%s on line %d', pg_result_error($result), $sql, $backtrace[0]['file'], $backtrace[0]['line'] ); db_add_database_debug_trace($sql, pg_result_error($result)); set_error_handler('db_sql_error_handler'); trigger_error($error); restore_error_handler(); return false; } else { $status = pg_result_status($result); $rows = pg_affected_rows($result); if ($status !== 2) { // The query NOT IS a select if ($rettype == 'insert_id') { $result = postgresql_insert_id($dbconnection); } else if ($rettype == 'info') { $result = pg_result_status($result, PGSQL_STATUS_STRING); } else { $rows = pg_affected_rows($result); $result = $rows; } db_add_database_debug_trace( $sql, $result, $rows, ['time' => $time] ); return $result; } else { // The query IS a select. db_add_database_debug_trace($sql, 0, $rows, ['time' => $time]); while ($row = pg_fetch_assoc($result)) { array_push($retval, $row); } if ($cache === true) { $sql_cache[$sql_cache['id']][$sql] = $retval; } pg_free_result($result); } } } if (! empty($retval)) { return $retval; } // Return false, check with === or !== return false; } /** * Get all the rows in a table of the database. * * @param string Database table name. * @param string Field to order by. * @param string $order The type of order, by default 'ASC'. * * @return mixed A matrix with all the values in the table */ function postgresql_db_get_all_rows_in_table($table, $order_field='', $order='ASC') { if ($order_field != '') { return db_get_all_rows_sql('SELECT * FROM "'.$table.'" ORDER BY '.$order_field.' '.$order); } else { return db_get_all_rows_sql('SELECT * FROM "'.$table.'"'); } } /** * Inserts strings into database * * The number of values should be the same or a positive integer multiple as the number of rows * If you have an associate array (eg. array ("row1" => "value1")) you can use this function with ($table, array_keys ($array), $array) in it's options * All arrays and values should have been cleaned before passing. It's not neccessary to add quotes. * * @param string Table to insert into * @param mixed A single value or array of values to insert (can be a multiple amount of rows) * * @return mixed False in case of error or invalid values passed. Affected rows otherwise */ function postgresql_db_process_sql_insert($table, $values) { // Empty rows or values not processed if (empty($values)) { return false; } $values = (array) $values; $query = sprintf('INSERT INTO "%s" ', $table); $fields = []; $values_str = ''; $i = 1; $max = count($values); foreach ($values as $field => $value) { // Add the correct escaping to values if ($field[0] != '"') { $field = '"'.$field.'"'; } array_push($fields, $field); if (is_null($value)) { $values_str .= 'NULL'; } else if (is_int($value) || is_bool($value)) { $values_str .= sprintf('%d', $value); } else if (is_float($value) || is_double($value)) { $values_str .= sprintf('%f', $value); } else if (is_string($value) && (strtoupper($value) === 'NULL')) { $values_str .= 'NULL'; } else { $values_str .= sprintf("'%s'", $value); } if ($i < $max) { $values_str .= ','; } $i++; } $query .= '('.implode(', ', $fields).')'; $query .= ' VALUES ('.$values_str.')'; return db_process_sql($query, 'insert_id'); } /** * Escape string to set it properly to use in sql queries * * @param string String to be cleaned. * * @return string String cleaned. */ function postgresql_escape_string_sql($string) { $str = pg_escape_string($string); return $str; } function postgresql_encapsule_fields_with_same_name_to_instructions($field) { $return = $field; if (is_string($return)) { if ($return[0] !== '"') { $return = '"'.$return.'"'; } } return $return; } /** * Get the first value of the first row of a table in the database from an * array with filter conditions. * * Example: db_get_value_filter ('name', 'talert_templates', array ('value' => 2, 'type' => 'equal')); // Equivalent to: // SELECT name FROM talert_templates WHERE value = 2 AND type = 'equal' LIMIT 1 db_get_value_filter ('description', 'talert_templates', array ('name' => 'My alert', 'type' => 'regex'), 'OR'); // Equivalent to: // SELECT description FROM talert_templates WHERE name = 'My alert' OR type = 'equal' LIMIT 1 * * @param string Field name to get * @param string Table to retrieve the data * @param array Conditions to filter the element. See db_format_array_where_clause_sql() * for the format * @param string Join operator for the elements in the filter. * * @return mixed Value of first column of the first row. False if there were no row. */ function postgresql_db_get_value_filter($field, $table, $filter, $where_join='AND', $search_history_db=false) { if (! is_array($filter) || empty($filter)) { return false; } // Avoid limit and offset if given unset($filter['limit']); unset($filter['offset']); if (strstr($field, '(') === false) { // It is a field. $field = '"'.