DBObject.h File Reference

#include <string>
#include <unordered_set>
#include "Shared/Logger.h"

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Classes
struct	DBObjectKey
struct	DatabasePrivileges
struct	TablePrivileges
struct	DashboardPrivileges
struct	ViewPrivileges
struct	AccessPrivileges
class	DBObject

Namespaces
	Catalog_Namespace

Enumerations
enum	DBObjectType {   AbstractDBObjectType = 0, DatabaseDBObjectType, TableDBObjectType, DashboardDBObjectType,   ViewDBObjectType }

Functions
std::string	DBObjectTypeToString (DBObjectType type)
DBObjectType	DBObjectTypeFromString (const std::string &type)

Enumeration Type Documentation

enum DBObjectType

Enumerator
AbstractDBObjectType
DatabaseDBObjectType
TableDBObjectType
DashboardDBObjectType
ViewDBObjectType

Definition at line 42 of file DBObject.h.

                  {
  AbstractDBObjectType = 0,
  DatabaseDBObjectType,
  TableDBObjectType,
  DashboardDBObjectType,
  ViewDBObjectType
};

Function Documentation

DBObjectType DBObjectTypeFromString

(

const std::string &

type

)

Definition at line 88 of file DBObject.cpp.

References DashboardDBObjectType, DatabaseDBObjectType, TableDBObjectType, and ViewDBObjectType.

Referenced by Parser::GrantPrivilegesStmt::execute(), Parser::RevokePrivilegesStmt::execute(), and Parser::ShowPrivilegesStmt::execute().

                                                           {
  if (type.compare("DATABASE") == 0) {
    return DatabaseDBObjectType;
  } else if (type.compare("TABLE") == 0) {
    return TableDBObjectType;
  } else if (type.compare("DASHBOARD") == 0) {
    return DashboardDBObjectType;
  } else if (type.compare("VIEW") == 0) {
    return ViewDBObjectType;
  } else {
    throw std::runtime_error("DB object type " + type + " is not supported.");
  }
}

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std::string DBObjectTypeToString

(

DBObjectType

type

)