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sqlite3 added NULLS FIRST to their schema as of v3.30.1 but some older boxes aren't updated (notably the author's own node box). The default behavior for sqlite3 is to sort nulls first however, this is *really* only needed for postgres. As a simple fix (which will allow older boxes to not upgrade their sqlite yet), simply strip out the NULLS FIRST keywords from sqlite3 queries. Reported-By: Simon Vrouwe @SimonVrouwe Fixes: #5517
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6.9 KiB
Python
Executable File
256 lines
6.9 KiB
Python
Executable File
#!/usr/bin/env python3
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from mako.template import Template
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import re
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import sys
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DEBUG = False
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def eprint(*args, **kwargs):
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if not DEBUG:
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return
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print(*args, file=sys.stderr, **kwargs)
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class Rewriter(object):
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def rewrite_types(self, query, mapping):
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for old, new in mapping.items():
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query = re.sub(old, new, query)
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return query
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def rewrite_single(self, query):
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return query
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def rewrite(self, queries):
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for i, q in enumerate(queries):
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if q['name'] is None:
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continue
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org = q['query']
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queries[i]['query'] = self.rewrite_single(org)
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eprint("Rewritten statement\n\tfrom {}\n\t to {}".format(org, q['query']))
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return queries
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class Sqlite3Rewriter(Rewriter):
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def rewrite_single(self, query):
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# Replace DB specific queries with a no-op
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if "/*PSQL*/" in query:
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return "UPDATE vars SET intval=1 WHERE name='doesnotexist'" # Return a no-op
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typemapping = {
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r'BIGINT': 'INTEGER',
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r'BIGINTEGER': 'INTEGER',
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r'BIGSERIAL': 'INTEGER',
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r'CURRENT_TIMESTAMP\(\)': "strftime('%s', 'now')",
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r'INSERT INTO[ \t]+(.*)[ \t]+ON CONFLICT.*DO NOTHING;': 'INSERT OR IGNORE INTO \\1;',
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# Rewrite "decode('abcd', 'hex')" to become "x'abcd'"
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r'decode\((.*),\s*[\'\"]hex[\'\"]\)': 'x\\1',
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# GREATEST() of multiple columns is simple MAX in sqlite3.
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r'GREATEST\(([^)]*)\)': "MAX(\\1)",
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# NULLS FIRST is default behavior on sqlite, make it disappear
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r' NULLS FIRST': '',
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}
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return self.rewrite_types(query, typemapping)
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class PostgresRewriter(Rewriter):
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def rewrite_single(self, q):
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# Replace DB specific queries with a no-op
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if "/*SQLITE*/" in q:
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return "UPDATE vars SET intval=1 WHERE name='doesnotexist'" # Return a no-op
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# Let's start by replacing any eventual '?' placeholders
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q2 = ""
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count = 1
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for c in q:
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if c == '?':
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c = "${}".format(count)
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count += 1
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q2 += c
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query = q2
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typemapping = {
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r'BLOB': 'BYTEA',
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r'CURRENT_TIMESTAMP\(\)': "EXTRACT(epoch FROM now())",
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}
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query = self.rewrite_types(query, typemapping)
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return query
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rewriters = {
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"sqlite3": Sqlite3Rewriter(),
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"postgres": PostgresRewriter(),
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}
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# djb2 is simple and effective: see http://www.cse.yorku.ca/~oz/hash.html
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def hash_djb2(string):
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val = 5381
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for s in string:
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val = ((val * 33) & 0xFFFFFFFF) ^ ord(s)
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return val
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def colname_htable(query):
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assert query.upper().startswith("SELECT")
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colquery = query[6:query.upper().index(" FROM ")]
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colnames = colquery.split(',')
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# If split caused unbalanced brackets, it's complex: assume
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# a single field!
