;;; -*- Mode: Lisp -*-
-;;; $Id$
;;;
;;; Copyright (c) 2000, 2001 onShore Development, Inc.
;;;
;;; Test time functions (time.lisp)
(in-package #:clsql-tests)
+#.(clsql-sys:locally-enable-sql-reader-syntax)
+
+(def-view-class datetest ()
+ ((testtimetz :column "testtimetz"
+ :type clsql-sys:wall-time
+ :db-kind :base
+ :db-constraints nil
+ :accessor testtimetz :initarg :testtimetz
+ :initform nil
+ :db-type "timestamp with time zone")
+ (testtime :column "testtime"
+ :type clsql-sys:wall-time
+ :db-kind :base
+ :db-constraints nil
+ :accessor testtime :initarg :testtime
+ :initform nil
+ :db-type "timestamp without time zone")))
+
+(def-dataset *ds-datetest*
+ (:setup (lambda () (clsql-sys:create-view-from-class 'datetest)))
+ (:cleanup "DROP TABLE datetest"))
+
+
+(def-dataset *cross-platform-datetest*
+ (:setup (lambda () (create-table [datetest]
+ '(([testtime] wall-time)))))
+ (:cleanup (lambda ()
+ (drop-table [datetest]))))
+
(setq *rt-time*
'(
+;; we use parse timestring a lot through here verifying other things
+;; start off just checking that.
+(deftest :time/iso-parse/0
+ (let* ((time1 (parse-timestring "2010-01-23")))
+ (decode-time time1))
+ 0 0 0 0 23 1 2010 6)
+
+(deftest :time/iso-parse/1
+ (let* ((time1 (parse-timestring "2010-01-23T14:56:32Z")))
+ (decode-time time1))
+ 0 32 56 14 23 1 2010 6)
+
+(deftest :time/iso-parse/2
+ (let* ((time1 (parse-timestring "2008-02-29 12:46:32")))
+ (decode-time time1))
+ 0 32 46 12 29 2 2008 5)
+
+(deftest :time/iso-parse/3
+ (let* ((time1 (parse-timestring "2010-01-23 14:56:32.44")))
+ (decode-time time1))
+ 440000 32 56 14 23 1 2010 6)
+
+(deftest :time/iso-parse/4
+ (let* ((time1 (parse-timestring "2010-01-23 14:56:32.0044")))
+ (decode-time time1))
+ 4400 32 56 14 23 1 2010 6)
+
+(deftest :time/iso-parse/5
+ (let* ((time1 (parse-timestring "2010-01-23 14:56:32.000003")))
+ (decode-time time1))
+ 3 32 56 14 23 1 2010 6)
+
+(deftest :time/print-parse/1
+ ;;make sure when we print and parse we get the same time.
+ (let* ((time (clsql-sys:make-time :year 2010 :month 1 :day 4
+ :hour 14 :minute 15 :second 44))
+ (string-time (iso-timestring time))
+ (time2 (parse-timestring string-time)))
+ (decode-time time2))
+ 0 44 15 14 4 1 2010 1)
+
+(deftest :time/print-parse/2
+ ;;make sure when we print and parse we get the same time.
+ (let* ((time (clsql-sys:make-time :year 2010 :month 1 :day 4
+ :hour 14 :minute 15 :second 44 :usec 3))
+ (string-time (iso-timestring time))
+ (time2 (parse-timestring string-time)))
+ (decode-time time2))
+ 3 44 15 14 4 1 2010 1)
+
+
;; relations of intervals
(deftest :time/1
(let* ((time-1 (clsql:parse-timestring "2002-01-01 10:00:00"))
(clsql:time= add-time roll-time))
t)
+
+
+;;; The cross platform dataset uses the 'timestamp' column type which is
+;;; in sql-92, for all that means.
+
+(deftest :time/cross-platform/no-usec/no-tz
+ (with-dataset *cross-platform-datetest*
+ (let ((time (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29")))
+ (clsql-sys:insert-records :into [datetest]
+ :attributes '([testtime])
+ :values (list time))
+ (let ((testtime
+ (first (clsql:select [testtime]
+ :from [datetest] :flatp T
+ :where [= [testtime] time] ))))
+ (format-time nil (parse-timestring testtime) :format :iso)
+ )))
+ #.(format-time nil (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29") :format :iso))
+
+(deftest :time/cross-platform/no-usec/tz
+ (with-dataset *cross-platform-datetest*
+ (let ((time (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29-04:00")))
+ (clsql-sys:insert-records :into [datetest]
+ :attributes '([testtime])
+ :values (list time))
+ (let ((testtime
+ (first (clsql:select [testtime]
+ :from [datetest] :flatp T
+ :where [= [testtime] time] ))))
+ (format-time nil (parse-timestring testtime) :format :iso)
+ )))
+ #.(format-time nil (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29-04:00") :format :iso))
+
+;;;This test gets at the databases that only support miliseconds,
+;;; not microseconds.