$field.'"'; } $sql = sprintf( 'SELECT %s FROM "%s" WHERE %s LIMIT 1', $field, $table, db_format_array_where_clause_sql($filter, $where_join) ); $result = db_get_all_rows_sql($sql, $search_history_db); $row = array_shift($result); $value = array_shift($row); if ($value === null) { return false; } return $value; } /** * Formats an array of values into a SQL where clause string. * * This function is useful to generate a WHERE clause for a SQL sentence from * a list of values. Example code: $values = array (); $values['name'] = "Name"; $values['description'] = "Long description"; $values['limit'] = $config['block_size']; // Assume it's 20 $sql = 'SELECT * FROM table WHERE '.db_format_array_where_clause_sql ($values); echo $sql; * Will return: * * SELECT * FROM table WHERE `name` = "Name" AND `description` = "Long description" LIMIT 20 * * * @param array Values to be formatted in an array indexed by the field name. * There are special parameters such as 'limit' and 'offset' that will be used * as ORDER, LIMIT and OFFSET clauses respectively. Since LIMIT and OFFSET are * numerics, ORDER can receive a field name or a SQL function and a the ASC or * DESC clause. Examples: $values = array (); $values['value'] = 10; $sql = 'SELECT * FROM table WHERE '.db_format_array_where_clause_sql ($values); // SELECT * FROM table WHERE VALUE = 10 $values = array (); $values['value'] = 10; $values['order'] = 'name DESC'; $sql = 'SELECT * FROM table WHERE '.db_format_array_where_clause_sql ($values); // SELECT * FROM table WHERE VALUE = 10 ORDER BY name DESC * @param string Join operator. AND by default. * @param string A prefix to be added to the string. It's useful when limit and * offset could be given to avoid this cases: $values = array (); $values['limit'] = 10; $values['offset'] = 20; $sql = 'SELECT * FROM table WHERE '.db_format_array_where_clause_sql ($values); // Wrong SQL: SELECT * FROM table WHERE LIMIT 10 OFFSET 20 $values = array (); $values['limit'] = 10; $values['offset'] = 20; $sql = 'SELECT * FROM table WHERE '.db_format_array_where_clause_sql ($values, 'AND', 'WHERE'); // Good SQL: SELECT * FROM table LIMIT 10 OFFSET 20 $values = array (); $values['value'] = 5; $values['limit'] = 10; $values['offset'] = 20; $sql = 'SELECT * FROM table WHERE '.db_format_array_where_clause_sql ($values, 'AND', 'WHERE'); // Good SQL: SELECT * FROM table WHERE value = 5 LIMIT 10 OFFSET 20 * * @return string Values joined into an SQL string that can fits into the WHERE * clause of an SQL sentence. */ function postgresql_db_format_array_where_clause_sql($values, $join='AND', $prefix=false) { $fields = []; if (! is_array($values)) { return ''; } $query = ''; $limit = ''; $offset = ''; $order = ''; $group = ''; if (isset($values['limit'])) { $limit = sprintf(' LIMIT %d', $values['limit']); unset($values['limit']); } if (isset($values['offset'])) { $offset = sprintf(' OFFSET %d', $values['offset']); unset($values['offset']); } if (isset($values['order'])) { if (is_array($values['order'])) { if (!isset($values['order']['order'])) { $orderTexts = []; foreach ($values['order'] as $orderItem) { $orderTexts[] = $orderItem['field'].' '.$orderItem['order']; } $order = ' ORDER BY '.implode(', ', $orderTexts); } else { $order = sprintf(' ORDER BY %s %s', $values['order']['field'], $values['order']['order']); } } else { $order = sprintf(' ORDER BY %s', $values['order']); } unset($values['order']); } if (isset($values['group'])) { $group = sprintf(' GROUP BY %s', $values['group']); unset($values['group']); } $i = 1; $max = count($values); foreach ($values as $field => $value) { if (is_numeric($field)) { // User provide the exact operation to do $query .= $value; if ($i < $max) { $query .= ' '.$join.' '; } $i++; continue; } if ($field[0] != '"') { // If the field is as ., don't scape. if (strstr($field, '.') === false) { $field = '"'.$field.'"'; } } if (is_null($value)) { $query .= sprintf('%s IS NULL', $field); } else if (is_int($value) || is_bool($value)) { $query .= sprintf('%s = %d', $field, $value); } else if (is_float($value) || is_double($value)) { $query .= sprintf('%s = %f', $field, $value); } else if (is_array($value)) { $query .