InsertionQuery>(new InsertionQuery("flights"));
creationQuery->addField("plane", "Airbus 380");
creationQuery->addField("passangers", "170");
creationQuery->addField("destination", "Los Angeles");
creationQuery->addField("time", "0700");
result = database.query(creationQuery);
flights: insert {plane='Boeing 787', passangers=240, destination='Miami', time='1325'}
flights: insert {plane='Boeing 767', passangers=216, destination='New York', time='2245'}
flights: insert {plane='Airbus 320', passangers=164, destination='Dallas', time='0109'}
plane passangers destination time
Airbus 380 170 Los Angeles 0700
Boeing 787 240 Miami 1325
Boeing 767 216 New York 2245
Airbus 320 164 Dallas 0109

Update

table_name: update {column1=new_value1, column2=new_value2...} {condition1 & (condition2 | condition3)}
flights: update {destination='Chicago', time='0030'} {passangers >= 210 & passangers < 240}
// create conditions
std::shared_ptr<ComparisonCondition> con = 
std::shared_ptr<ComparisonCondition>(new ComparisonCondition("passangers", "210", GREATER_EQUAL));
std::shared_ptr<ComparisonCondition> con2 = 
std::shared_ptr<ComparisonCondition>(new ComparisonCondition("passangers", "240", LESSER));

// create conditions query
ConditionsQuery query;
query.condition(con);
query.setOperator(AND);
query.condition(con2);
query.done();
std::shared_ptr<ConditionsPack> conditions = query.get();

// update query
std::shared_ptr<UpdateQuery> update = std::shared_ptr<UpdateQuery>(new UpdateQuery("flights", conditions));
update->addField("destination", "Chicago");
update->addField("time", "0030");
result = database.query(update);
plane passangers destination time
Airbus 380 170 Los Angeles 0700
Boeing 787 240 Miami 1325
Boeing 767 216 Chicago 0030
Airbus 320 164 Dallas 0109

Delete

table_name: delete {condition}
flights: delete {passangers = 240 | (destination='Dallas' | (time <'0100' & time >'0000'))}
std::shared_ptr<DeletionQuery> deletion = 
	std::hared_ptr<DeletionQuery>(new DeletionQuery("flights", conditions));
result = database.query(deletion);
plane passangers destination time
Airbus 380 170 Los Angeles 0700

Select

table_name: select {column1, column2...} {conditions}
flights: select {*} {*}
* - means all columns or no conditions
conditions = shared_ptr<ConditionsPack>(new ConditionsPack());
std::shared_ptr<SelectQuery> select = 
	std::shared_ptr<SelectQuery>(new SelectQuery("flights", conditions));
resut = database.query(select);

Fetch the results:

std::shared_ptr<Selections> selections = result->getSelections();
std::shared_ptr<std::vector<std::string>> row;
for (int i = 0; i < selections->size(); i++)
{
	row = (*selections)[0];
	for (string str : *row)
		cout << str << endl;
}

Other

Delete entire table.

table_name: drop

Save table to disk.

table_name: save

Errors

If an error is detected, the database will not execute the query and include an error data (error code and a detailed message) in the 'QueryResult' object.

flights: insert {plane='Airbus 380', passangers=1as5, destination='Los Angeles', time='0700'}
std::shared_ptr<QueryResult> result = database.query([Query]);
if (result->isError())
	cout << result->getError().getMessage();

Output:

"Value '1as5' not compatible with Column's type";

Error types include incorrect actions, names, columns, incompatibility of values with types and not existed tables.

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