+(deftest :time/cross-platform/msec
+ (with-dataset *cross-platform-datetest*
+ (let ((time (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29.423")))
+ (clsql-sys:insert-records :into [datetest]
+ :attributes '([testtime])
+ :values (list time))
+ (let ((testtime
+ (first (clsql:select [testtime]
+ :from [datetest] :flatp T
+ :where [= [testtime] time] ))))
+ (format-time nil (parse-timestring testtime) :format :iso)
+ )))
+ #.(format-time nil (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29.423") :format :iso))
+
+(deftest :time/cross-platform/usec/no-tz
+ (with-dataset *cross-platform-datetest*
+ (let ((time (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29.000213")))
+ (clsql-sys:insert-records :into [datetest]
+ :attributes '([testtime])
+ :values (list time))
+ (let ((testtime
+ (first (clsql:select [testtime]
+ :from [datetest] :flatp T
+ :where [= [testtime] time] ))))
+ (format-time nil (parse-timestring testtime) :format :iso)
+ )))
+ #.(format-time nil (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29.000213") :format :iso))
+
+(deftest :time/cross-platform/usec/tz
+ (with-dataset *cross-platform-datetest*
+ (let ((time (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29.000213-04:00")))
+ (clsql-sys:insert-records :into [datetest]
+ :attributes '([testtime])
+ :values (list time))
+ (let ((testtime
+ (first (clsql:select [testtime]
+ :from [datetest]
+ :limit 1 :flatp T
+ :where [= [testtime] time] ))))
+ (format-time nil (parse-timestring testtime) :format :iso)
+ )))
+ #.(format-time nil (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29.000213-04:00") :format :iso))
+
+
+
+
+;;; All odbc databases use local times exclusively (they do not send timezone info)
+;;; Postgresql can use timezones, except when being used over odbc. This test when
+;;; run through both postgres socket and postgres odbc should test a fairly
+;;; broad swath of available problem space
+;;;
+;;; Things the following tests try to prove correct
+;;; * Reading and writing usec and usec-less times
+;;; * reading and writing timezones (Z=utc) when appropriate (eg: postgresql-socket)
+;;; * reading and writing localtimes when appropriate (eg: ODBC)
+;;; * reading and writing through both the oodml and fdml layers
+
+
+
+(deftest :time/pg/fdml/usec
+ (with-dataset *ds-datetest*
+ (let ((time (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29.000213-04:00")))
+ (clsql-sys:insert-records :into [datetest]
+ :attributes '([testtimetz] [testtime])
+ :values (list time time))
+ (destructuring-bind (testtimetz testtime)
+ (first (clsql:select [testtimetz] [testtime]
+ :from [datetest]
+ :limit 1 :flatp T
+ :where [= [testtime] time] ))
+ (values (iso-timestring (parse-timestring testtime))
+ (iso-timestring (parse-timestring testtimetz))))))
+ #.(iso-timestring (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29.000213-04:00"))
+ #.(iso-timestring (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29.000213-04:00")))
+
+(deftest :time/pg/oodml/no-usec
+ (with-dataset *ds-datetest*
+ (let ((time (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29-04:00")))
+ (clsql-sys:update-records-from-instance
+ (make-instance 'datetest :testtimetz time :testtime time))
+ (let ((o (first (clsql:select
+ 'datetest
+ :limit 1 :flatp T
+ :where [= [testtime] time] ))))
+ (assert o (o) "o shouldnt be null here (we should have just inserted)")
+ (update-records-from-instance o)
+ (update-instance-from-records o)
+ (values (iso-timestring (testtime o))
+ (iso-timestring (testtimetz o))))))
+ #.(iso-timestring (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29-04:00"))
+ #.(iso-timestring (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29-04:00")))
+
+(deftest :time/pg/oodml/usec
+ (with-dataset *ds-datetest*
+ (let ((time (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29.000278-04:00")))
+ (clsql-sys:update-records-from-instance
+ (make-instance 'datetest :testtimetz time :testtime time))
+ (let ((o (first (clsql:select
+ 'datetest
+ :limit 1 :flatp T
+ :where [= [testtime] time] ))))
+ (assert o (o) "o shouldnt be null here (we should have just inserted)")
+ (update-records-from-instance o)
+ (update-instance-from-records o)
+ (values (iso-timestring (testtime o))
+ (iso-timestring (testtimetz o)))
+ )))
+ #.(iso-timestring (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29.000278-04:00"))
+ #.(iso-timestring (parse-timestring "2008-09-09T14:37:29.000278-04:00")))
+
))
+
+
+#.(clsql-sys:locally-disable-sql-reader-syntax)