= sprintf("%s IN ('%s')", $field, implode("', '", $value)); } else { if ($value[0] == '>') { $value = substr($value, 1, (strlen($value) - 1)); $query .= sprintf("%s > '%s'", $field, $value); } else if ($value[0] == '<') { if ($value[1] == '>') { $value = substr($value, 2, (strlen($value) - 2)); $query .= sprintf("%s <> '%s'", $field, $value); } else { $value = substr($value, 1, (strlen($value) - 1)); $query .= sprintf("%s < '%s'", $field, $value); } } else if ($value[0] == '%') { $query .= sprintf("%s LIKE '%s'", $field, $value); } else { $query .= sprintf("%s = '%s'", $field, $value); } } if ($i < $max) { $query .= ' '.$join.' '; } $i++; } return (! empty($query) ? $prefix : '').$query.$group.$order.$limit.$offset; } /** * Get the first value of the first row of a table result from query. * * @param string SQL select statement to execute. * * @return the first value of the first row of a table result from query. */ function postgresql_db_get_value_sql($sql, $dbconnection=false) { $sql .= ' LIMIT 1'; $result = postgresql_db_get_all_rows_sql($sql, false, true, $dbconnection); if ($result === false) { return false; } $row = array_shift($result); $value = array_shift($row); if ($value === null) { return false; } return $value; } /** * Get the first row of an SQL database query. * * @param string SQL select statement to execute. * * @return mixed The first row of the result or false */ function postgresql_db_get_row_sql($sql, $search_history_db=false) { $sql .= ' LIMIT 1'; $result = postgresql_db_get_all_rows_sql($sql, $search_history_db); if ($result === false) { return false; } return $result[0]; } /** * Get the row of a table in the database using a complex filter. * * @param string Table to retrieve the data (warning: not cleaned) * @param mixed Filters elements. It can be an indexed array * (keys would be the field name and value the expected value, and would be * joined with an AND operator) or a string, including any SQL clause (without * the WHERE keyword). Example: Both are similars: db_get_row_filter ('table', array ('disabled', 0)); db_get_row_filter ('table', 'disabled = 0'); Both are similars: db_get_row_filter ('table', array ('disabled' => 0, 'history_data' => 0), 'name, description', 'OR'); db_get_row_filter ('table', 'disabled = 0 OR history_data = 0', 'name, description'); db_get_row_filter ('table', array ('disabled' => 0, 'history_data' => 0), array ('name', 'description'), 'OR'); * @param mixed Fields of the table to retrieve. Can be an array or a coma * separated string. All fields are retrieved by default * @param string Condition to join the filters (AND, OR). * * @return mixed Array of the row or false in case of error. */ function postgresql_db_get_row_filter($table, $filter, $fields=false, $where_join='AND') { if (empty($fields)) { $fields = '*'; } else { if (is_array($fields)) { $fields = implode(',', $fields); } else if (! is_string($fields)) { return false; } } if (is_array($filter)) { $filter = db_format_array_where_clause_sql($filter, $where_join, ' WHERE '); } else if (is_string($filter)) { $filter = 'WHERE '.$filter; } else { $filter = ''; } $sql = sprintf('SELECT %s FROM %s %s', $fields, $table, $filter); return db_get_row_sql($sql); } /** * Get all the rows of a table in the database that matches a filter. * * @param string Table to retrieve the data (warning: not cleaned) * @param mixed Filters elements. It can be an indexed array * (keys would be the field name and value the expected value, and would be * joined with an AND operator) or a string, including any SQL clause (without * the WHERE keyword). Example: * * Both are similars: * db_get_all_rows_filter ('table', array ('disabled', 0)); * db_get_all_rows_filter ('table', 'disabled = 0'); * * Both are similars: * db_get_all_rows_filter ('table', array ('disabled' => 0, 'history_data' => 0), 'name', 'OR'); * db_get_all_rows_filter ('table', 'disabled = 0 OR history_data = 0', 'name'); * * @param mixed Fields of the table to retrieve. Can be an array or a coma * separated string. All fields are retrieved by default * @param string Condition of the filter (AND, OR). * @param boolean $returnSQL Return a string with SQL instead the data, by default false. * * @return mixed Array of the row or false in case of error. */ function postgresql_db_get_all_rows_filter($table, $filter=[], $fields=false, $where_join='AND', $search_history_db=false, $returnSQL=false) { // TODO: Validate and clean fields if (empty($fields)) { $fields = '*'; } else if (is_array($fields)) { $fields = implode(',', $fields); } else if (!is_string($fields)) { return false; } // TODO: Validate and clean filter options if (is_array($filter)) { $filter = db_format_array_where_clause_sql($filter, $where_join, ' WHERE '); } else if (is_string($filter)) { $filter = 'WHERE '.