void pgConn::LogError(const bool quiet)
{
if (conn)
{
if (quiet)
{
wxLogQuietError(wxT("%s"), GetLastError().Trim().c_str());
}
else
{
wxLogError(wxT("%s"), GetLastError().Trim().c_str());
IsAlive();
}
}
}
pgSet *pgConn::ExecuteSet(const wxString &sql, bool reportError)
{
// Execute the query and get the status.
if (GetStatus() == PGCONN_OK)
{
PGresult *qryRes;
wxLogSql(wxT("Set query (%s:%d): %s"), this->GetHost().c_str(), this->GetPort(), sql.c_str());
SetConnCancel();
qryRes = PQexec(conn, sql.mb_str(*conv));
ResetConnCancel();
lastResultStatus = PQresultStatus(qryRes);
SetLastResultError(qryRes);
if (lastResultStatus == PGRES_TUPLES_OK || lastResultStatus == PGRES_COMMAND_OK)
{
pgSet *set = new pgSet(qryRes, this, *conv, needColQuoting);
if (!set)
{
if (reportError)
wxLogError(_("Couldn't create a pgSet object!"));
else
wxLogQuietError(_("Couldn't create a pgSet object!"));
PQclear(qryRes);
}
return set;
}
else
{
LogError(!reportError);
PQclear(qryRes);
}
}
return new pgSet();
}
bool dbgController::HandleQuery(pgBatchQuery *_qry, const wxString &_err)
{
if (!_qry)
return false;
LOCKMUTEX(m_dbgThreadLock);
// It is possible that we found one error, while running the previous query
// and, called Stop function from it, because of an error found.
// That may have released the debugger thread
//
// In this case, we should exit this flow gracefully instead showing any
// error
if (!m_dbgThread || !m_dbgThread->IsRunning())
{
UNLOCKMUTEX(m_dbgThreadLock);
return false;
}
switch(_qry->ReturnCode())
{
case pgQueryResultEvent::PGQ_CONN_LOST:
// This is very unlikely, unless we made mistake creating the query
case pgQueryResultEvent::PGQ_STRING_INVALID:
case PGRES_EMPTY_QUERY:
case pgQueryResultEvent::PGQ_ERROR_PREPARE_CALLABLE:
case pgQueryResultEvent::PGQ_ERROR_EXECUTE_CALLABLE:
case pgQueryResultEvent::PGQ_ERROR_SEND_QUERY:
case pgQueryResultEvent::PGQ_ERROR_CONSUME_INPUT:
case pgQueryResultEvent::PGQ_RESULT_ERROR:
case PGRES_BAD_RESPONSE:
case PGRES_NONFATAL_ERROR:
case PGRES_FATAL_ERROR:
break;
// This is unlikely, we do not generate an event, when execution is
// cancelled
case pgQueryResultEvent::PGQ_EXECUTION_CANCELLED:
break;
case PGRES_COMMAND_OK:
case PGRES_TUPLES_OK:
UNLOCKMUTEX(m_dbgThreadLock);
return true;
// Hmm - where did it come from?
// We never call a function, which results into these results
// Anyway - we will return true as we have the result
case PGRES_COPY_IN:
case PGRES_COPY_OUT:
UNLOCKMUTEX(m_dbgThreadLock);
return true;
}
m_frm->EnableToolsAndMenus(false);
wxTheApp->Yield(true);
if (!m_dbgConn->IsAlive())
{
UNLOCKMUTEX(m_dbgThreadLock);
wxMessageBox(
_("Connection to the database server lost, debugging cannot continue!"),
_("Connection Lost"), wxICON_ERROR | wxOK);
}
else
{
wxString strErr;
if (!_err.IsEmpty())
strErr = _err + wxT("\n\n");
strErr += _qry->GetErrorMessage();
UNLOCKMUTEX(m_dbgThreadLock);
if (_qry->ReturnCode() == PGRES_FATAL_ERROR)
{
// We will start start listening for new in-context session, if the
// current session is closed. On which, the query/target was
// running.
//
// This allows us to have the same behaviour as the old one.
//
if (m_sessionType == DBG_SESSION_TYPE_INCONTEXT && m_currTargetPid != wxT(""))
{
// Let's check if the target pid has stopped or exited after
// successful debugging, let's move on and wait for the next
// target to hit.
wxString isTargetRunning = m_dbgConn->ExecuteScalar(wxString::Format(ms_cmdIsBackendRunning, m_currTargetPid.c_str()));
if (isTargetRunning == wxT("0"))
{
// Reset the current backend-pid of the target
m_currTargetPid = wxT("");
m_dbgThread->AddQuery(
wxString::Format(
ms_cmdWaitForTarget, m_model->GetSession().c_str()),
NULL, RESULT_ID_TARGET_READY);
m_frm->LaunchWaitingDialog();
return false;
}
}
else
{
wxMessageBox(_("The calling connection was closed or lost."), _("Connection Lost"), wxICON_ERROR | wxOK);
}
}
else
{
wxMessageBox(strErr, _("Execution Error"), wxICON_ERROR | wxOK);
}
wxLogQuietError(strErr);
}
Stop();
m_terminated = true;
m_frm->SetStatusText(_("Debugging aborting..."));
return false;
}
