r9119: Automated commit for Debian build of clsql upstream-version-2.9.2

[clsql.git] / base / db-interface.lisp

diff --git a/base/db-interface.lisp b/base/db-interface.lisp
index 3bf550c7f4a7e1568caebacc18fdcf5f5303395a..9591c9c488495970b06952b87767c692a74e830d 100644 (file)
--- a/base/db-interface.lisp
+++ b/base/db-interface.lisp
@@ -211,13 +211,43 @@ the given lisp type and parameters."))
     (database-type database))
   (:documentation "Returns the type of the underlying database. For ODBC, needs to query ODBC driver."))
 
-(defgeneric db-use-column-on-drop-index? (db-type)
+(defgeneric db-type-use-column-on-drop-index? (db-type)
   (:method (db-type)
           (declare (ignore db-type))
-          ;; Standard SQL does not use column name on DROP INDEX
           nil)
-  (:documentation "NIL [default] lif database-type does not use column name on DROP INDEX."))
+  (:documentation "NIL [default] if database-type does not use column name on DROP INDEX."))
 
+(defgeneric db-type-has-views? (db-type)
+  (:method (db-type)
+          (declare (ignore db-type))
+          ;; SQL92 has views
+          t)
+  (:documentation "T [default] if database-type supports views."))
+
+(defgeneric db-type-has-subqueries? (db-type)
+  (:method (db-type)
+          (declare (ignore db-type))
+          t)
+  (:documentation "T [default] if database-type supports views."))
+
+(defgeneric db-type-has-boolean-where? (db-type)
+  (:method (db-type)
+          (declare (ignore db-type))
+          ;; SQL92 has boolean where
+          t)
+  (:documentation "T [default] if database-type supports boolean WHERE clause, such as 'WHERE MARRIED'."))
+
+(defgeneric db-backend-has-create/destroy-db? (db-type)
+  (:method (db-type)
+          (declare (ignore db-type))
+          t)
+  (:documentation "T [default] if backend can destroy and create databases."))
+
+(defgeneric db-type-transaction-capable? (db database)
+  (:method (db database)
+          (declare (ignore db database))
+          t)
+  (:documentation "T [default] if database can supports transactions."))
 
 ;;; Large objects support (Marc Battyani)