$filter; } else { $filter = ''; } $sql = sprintf('SELECT %s FROM %s %s', $fields, $table, $filter); if ($returnSQL) { return $sql; } else { return db_get_all_rows_sql($sql, $search_history_db); } } /** * Return the count of rows of query. * * @param $sql * @return integer The count of rows of query. */ function postgresql_db_get_num_rows($sql) { $result = pg_query($sql); return pg_num_rows($result); } /** * Get all the rows in a table of the databes filtering from a field. * * @param string Database table name. * @param string Field of the table. * @param string Condition the field must have to be selected. * @param string Field to order by. * * @return mixed A matrix with all the values in the table that matches the condition in the field or false */ function postgresql_db_get_all_rows_field_filter($table, $field, $condition, $order_field='') { if (is_int($condition) || is_bool($condition)) { $sql = sprintf('SELECT * FROM "%s" WHERE "%s" = %d', $table, $field, $condition); } else if (is_float($condition) || is_double($condition)) { $sql = sprintf('SELECT * FROM "%s" WHERE "%s" = %f', $table, $field, $condition); } else { $sql = sprintf("SELECT * FROM \"%s\" WHERE \"%s\" = '%s'", $table, $field, $condition); } if ($order_field != '') { $sql .= sprintf(' ORDER BY %s', $order_field); } return db_get_all_rows_sql($sql); } /** * Get all the rows in a table of the databes filtering from a field. * * @param string Database table name. * @param string Field of the table. * * @return mixed A matrix with all the values in the table that matches the condition in the field */ function postgresql_db_get_all_fields_in_table($table, $field='', $condition='', $order_field='') { $sql = sprintf('SELECT * FROM "%s"', $table); if ($condition != '') { $sql .= sprintf(" WHERE \"%s\" = '%s'", $field, $condition); } if ($order_field != '') { $sql .= sprintf(' ORDER BY %s', $order_field); } return db_get_all_rows_sql($sql); } /** * Formats an array of values into a SQL string. * * This function is useful to generate an UPDATE SQL sentence from a list of * values. Example code: * * * $values = array (); * $values['name'] = "Name"; * $values['description'] = "Long description"; * $sql = 'UPDATE table SET '.db_format_array_to_update_sql ($values).' WHERE id=1'; * echo $sql; * * Will return: * * UPDATE table SET `name` = "Name", `description` = "Long description" WHERE id=1 * * * @param array Values to be formatted in an array indexed by the field name. * * @return string Values joined into an SQL string that can fits into an UPDATE * sentence. */ function postgresql_db_format_array_to_update_sql($values) { $fields = []; foreach ($values as $field => $value) { if (is_numeric($field)) { array_push($fields, $value); continue; } else if ($field[0] == '`') { $field = str_replace('`', '', $field); } if ($value === null) { $sql = sprintf('"%s" = NULL', $field); } else if (is_int($value) || is_bool($value)) { $sql = sprintf('"%s" = %d', $field, $value); } else if (is_float($value) || is_double($value)) { $sql = sprintf('"%s" = %f', $field, $value); } else { // String if (isset($value[0]) && $value[0] == '`') { // Don't round with quotes if it references a field $sql = sprintf('"%s" = %s', $field, $value); } else { $sql = sprintf("\"%s\" = '%s'", $field, $value); } } array_push($fields, $sql); } return implode(', ', $fields); } /** * Updates a database record. * * All values should be cleaned before passing. Quoting isn't necessary. * Examples: * * * db_process_sql_update ('table', array ('field' => 1), array ('id' => $id)); * db_process_sql_update ('table', array ('field' => 1), array ('id' => $id, 'name' => $name)); * db_process_sql_update ('table', array ('field' => 1), array ('id' => $id, 'name' => $name), 'OR'); * db_process_sql_update ('table', array ('field' => 2), 'id in (1, 2, 3) OR id > 10'); * * * @param string Table to insert into * @param array An associative array of values to update * @param mixed An associative array of field and value matches. Will be joined * with operator specified by $where_join. A custom string can also be provided. * If nothing is provided, the update will affect all rows. * @param string When a $where parameter is given, this will work as the glue * between the fields. "AND" operator will be use by default. Other values might * be "OR", "AND NOT", "XOR" * * @return mixed False in case of error or invalid values passed. Affected rows otherwise */ function postgresql_db_process_sql_update($table, $values, $where=false, $where_join='AND') { $query = sprintf( 'UPDATE "%s" SET %s', $table, db_format_array_to_update_sql($values) ); if ($where) { if (is_string($where)) { // No clean, the caller should make sure all input is clean, this is a raw function $query .