diff --git a/contrib/babelfishpg_tsql/src/tsqlIface.cpp b/contrib/babelfishpg_tsql/src/tsqlIface.cpp index b742ec0667..582ce935d3 100644 --- a/contrib/babelfishpg_tsql/src/tsqlIface.cpp +++ b/contrib/babelfishpg_tsql/src/tsqlIface.cpp @@ -1787,6 +1787,22 @@ class tsqlBuilder : public tsqlCommonMutator if (is_schema_specified) stmt->is_schema_specified = true; + if (is_cross_db) + { + if (ctx->select_statement_standalone() && + ctx->select_statement_standalone()->select_statement() && + ctx->select_statement_standalone()->select_statement()->query_expression() && + ctx->select_statement_standalone()->select_statement()->query_expression()->query_specification() && + ctx->select_statement_standalone()->select_statement()->query_expression()->query_specification()->INTO() && + ctx->select_statement_standalone()->select_statement()->query_expression()->query_specification()->table_name()) + { + throw PGErrorWrapperException(ERROR, + ERRCODE_FEATURE_NOT_SUPPORTED, + "cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.", + getLineAndPos(ctx->select_statement_standalone())); + } + } + if (is_compiling_create_function()) { /* select without destination should be blocked. We can use already information about desitnation, which is already processed. */ diff --git a/test/JDBC/expected/BABEL-CROSS-DB.out b/test/JDBC/expected/BABEL-CROSS-DB.out index 36c32036ab..2dfe297e91 100644 --- a/test/JDBC/expected/BABEL-CROSS-DB.out +++ b/test/JDBC/expected/BABEL-CROSS-DB.out @@ -541,6 +541,209 @@ GO DROP DATABASE db2; GO +-- BABEL-4934 Test blocking cross-db SELECT-INTO statement +CREATE DATABASE db_4934_1; +GO + +CREATE DATABASE db_4934_2; +GO + +USE master; +GO + +CREATE TABLE t1(a int); +GO + +CREATE TABLE t2(b int); +GO + +USE db_4934_1; +GO + +CREATE TABLE t1(a int); +GO + +CREATE TABLE t2(b int); +GO + +USE db_4934_2; +GO + +CREATE TABLE t1(a int); +GO + +CREATE TABLE t2(b int); +GO + +USE db_4934_1; +GO + +-- #4934.1 It should be blocked +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM master.dbo.t1; +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM master..t1; +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM db_4934_2..t1; +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM db_4934_2.dbo.t1; +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM db_4934_2..t1, t1; +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM t1, db_4934_1..t2; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM master..t1, db_4934_2..t1; +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM (SELECT * FROM master..t1); +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM (SELECT * FROM t1, master..t1); +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM (SELECT *, (SELECT * FROM master..t1) FROM t1); +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM (SELECT *, (SELECT * FROM t1) FROM master..t3); +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + +SELECT * INTO master..t222 FROM db_4934_2..t1; +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + +SELECT * INTO db_4934_1..t222 FROM db_4934_2..t1; +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + +SELECT * INTO master..t222 FROM master..t1; +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + +-- #4934.2 Following statements will succeed across same database +SELECT * INTO t3 FROM db_4934_1.dbo.t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t4 FROM dbo.t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t5 FROM db_4934_1..t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t6 FROM db_4934_1..t1, db_4934_1..t2; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t7 FROM (SELECT * FROM db_4934_1..t1); +GO + +SELECT * INTO t8 FROM (SELECT *, (SELECT * FROM db_4934_1..t2) FROM db_4934_1..t1); +GO + +-- validate the access +SELECT * FROM t3, t4, t5, t6, t7, t8; +GO +~~START~~ +int#!#int#!#int#!#int#!#int#!#int#!#int#!