Revision 5711
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza about 12 years ago
| sql.py | ||
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match = re.match(r'^(.+?)\(.*\)$', name) |
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if match: # includes params, so is call rather than cast to regproc |
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function_name, = match.groups() |
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if msg.split('\n')[1].find(function_name) >= 0: # also on line 2
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func = sql_gen.Function(function_name) |
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if function_exists(db, func): |
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# not found only because of a missing cast |
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raise MissingCastException('text', function_name, e)
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raise DoesNotExistException(type_, name, e) |
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sql.py: parse_exception(): function MissingCastException: Fixed bug where determining whether the exception is a MissingCastException rather than a DoesNotExistException needs to check whether the function exists rather than whether it's the same in the exception message as in the query that was run. The exception message will of course copy the function name verbatim from the query, so there is no information in the exception message itself to indicate whether the DoesNotExistException was caused by a missing cast or by a nonexistent function.