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if any([colname.count('(') != colname.count(')') for colname in colnames]):
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return [('"' + colquery.strip() + '"', 0)]
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# 50% density htable
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tablesize = len(colnames) * 2 - 1
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table = [("NULL", -1)] * tablesize
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for colnum, colname in enumerate(colnames):
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colname = colname.strip()
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# SELECT xxx AS yyy -> Y
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as_clause = colname.upper().rfind(" AS ")
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if as_clause != -1:
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colname = colname[as_clause + 4:].strip()
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pos = hash_djb2(colname) % tablesize
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while table[pos][0] != "NULL":
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pos = (pos + 1) % tablesize
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table[pos] = ('"' + colname + '"', colnum)
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return table
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template = Template("""#ifndef LIGHTNINGD_WALLET_GEN_DB_${f.upper()}
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#define LIGHTNINGD_WALLET_GEN_DB_${f.upper()}
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#include <config.h>
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#include <ccan/array_size/array_size.h>
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#include <db/common.h>
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#include <db/utils.h>
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#if HAVE_${f.upper()}
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% for colname, table in colhtables.items():
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static const struct sqlname_map ${colname}[] = {
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% for t in table:
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{ ${t[0]}, ${t[1]} },
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% endfor
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};
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% endfor
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const struct db_query db_${f}_queries[] = {
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% for elem in queries:
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{
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% if elem['name'] is not None:
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.name = "${elem['name']}",
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.query = "${elem['query']}",
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.placeholders = ${elem['placeholders']},
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.readonly = ${elem['readonly']},
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% if elem['colnames'] is not None:
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.colnames = ${elem['colnames']},
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.num_colnames = ARRAY_SIZE(${elem['colnames']}),
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% endif
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% endif
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},
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% endfor
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};
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struct db_query_set ${f}_query_set = {
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.name = "${f}",
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.query_table = db_${f}_queries,
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.query_table_size = ARRAY_SIZE(db_${f}_queries),
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};
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AUTODATA(db_queries, &${f}_query_set);
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#endif /* HAVE_${f.upper()} */
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#endif /* LIGHTNINGD_WALLET_GEN_DB_${f.upper()} */
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""")
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def queries_htable(queries):
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# Converts a list of queries into a hash table.
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tablesize = len(queries) * 2 - 1
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htable = [{'name': None}] * tablesize
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for q in queries:
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pos = hash_djb2(q['name']) % tablesize
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while htable[pos]['name'] is not None:
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pos = (pos + 1) % tablesize
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htable[pos] = q
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return htable
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def extract_queries(pofile):
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# Given a po-file, extract all queries and their associated names, and
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# return them as a list.
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def chunk(pofile):
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# Chunk a given file into chunks separated by an empty line
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with open(pofile, 'r') as f:
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chunk = []
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for line in f:
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line = line.strip()
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if line.strip() == "":
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yield chunk
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chunk = []
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else:
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chunk.append(line.strip())
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if chunk != []:
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yield chunk
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colhtables = {}
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queries = []
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for c in chunk(pofile):
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# Skip other comments
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i = 1
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while c[i][0] == '#':
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i += 1
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# Strip header and surrounding quotes
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query = c[i][7:][:-1]
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is_select = query.upper().startswith("SELECT")
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if is_select:
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colnames = 'col_table{}'.format(len(queries))
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colhtables[colnames] = colname_htable(query)
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else:
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colnames = None
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queries.append({
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'name': query,
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'query': query,
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'placeholders': query.count('?'),
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'readonly': "true" if is_select else "false",
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'colnames': colnames,
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})
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return colhtables, queries_htable(queries)
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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if len(sys.argv) != 3:
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print("Usage:\n\t{} <statements.po-file> <output-dialect>".format(sys.argv[0]))
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sys.exit(1)
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dialect = sys.argv[2]
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if dialect not in rewriters:
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print("Unknown dialect {}. The following are available: {}".format(
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dialect,
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", ".join(rewriters.keys())
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))
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sys.exit(1)
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rewriter = rewriters[dialect]
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colhtables, queries = extract_queries(sys.argv[1])
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queries = rewriter.rewrite(queries)
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print(template.render(f=dialect, queries=queries, colhtables=colhtables))
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