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Revision 12149

Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza almost 11 years ago

lib/sql.py: parse_exception(): parse "operator does not exist" errors as MissingCastExceptions (these appear when a staging table column is of the wrong type)

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sql.py
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        r'input has type "unknown"', msg)
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    if match: raise MissingCastException('text', None, e)
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    # type mismatches
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    match = re.match(r'^.+? types (.+?) and (.+?) cannot be matched', msg)
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    if match:
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        type0, type1 = match.groups()
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        raise MissingCastException(type0, None, e)
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    match = re.match(r'operator does not exist: (.+?) = (.+)', msg)
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        # these appear when a staging table column is of the wrong type
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    if match:
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        type0, type1 = match.groups()
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        raise MissingCastException(type0, None, e)
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    match = re.match(r'^.*?\brelation "(.+?)" is not a (table)', msg)
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    if match:
......
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        type_, name = match.groups()
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        raise DuplicateException(type_, name, e)
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    # type mismatches which appear as "does not exist" errors
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    match = re.match(typed_name_re+r' does not exist', msg)
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    if match:
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        type_, quote, name = match.groups()

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