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package org.protempa.backend.dsb.relationaldb.psql;

import org.protempa.backend.dsb.relationaldb.AbstractSelectClause;
import org.protempa.backend.dsb.relationaldb.CaseClause;
import org.protempa.backend.dsb.relationaldb.ColumnSpec;
import org.protempa.backend.dsb.relationaldb.ColumnSpecInfo;
import org.protempa.backend.dsb.relationaldb.DefaultCaseClause;
import org.protempa.backend.dsb.relationaldb.EntitySpec;
import org.protempa.backend.dsb.relationaldb.TableAliaser;
import org.protempa.backend.dsb.relationaldb.mappings.Mappings;


final class PostgresqlSelectClause extends AbstractSelectClause {

    PostgresqlSelectClause(ColumnSpecInfo info, TableAliaser referenceIndices,
            EntitySpec entitySpec, boolean wrapKeyId) {
        super(info, referenceIndices, entitySpec, wrapKeyId);
    }

    @Override
    protected CaseClause getCaseClause(Object[] sqlCodes, ColumnSpec columnSpec,
            Mappings mappings) {
        return new DefaultCaseClause(sqlCodes, getReferenceIndices(), columnSpec,
                mappings);
    }

    /**
     * We sort key ids in Java by strings' natural order. To get the same 
     * behavior in postgresql, we need to add COLLATE "C" to the column
     * specification. Only works in Postgresql version 9.1 or greater.
     */
    @Override
    protected String wrapKeyIdInConversion(String columnStr) {
        return "(CAST(" + columnStr + " AS VARCHAR) COLLATE \"C\")";
    }

}