#int +~~END~~ + + +DROP TABLE t3, t4, t5, t6, t7, t8; +GO + +-- #4934.3 Temporary table should not be blocked +SELECT * INTO #t1 FROM db_4934_1.dbo.t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO #t2 FROM (SELECT * FROM db_4934_1.dbo.t1); +GO + +-- validate the access +SELECT * FROM #t1, #t2; +GO +~~START~~ +int#!#int +~~END~~ + + +DROP TABLE #t1, #t2; +GO + +-- Even though this is same as above statement, this will still fail since +-- internally it considers as cross-db statement (This behaviour is general to +-- all of the applicable DMLs) +SELECT * INTO tempdb..#t3 FROM db_4934_1.dbo.t1; +GO +~~ERROR (Code: 33557097)~~ + +~~ERROR (Message: cross-db 'SELECT INTO' statement is not supported in Babelfish. As a workaround, consider running CREATE TABLE and INSERT-SELECT statements.)~~ + + + +USE master; +GO + +DROP TABLE t1, t2; +GO + +DROP DATABASE db_4934_1; +GO + +DROP DATABASE db_4934_2; +GO + -- psql ALTER SYSTEM SET babelfishpg_tsql.migration_mode = 'single-db'; SELECT pg_reload_conf(); diff --git a/test/JDBC/input/BABEL-CROSS-DB.mix b/test/JDBC/input/BABEL-CROSS-DB.mix index c86e7cd128..1957d7ff2a 100644 --- a/test/JDBC/input/BABEL-CROSS-DB.mix +++ b/test/JDBC/input/BABEL-CROSS-DB.mix @@ -359,6 +359,145 @@ GO DROP DATABASE db2; GO +-- BABEL-4934 Test blocking cross-db SELECT-INTO statement +CREATE DATABASE db_4934_1; +GO + +CREATE DATABASE db_4934_2; +GO + +USE master; +GO + +CREATE TABLE t1(a int); +GO + +CREATE TABLE t2(b int); +GO + +USE db_4934_1; +GO + +CREATE TABLE t1(a int); +GO + +CREATE TABLE t2(b int); +GO + +USE db_4934_2; +GO + +CREATE TABLE t1(a int); +GO + +CREATE TABLE t2(b int); +GO + +USE db_4934_1; +GO + +-- #4934.1 It should be blocked +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM master.dbo.t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM master..t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM db_4934_2..t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM db_4934_2.dbo.t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM db_4934_2..t1, t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM t1, db_4934_1..t2; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM master..t1, db_4934_2..t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM (SELECT * FROM master..t1); +GO + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM (SELECT * FROM t1, master..t1); +GO + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM (SELECT *, (SELECT * FROM master..t1) FROM t1); +GO + +SELECT * INTO t222 FROM (SELECT *, (SELECT * FROM t1) FROM master..t3); +GO + +SELECT * INTO master..t222 FROM db_4934_2..t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO db_4934_1..t222 FROM db_4934_2..t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO master..t222 FROM master..t1; +GO + +-- #4934.2 Following statements will succeed across same database +SELECT * INTO t3 FROM db_4934_1.dbo.t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t4 FROM dbo.t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t5 FROM db_4934_1..t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t6 FROM db_4934_1..t1, db_4934_1..t2; +GO + +SELECT * INTO t7 FROM (SELECT * FROM db_4934_1..t1); +GO + +SELECT * INTO t8 FROM (SELECT *, (SELECT * FROM db_4934_1..t2) FROM db_4934_1..t1); +GO + +-- validate the access +SELECT * FROM t3, t4, t5, t6, t7, t8; +GO + +DROP TABLE t3, t4, t5, t6, t7, t8; +GO + +-- #4934.3 Temporary table should not be blocked +SELECT * INTO #t1 FROM db_4934_1.dbo.t1; +GO + +SELECT * INTO #t2 FROM (SELECT * FROM db_4934_1.dbo.t1); +GO + +-- validate the access +SELECT * FROM #t1, #t2; +GO + +DROP TABLE #t1, #t2; +GO + +-- Even though this is same as above statement, this will still fail since +-- internally it considers as cross-db statement (This behaviour is general to +-- all of the applicable DMLs) +SELECT * INTO tempdb..#t3 FROM db_4934_1.dbo.t1; +GO + + +USE master; +GO + +DROP TABLE t1, t2; +GO + +DROP DATABASE db_4934_1; +GO + +DROP DATABASE db_4934_2; +GO + -- psql ALTER SYSTEM SET babelfishpg_tsql.migration_mode = 'single-db'; SELECT pg_reload_conf();