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* chore: add CreatePool and CreateConnection functions for SpannerLib
Creates a spannerlib module and adds functions for CreatePool and CreateConnection.
* chore: add Java wrapper for SpannerLib
Adds a Java wrapper for SpannerLib and some simple tests for this wrapper.
* chore: add Execute function for SpannerLib
Adds an Execute function for SpannerLib that can be used to execute any type
of SQL statement. The return type is always a Rows object. The Rows object
is empty for DDL statements, it only contains ResultSetStats for DML statements
without a THEN RETURN clause, and it contains actual row data for queries and
DML statements with a THEN RETURN clause.
The Execute function can also be used to execute client-side SQL statements,
like BEGIN, COMMIT, SET, SHOW, etc.
* chore: add transaction support for SpannerLib
* chore: add ExecuteBatch to SpannerLib
Adds an ExecuteBatch function to SpannerLib that supports executing DML or DDL
statements as a single batch. The function accepts an ExecuteBatchDml request
for both types of batches. The type of batch that is actually being executed
is determined based on the statements in the batch. Mixing DML and DDL in the
same batch is not supported. Queries are also not supported in batches.
* chore: add WriteMutations function for SpannerLib
Adds a WriteMutations function for SpannerLib. This function can be used
to write mutations to Spanner in two ways:
1. In a transaction: The mutations are buffered in the current read/write transaction.
The returned message is empty.
2. Outside a transaction: The mutations are written to Spanner directly in a new read/write
transaction. The returned message contains the CommitResponse.
* chore: add .NET wrapper for SpannerLib
Adds a .NET wrapper and tests for SpannerLib.
* chore: add Java wrapper for SpannerLib (googleapis#527)
* chore: add Java wrapper for SpannerLib
Adds a Java wrapper for SpannerLib and some simple tests for this wrapper.
* chore: add Execute function for SpannerLib (googleapis#529)
* chore: add Execute function for SpannerLib
Adds an Execute function for SpannerLib that can be used to execute any type
of SQL statement. The return type is always a Rows object. The Rows object
is empty for DDL statements, it only contains ResultSetStats for DML statements
without a THEN RETURN clause, and it contains actual row data for queries and
DML statements with a THEN RETURN clause.
The Execute function can also be used to execute client-side SQL statements,
like BEGIN, COMMIT, SET, SHOW, etc.
* chore: add transaction support for SpannerLib (googleapis#530)
* chore: add transaction support for SpannerLib
* chore: add ExecuteBatch to SpannerLib (googleapis#531)
* chore: add ExecuteBatch to SpannerLib
Adds an ExecuteBatch function to SpannerLib that supports executing DML or DDL
statements as a single batch. The function accepts an ExecuteBatchDml request
for both types of batches. The type of batch that is actually being executed
is determined based on the statements in the batch. Mixing DML and DDL in the
same batch is not supported. Queries are also not supported in batches.
* chore: add WriteMutations function for SpannerLib (googleapis#532)
Adds a WriteMutations function for SpannerLib. This function can be used
to write mutations to Spanner in two ways:
1. In a transaction: The mutations are buffered in the current read/write transaction.
The returned message is empty.
2. Outside a transaction: The mutations are written to Spanner directly in a new read/write
transaction. The returned message contains the CommitResponse.
* fix: check for error after calling Next()
* chore: return long instead of int
* chore: remove TODO
* chore: add grpc-server API for SpannerLib (googleapis#534)
* chore: add grpc-server API for SpannerLib
Adds a gRPC server that exposes the API of SpannerLib. This allows clients
to connect to run SpannerLib as a child process and connect to it using
gRPC.
* refactor(ruby): Introduce MessageHandler and Rows classes (googleapis#553)
* refactor: add new message handler in ruby wrapper
* chore: delay transaction activation until actual use (googleapis#552)
* chore: store temp TransactionOptions in connection state
Store temporary TransactionOptions in the connection state as local options. Local options
only apply to the current transaction. This simplifies the internal state handling of the
driver, as all transaction state should only be read from the connection state, and not
also from a temporary variable.
This also enables the use of a combination of temporary transaction options and using
SQL statements to set further options. The shared library always includes temporary
transaction options, as the BeginTransaction function accepts TransactionOptions as an
input argument. This meant that using SQL statements to set further transaction options
was not supported through the shared library.
* chore: delay transaction activation until actual use
Delay the actual transaction activation until the first actual usage of the transaction.
That is; the first time that a statement is being sent to Spanner. This allows the
application to amend the transaction options after calling BeginTx or executing
`BEGIN TRANSACTION`. The transaction options can be amended by executing a statement
like `SET TRANSACTION READ ONLY`.
