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a few more DDL comment typos

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Petr Skoda
2010-05-21 18:42:50 +00:00
parent 72c45dcc1b
commit a3790ed5db
4 changed files with 66 additions and 66 deletions
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lib/ddl/postgres_sql_generator.php
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@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ require_once($CFG->libdir.'/ddl/sql_generator.php');
/// This class generate SQL code to be used against PostgreSQL
/// It extends XMLDBgenerator so everything can be
/// overriden as needed to generate correct SQL.
/// overridden as needed to generate correct SQL.
class postgres_sql_generator extends sql_generator {
@@ -49,10 +49,10 @@ class postgres_sql_generator extends sql_generator {
public $enum_inline_code = false; //Does the generator need to add inline code in the column definition
public $rename_index_sql = 'ALTER TABLE OLDINDEXNAME RENAME TO NEWINDEXNAME'; //SQL sentence to rename one index
//TABLENAME, OLDINDEXNAME, NEWINDEXNAME are dinamically replaced
//TABLENAME, OLDINDEXNAME, NEWINDEXNAME are dynamically replaced
public $rename_key_sql = null; //SQL sentence to rename one key (PostgreSQL doesn't support this!)
//TABLENAME, OLDKEYNAME, NEWKEYNAME are dinamically replaced
//TABLENAME, OLDKEYNAME, NEWKEYNAME are dynamically replaced
/**
* Reset a sequence to the id field of a table.
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ class postgres_sql_generator extends sql_generator {
}
/**
* Given one XMLDB Type, lenght and decimals, returns the DB proper SQL type
* Given one XMLDB Type, length and decimals, returns the DB proper SQL type
*/
public function getTypeSQL($xmldb_type, $xmldb_length=null, $xmldb_decimals=null) {
@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ class postgres_sql_generator extends sql_generator {
}
/**
* Given one xmldb_table and one xmldb_field, return the SQL statements needded to alter the field in the table
* Given one xmldb_table and one xmldb_field, return the SQL statements needed to alter the field in the table
* PostgreSQL has some severe limits:
* - Any change of type or precision requires a new temporary column to be created, values to
* be transfered potentially casting them, to apply defaults if the column is not null and
@@ -315,7 +315,7 @@ class postgres_sql_generator extends sql_generator {
}
/**
* Given one xmldb_table and one xmldb_field, return the SQL statements needded to drop its enum
* Given one xmldb_table and one xmldb_field, return the SQL statements needed to drop its enum
* (usually invoked from getModifyEnumSQL()
*
* TODO: Moodle 2.1 - drop in Moodle 2.1
@@ -334,7 +334,7 @@ class postgres_sql_generator extends sql_generator {
}
/**
* Given one xmldb_table and one xmldb_field, return the SQL statements needded to create its default
* Given one xmldb_table and one xmldb_field, return the SQL statements needed to create its default
* (usually invoked from getModifyDefaultSQL()
*/
public function getCreateDefaultSQL($xmldb_table, $xmldb_field) {
@@ -344,7 +344,7 @@ class postgres_sql_generator extends sql_generator {
}
/**
* Given one xmldb_table and one xmldb_field, return the SQL statements needded to drop its default
* Given one xmldb_table and one xmldb_field, return the SQL statements needed to drop its default
* (usually invoked from getModifyDefaultSQL()
*/
public function getDropDefaultSQL($xmldb_table, $xmldb_field) {
@@ -354,7 +354,7 @@ class postgres_sql_generator extends sql_generator {
}
/**
* Given one xmldb_table returns one array with all the check constrainsts
* Given one xmldb_table returns one array with all the check constraints
* in the table (fetched from DB)
* Optionally the function allows one xmldb_field to be specified in
* order to return only the check constraints belonging to one field.
@@ -390,7 +390,7 @@ class postgres_sql_generator extends sql_generator {
$description = preg_replace('/::[a-z]+/i', '', $description); // Casts out
$description = preg_replace("/({$filter})/i", '@$1@', $description);
$description = trim(preg_replace('/ or /i', ' OR ', $description)); // Uppercase or & trim
/// description starts by @$filter@ assume it's a constraint beloging to the field
/// description starts by @$filter@ assume it's a constraint belonging to the field
if (preg_match("/^@{$filter}@/i", $description)) {
$filtered_results[$key] = $result;
}