source: vbox/trunk/src/VBox/ValidationKit/testmanager/db/tmdb-r18-testresultfiles-1-testresultmsgs-1.pgsql@ 61466

-- $Id: tmdb-r18-testresultfiles-1-testresultmsgs-1.pgsql 61466 2016-06-04 05:12:39Z vboxsync $
--- @file
-- VBox Test Manager Database - Adds an idTestSet to TestResultFiles and TestResultMsgs.
--

--
-- Copyright (C) 2013-2016 Oracle Corporation
--
-- This file is part of VirtualBox Open Source Edition (OSE), as
-- available from http://www.virtualbox.org. This file is free software;
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-- (CDDL) only, as it comes in the "COPYING.CDDL" file of the
-- VirtualBox OSE distribution, in which case the provisions of the
-- CDDL are applicable instead of those of the GPL.
--
-- You may elect to license modified versions of this file under the
-- terms and conditions of either the GPL or the CDDL or both.
--

--
-- Cleanup after failed runs.
--
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS NewTestResultFiles;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS OldTestResultFiles;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS NewTestResultMsgs;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS OldTestResultMsgs;

-- Die on error from now on.
\set ON_ERROR_STOP 1
\set AUTOCOMMIT 0

                                                                                  
--                                                                                
-- Rename the original table, drop constrains and foreign key references so we    
-- get the right name automatic when creating the new one.                        
--                                                                                
\d+ TestResultFiles;
ALTER TABLE TestResultFiles RENAME TO OldTestResultFiles;

DROP INDEX IF EXISTS TestResultFilesIdx;
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS TestResultFilesIdx2;

--
-- Create the new version of the table and filling with the content of the old.
--
CREATE TABLE TestResultFiles (
    --- The ID of this file.
    idTestResultFile    INTEGER     PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT NEXTVAL('TestResultFileId'),
    --- The test result it was reported within.
    idTestResult        INTEGER     NOT NULL,
    --- The test set this file is a part of (for avoiding joining thru TestResults).
    idTestSet           INTEGER     NOT NULL,
    --- Creation time stamp.
    tsCreated           TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE  DEFAULT current_timestamp  NOT NULL,
    --- The filename relative to TestSets(sBaseFilename) + '-'.
    -- The set of valid filename characters should be very limited so that no
    -- file system issues can occure either on the TM side or the user when
    -- loading the files.  Tests trying to use other characters will fail.
    -- Valid character regular expession: '^[a-zA-Z0-9_-(){}#@+,.=]*$'
    idStrFile           INTEGER     NOT NULL,
    --- The description.
    idStrDescription    INTEGER     NOT NULL,
    --- The kind of file.
    -- For instance: 'log/release/vm',
    --               'screenshot/failure',
    --               'screencapture/failure',
    --               'xmllog/somestuff'
    idStrKind           INTEGER     NOT NULL,
    --- The mime type for the file.
    -- For instance: 'text/plain',
    --               'image/png',
    --               'video/webm',
    --               'text/xml'
    idStrMime           INTEGER     NOT NULL
);

INSERT INTO TestResultFiles ( idTestResultFile, idTestResult, idTestSet, tsCreated, idStrFile, idStrDescription, 
                              idStrKind, idStrMime)
    SELECT o.idTestResultFile, o.idTestResult, tr.idTestSet, o.tsCreated, o.idStrFile, o.idStrDescription, 
           o.idStrKind, o.idStrMime
    FROM   OldTestResultFiles o,
           TestResults tr
    WHERE  o.idTestResult = tr.idTestResult;
   
-- Add new indexes.
CREATE INDEX TestResultFilesIdx  ON TestResultFiles(idTestResult);
CREATE INDEX TestResultFilesIdx2 ON TestResultFiles(idTestSet, tsCreated DESC);

-- Restore foreign keys.
ALTER TABLE TestResultFiles ADD CONSTRAINT TestResultFiles_idTestResult_fkey     FOREIGN KEY(idTestResult)     REFERENCES TestResults(idTestResult);
ALTER TABLE TestResultFiles ADD CONSTRAINT TestResultFiles_idTestSet_fkey        FOREIGN KEY(idTestSet)        REFERENCES TestSets(idTestSet);
ALTER TABLE TestResultFiles ADD CONSTRAINT TestResultFiles_idStrFile_fkey        FOREIGN KEY(idStrFile)        REFERENCES TestResultStrTab(idStr);
ALTER TABLE TestResultFiles ADD CONSTRAINT TestResultFiles_idStrDescription_fkey FOREIGN KEY(idStrDescription) REFERENCES TestResultStrTab(idStr);
ALTER TABLE TestResultFiles ADD CONSTRAINT TestResultFiles_idStrKind_fkey        FOREIGN KEY(idStrKind)        REFERENCES TestResultStrTab(idStr);
ALTER TABLE TestResultFiles ADD CONSTRAINT TestResultFiles_idStrMime_fkey        FOREIGN KEY(idStrMime)        REFERENCES TestResultStrTab(idStr);

\d TestResultFiles;


--                                                                                
-- Rename the original table, drop constrains and foreign key references so we    
-- get the right name automatic when creating the new one.                        
--                                                                                
\d+ TestResultMsgs;
ALTER TABLE TestResultMsgs RENAME TO OldTestResultMsgs;

DROP INDEX IF EXISTS TestResultMsgsIdx;
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS TestResultMsgsIdx2;

--
-- Create the new version of the table and filling with the content of the old.
--
CREATE TABLE TestResultMsgs (
    --- The ID of this file.
    idTestResultMsg     INTEGER     PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT NEXTVAL('TestResultMsgIdSeq'),
    --- The test result it was reported within.
    idTestResult        INTEGER     NOT NULL,
    --- The test set this file is a part of (for avoiding joining thru TestResults).
    idTestSet           INTEGER     NOT NULL,
    --- Creation time stamp.
    tsCreated           TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE  DEFAULT current_timestamp  NOT NULL,
    --- The message string.
    idStrMsg            INTEGER     NOT NULL,
    --- The message level.
    enmLevel            TestResultMsgLevel_T  NOT NULL
);

INSERT INTO TestResultMsgs ( idTestResultMsg, idTestResult, idTestSet, tsCreated, idStrMsg, enmLevel)
    SELECT o.idTestResultMsg, o.idTestResult, tr.idTestSet, o.tsCreated, o.idStrMsg, o.enmLevel 
    FROM   OldTestResultMsgs o,
           TestResults tr
    WHERE  o.idTestResult = tr.idTestResult;
   
-- Add new indexes.
CREATE INDEX TestResultMsgsIdx  ON TestResultMsgs(idTestResult);
CREATE INDEX TestResultMsgsIdx2 ON TestResultMsgs(idTestSet, tsCreated DESC);

-- Restore foreign keys.
ALTER TABLE TestResultMsgs ADD CONSTRAINT TestResultMsgs_idTestResult_fkey FOREIGN KEY(idTestResult)        REFERENCES TestResults(idTestResult);
ALTER TABLE TestResultMsgs ADD CONSTRAINT TestResultMsgs_idTestSet_fkey    FOREIGN KEY(idTestSet)           REFERENCES TestSets(idTestSet);
ALTER TABLE TestResultMsgs ADD CONSTRAINT TestResultMsgs_idStrMsg_fkey     FOREIGN KEY(idStrMsg)            REFERENCES TestResultStrTab(idStr);


\d TestResultMsgs;


--
-- Drop the old tables and commit.
--
DROP TABLE OldTestResultFiles;
DROP TABLE OldTestResultMsgs;

COMMIT;