* chore: update actions/checkout action to v5 (googleapis#555)
* fix: update all dependencies (googleapis#551)
* fix: update all dependencies
* chore: go mod tidy
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* chore: add signal handler to remove temp file
* chore: add .NET gRPC wrapper (googleapis#539)
* fix: update dependency net.java.dev.jna:jna to v5.18.0 (googleapis#538)
* chore: update all dependencies (googleapis#537)
* fix: update all dependencies (googleapis#536)
* fix: update all dependencies
* chore: go mod tidy
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* fix: update module github.com/googleapis/go-sql-spanner to v1.18.1 (googleapis#540)
* chore: add .NET gRPC wrapper
Adds a gRPC wrapper for .NET. This wrapper uses the gRPC API to connect to SpannerLib.
The gRPC channel uses a Unix domain socket.
* fix: update dependency net.java.dev.jna:jna to v5.18.1 (googleapis#544)
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## Bug Fixes
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* feat: add authority param support to DSN (googleapis#546)
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* fix: update all dependencies (googleapis#542)
* fix: update all dependencies
* chore: go mod tidy
* build: add ByteBuddy for Java wrapper
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* feat(ruby): Add Ruby FFI wrapper for spannerlib (googleapis#545)
* feat(ruby): add Ruby FFI wrapper for spannerlib
* chore(main): release 1.19.0 (googleapis#541)
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* chore: store temp TransactionOptions in connection state (googleapis#548)
Store temporary TransactionOptions in the connection state as local options. Local options
only apply to the current transaction. This simplifies the internal state handling of the
driver, as all transaction state should only be read from the connection state, and not
also from a temporary variable.
This also enables the use of a combination of temporary transaction options and using
SQL statements to set further options. The shared library always includes temporary
transaction options, as the BeginTransaction function accepts TransactionOptions as an
input argument. This meant that using SQL statements to set further transaction options
was not supported through the shared library.
* feat: parse SET TRANSACTION statements (googleapis#549)
* feat: parse SET TRANSACTION statements
Parse SET TRANSACTION statements and translate these to SET LOCAL statements.
SET TRANSACTION may only be executed in a transaction block, and can only be
used for a specific, limited set of connection properties. The syntax is
specified by the SQL standard and PostgreSQL.
See also https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-set-transaction.html
This change only adds partial support. The following features will be added
in future changes:
1. SET TRANSACTION READ {WRITE | ONLY} is not picked up by the driver, as
the type of transaction is set directly when BeginTx is called. A
refactor of this transaction handling is needed to be able to pick up
SET TRANSACTION READ ONLY / SET TRANSACTION READ WRITE statements that
are executed after BeginTx has been called.
2. PostgreSQL allows multiple transaction modes to be set in a single
SET TRANSACTION statement. E.g. the following is allowed:
SET TRANSACTION READ WRITE, ISOLATION LEVEL SERIALIZABLE
The current implementation only supports one transaction mode per
SET statement.
* feat: support multiple transaction options in one statement
* feat: support transaction options in BEGIN statements (googleapis#550)
* feat: parse SET TRANSACTION statements
Parse SET TRANSACTION statements and translate these to SET LOCAL statements.
SET TRANSACTION may only be executed in a transaction block, and can only be
used for a specific, limited set of connection properties. The syntax is
specified by the SQL standard and PostgreSQL.
See also https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-set-transaction.html
This change only adds partial support. The following features will be added
in future changes:
1. SET TRANSACTION READ {WRITE | ONLY} is not picked up by the driver, as
the type of transaction is set directly when BeginTx is called. A
refactor of this transaction handling is needed to be able to pick up
SET TRANSACTION READ ONLY / SET TRANSACTION READ WRITE statements that
are executed after BeginTx has been called.
2. PostgreSQL allows multiple transaction modes to be set in a single
SET TRANSACTION statement. E.g. the following is allowed:
SET TRANSACTION READ WRITE, ISOLATION LEVEL SERIALIZABLE
The current implementation only supports one transaction mode per
SET statement.
* feat: support multiple transaction options in one statement
* feat: support transaction options in BEGIN statements
Adds support for including transaction options in BEGIN statements, like:
```sql
BEGIN READ ONLY;
BEGIN READ WRITE;
BEGIN TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL REPEATABLE READ;
BEGIN READ WRITE, ISOLATION LEVEL SERIALIZABLE;
```
* chore: re-trigger checks
* chore: add timeout for server startup
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* chore: return long instead of int
* chore: remove TODO
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