= ' WHERE '.$where; } else if (is_array($where)) { $query .= db_format_array_where_clause_sql($where, $where_join, ' WHERE '); } } return db_process_sql($query); } /** * Delete database records. * * All values should be cleaned before passing. Quoting isn't necessary. * Examples: * * * db_process_sql_delete ('table', array ('id' => 1)); * // DELETE FROM table WHERE id = 1 * db_process_sql_delete ('table', array ('id' => 1, 'name' => 'example')); * // DELETE FROM table WHERE id = 1 AND name = 'example' * db_process_sql_delete ('table', array ('id' => 1, 'name' => 'example'), 'OR'); * // DELETE FROM table WHERE id = 1 OR name = 'example' * db_process_sql_delete ('table', 'id in (1, 2, 3) OR id > 10'); * // DELETE FROM table WHERE id in (1, 2, 3) OR id > 10 * * * @param string Table to insert into * @param array An associative array of values to update * @param mixed An associative array of field and value matches. Will be joined * with operator specified by $where_join. A custom string can also be provided. * If nothing is provided, the update will affect all rows. * @param string When a $where parameter is given, this will work as the glue * between the fields. "AND" operator will be use by default. Other values might * be "OR", "AND NOT", "XOR" * * @return mixed False in case of error or invalid values passed. Affected rows otherwise */ function postgresql_db_process_sql_delete($table, $where, $where_join='AND') { if (empty($where)) { // Should avoid any mistake that lead to deleting all data return false; } $query = sprintf('DELETE FROM "%s" WHERE ', $table); if ($where) { if (is_string($where)) { /* FIXME: Should we clean the string for sanity? Who cares if this is deleting data... */ $query .= $where; } else if (is_array($where)) { $query .= db_format_array_where_clause_sql($where, $where_join); } } return db_process_sql($query); } /** * Get row by row the DB by SQL query. The first time pass the SQL query and * rest of times pass none for iterate in table and extract row by row, and * the end return false. * * @param boolean $new Default true, if true start to query. * @param resource $result The resource of mysql for access to query. * @param string $sql * @return mixed The row or false in error. */ function postgresql_db_get_all_row_by_steps_sql($new=true, &$result, $sql=null) { if ($new == true) { $result = pg_query($sql); } return pg_fetch_assoc($result); } /** * Starts a database transaction. */ function postgresql_db_process_sql_begin() { pg_query('BEGIN TRANSACTION'); } /** * Commits a database transaction. */ function postgresql_db_process_sql_commit() { pg_query('COMMIT TRANSACTION'); } /** * Rollbacks a database transaction. */ function postgresql_db_process_sql_rollback() { pg_query('ROLLBACK TRANSACTION'); } /** * Put quotes if magic_quotes protection * * @param string Text string to be protected with quotes if magic_quotes protection is disabled */ function postgresql_safe_sql_string($string) { if (get_magic_quotes_gpc() == 0) { return $string; } global $config; return pg_escape_string($config['dbconnection'], $string); } /** * Get last error. * * @return string Return the string error. */ function postgresql_db_get_last_error() { return pg_last_error(); } /** * This function gets the time from either system or sql based on preference and returns it * * @return integer Unix timestamp */ function postgresql_get_system_time() { global $config; static $time = 0; if ($time != 0) { return $time; } if ($config['timesource'] == 'sql') { $time = db_get_sql("SELECT ceil(date_part('epoch', CURRENT_TIMESTAMP));"); if (empty($time)) { return time(); } return $time; } else { return time(); } } /** * Get the type of field. * * @param string $table The table to examine the type of field. * @param integer $field The field order in table. * * @return mixed Return the type name or False in error case. */ function postgresql_db_get_type_field_table($table, $field) { $result = pg_query('SELECT parameters FROM '.$table); return pg_field_type($result, $field); }