Fix colname mode

Author: ostafen

immudb/handler/sqlquery.py

@@ -39,23 +39,15 @@ def _call_with_executor(query, params, columnNameMode, dbname, acceptStream, exe
         return RowIterator(resp, columnNameMode, dbname)
 
     res = next(resp)
-    columnNames = getColumnNames(res, columnNameMode)
-    rows = unpack_rows(res, columnNameMode, columnNames)
-    return fix_colnames(rows, dbname, columnNameMode)
+    columnNames = getColumnNames(res, dbname, columnNameMode)
+    return unpack_rows(res, columnNameMode, columnNames)
 
 
-def fix_colnames(ret, dbname, columnNameMode):
+def fix_colnames(cols, dbname, columnNameMode):
     if columnNameMode not in [constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_DATABASE, constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_FULL]:
-        return ret
+        return cols
 
-    # newer DB version don't insert database name anymore, we need to
-    # process it manually
-    for i, t in enumerate(ret):
-        newkeys = [
-            x.replace("[@DB]", dbname.decode("utf-8")) for x in t.keys()]
-        k = dict(zip(newkeys, list(t.values())))
-        ret[i] = k
-    return ret
+    return [x.replace("[@DB]", dbname.decode("utf-8")) for x in cols]
 
 
 def unpack_rows(resp, columnNameMode, colNames):
@@ -69,34 +61,36 @@ def unpack_rows(resp, columnNameMode, colNames):
     return result
 
 
-def getColumnNames(resp, columnNameMode):
-    columnNames = []
-    if columnNameMode != constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_NONE:
-        for column in resp.columns:
-            # note that depending on the version parts can be
-            # '(dbname.tablename.fieldname)' *or*
-            # '(tablename.fieldname)' without dbnname.
-            # In that case we mimic the old behavior by using [@DB] as placeholder
-            # that will be replaced at higher level.
-            parts = column.name.strip("()").split(".")
-            if columnNameMode == constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_FIELD:
-                columnNames.append(parts[-1])
-                continue
-            if columnNameMode == constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_TABLE:
-                columnNames.append(".".join(parts[-2:]))
-                continue
-            print(
-                "Use of COLUMN_NAME_MODE_DATABASE and COLUMN_NAME_MODE_FULL is deprecated")
-            if len(parts) == 2:
-                parts.insert(0, "[@DB]")
-            if columnNameMode == constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_DATABASE:
-                columnNames.append(".".join(parts))
-                continue
-            if columnNameMode == constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_FULL:
-                columnNames.append("("+".".join(parts)+")")
-                continue
-            raise ErrPySDKInvalidColumnMode
-    return columnNames
+def getColumnNames(resp, dbname, columnNameMode):
+    cols = []
+    if columnNameMode == constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_NONE:
+        return cols
+
+    for column in resp.columns:
+        # note that depending on the version parts can be
+        # '(dbname.tablename.fieldname)' *or*
+        # '(tablename.fieldname)' without dbnname.
+        # In that case we mimic the old behavior by using [@DB] as placeholder
+        # that will be replaced at higher level.
+        parts = column.name.strip("()").split(".")
+        if columnNameMode == constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_FIELD:
+            cols.append(parts[-1])
+            continue
+        if columnNameMode == constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_TABLE:
+            cols.append(".".join(parts[-2:]))
+            continue
+        print(
+            "Use of COLUMN_NAME_MODE_DATABASE and COLUMN_NAME_MODE_FULL is deprecated")
+        if len(parts) == 2:
+            parts.insert(0, "[@DB]")
+        if columnNameMode == constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_DATABASE:
+            cols.append(".".join(parts))
+            continue
+        if columnNameMode == constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_FULL:
+            cols.append("("+".".join(parts)+")")
+            continue
+        raise ErrPySDKInvalidColumnMode
+    return fix_colnames(cols, dbname, columnNameMode)
 
 
 class ClosedIterator(BaseException):
@@ -109,7 +103,7 @@ def __init__(self, grpcIt, colNameMode, dbname) -> None:
         self._nextRow = 0
         self._rows = []
         self._columns = None
-        self._colNameMode = colNameMode if colNameMode != constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_NONE else constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_FIELD
+        self._colNameMode = colNameMode
         self._dbname = dbname
         self._closed = False
 
@@ -132,22 +126,21 @@ def _fetch_next(self):
 
         res = next(self._grpcIt)
         if self._columns == None:
-            self._columns = getColumnNames(res, self._colNameMode)
+            self._columns = getColumnNames(res, self._dbname, self._colsMode())
 
         self._rows = unpack_rows(
-            res, constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_NONE, self._columns)
+            res, self._colNameMode, self._columns)
         self._nextRow = 0
 
         if len(self._rows) == 0:
             raise StopIteration
 
+    def _colsMode(self):
+        return self._colNameMode if self._colNameMode != constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_NONE else constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_FIELD
+
     def columns(self):
         self._fetch_next()
-
-        if self._colNameMode not in [constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_DATABASE, constants.COLUMN_NAME_MODE_FULL]:
-            return self._columns
-
-        return [x.replace("[@DB]", self._dbname.decode("utf-8")) for x in self._columns]
+        return self._columns
 
     def close(self):
         if self._closed: