cdo

Chapel Data Object

Chapel Data Object is a library that helps to connect to databases like Mysql,Postgres and Sqlite using a common API in Chapel language.

The module Cdo provides a simple way to hide the complexities that each database connector library has.

Acknowledgment

We would like to thank Deep 6 AI for their support on this project.

We would like to thank Brian Dolan, Ben Albrecht, Brad Chamberlain and all Chapel Community for all motivations, suggestions and help.

Cdo with Postgres

1. Have latest Chapel compiler version installed.
2. Install libpq.

On Ubuntu do:

sudo apt-get install libpq-dev

3. Go to example/expq.chpl and inform database host, user, password.
4. Go to repository folder and compile:

   make pgsql

5. Run the example:

   ./expq

Code example

module Main{
use Cdo;
use Postgres;

proc main(){
//Open connection to Postgres database. Parametrs are host,username, database, password

var con = PgConnectionFactory("localhost", "postgres", "teste", "password");

//Open a cursor
var cursor = con.cursor();
//Queries from database
cursor.query("SELECT * FROM public.contacts");
//Get one row.
var res:Row = cursor.fetchone();
while(res!=nil){
//print the results.
writeln(res);
//get the next row one.
res = cursor.fetchone();
}

// Queries passing tuple to formated query string.
cursor.query("SELECT %s, %s FROM public.contacts",("email","name"));

// iterate over all rows
for row in cursor{
//get row data by column name and print it.
writeln("name = ", row["name"]," email = ", row["email"] );
}

cursor.query("SELECT * FROM public.contacts");

// iterate over all rows
for row in cursor{
//get row data by column number and print it.
writeln("name = ", row[1]," email =", row[3] );
}

cursor.close();
con.close();
writeln("end");
}
}

Cdo with Mysql

1. Have latest Chapel compiler version installed.
2. Install libmysqlclient.

On Ubuntu do:

sudo apt-get install libmysqlclient-dev

3. Go to example/mysql_ex1.chpl and set database host, user, password.
4. Verify the mysql library path with bash mysql_config --cflags --libs and edit Makefile.
5. Go to repository folder and compile:

   make mysql_ex1

6. Run the example:

   cd bin
   ./mysql_ex1

Do similar steps to compile mysql_ex2.

Code example

use DatabaseCommunicator;
use DatabaseCommunicator.QueryBuilder; // for Statement class
use MySQL;

proc main() throws {
  var conHandler = ConnectionHandler.ConnectionHandlerWithString(MySQLConnection, "localhost;testdb;username;password");
  var cursor = conHandler.cursor();

  var createStmt = "CREATE TABLE CONTACTS (id INT PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(10));";
  cursor.execute(new Statement(createStmt));
  cursor.execute(new Statement("INSERT INTO CONTACTS VALUES (6, 'B');"));

  var stmt: Statement = new Statement("SELECT * FROM CONTACTS WHERE name = ?1", true);
  stmt.setValue(1, "B");

  cursor.execute(stmt);

  for row in cursor.fetchall() {
    writeln(row![0], "\t", row![1]);
  }

  cursor.close();
  conHandler.commit();
  conHandler.close();
}

If using a TOML configuration file to specify connection parameters:

use DatabaseCommunicator;
use DatabaseCommunicator.QueryBuilder; // for Statement class
use MySQL;

proc main() throws {
  var conHandler = ConnectionHandler.ConnectionHandlerWithConfig(MySQLConnection, "dbinfo.toml");
  var cursor = conHandler.cursor();

  var createStmt = "CREATE TABLE CONTACTS (id INT PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(10));";
  cursor.execute(new Statement(createStmt));
  cursor.execute(new Statement("INSERT INTO CONTACTS VALUES (6, 'B');"));

  var stmt: Statement = new Statement("SELECT * FROM CONTACTS WHERE name = ?1", true);
  stmt.setValue(1, "B");

  cursor.execute(stmt);

  for row in cursor.fetchall() {
    writeln(row![0], "\t", row![1]);
  }

  cursor.close();
  conHandler.commit();
  conHandler.close();
}

Cdo with Sqlite

1. Have lastest Chapel compiler version installed.
2. Install libsqlite3-dev.

On Ubuntu do:

sudo apt-get install sqlite3 libsqlite3-dev

3. Go to example/exsqlite.chpl and inform database file.
4. Go to repository folder and compile:

   make sqlitex

5. Run the example:

   ./sqlitex

Code example

module Main{
use Cdo;
use Sqlite;

proc main(){
//Open connection to SQlite database. Parametrs is the file name.

var con = SqliteConnectionFactory("teste.db");

//Open a cursor
var cursor = con.cursor();
//Queries from database
cursor.query("SELECT * FROM contacts");
//Get one row using while.
var res:Row = cursor.fetchone();
while(res!=nil){
//print the results.
writeln(res);
//get the next row one.
res = cursor.fetchone();
}

// Queries passing tuple to formated query string.
cursor.query("SELECT %s, %s FROM contacts",("email","name"));

// iterate over all rows
for row in cursor{
//get row data by column name and print it.
writeln("name = ", row["name"]," email = ", row["email"] );
}

cursor.query("SELECT * FROM contacts");

// iterate over all rows
for row in cursor{
//get row data by column number and print it.
writeln("name = ", row[1] );
}

cursor.close();
con.close();
writeln("end");
}
}

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Warning

This library is very alpha and incomplete. Please, consider that we are in early stage and many functions and features are not implemented yet.