Re: tuple count and v3 functions in psql for COPY

On Dec 22 01:52, Tom Lane wrote:
> > !             {
> > !                 uint64    processed = DoCopy((CopyStmt *) parsetree);
> > !                 char    buf[21];
> > !
> > !                 snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), UINT64_FORMAT, processed);
> > !                 snprintf(completionTag, COMPLETION_TAG_BUFSIZE,
> > !                          "COPY %s", buf);
> > !             }
>
> This is ugly and unnecessary.  Why not
>
> > !             {
> > !                 uint64    processed = DoCopy((CopyStmt *) parsetree);
> > !
> > !                 snprintf(completionTag, COMPLETION_TAG_BUFSIZE,
> > !                          "COPY " UINT64_FORMAT, processed);
> > !             }

At the beginning I used the style as above, but after looking at the
source code for INT64_FORMAT usage, saw that nearly all of them use
a seperate buffer.

Furthermore, in the source code (for instance
backend/commands/sequence.c) nearly every buffer size used for
INT64_FORMAT is 100. AFAIK, 20+1 is enough for a 64 bit integer.

> Also, I think you've broken the psql-side handling of COPY IN.  There's
> no check for I/O error on the input, and the test for terminator (\.\n)
> mistakenly assumes that the terminator could only appear at the start
> of the buffer, not to mention assuming that it couldn't span across two
> bufferloads.
>
> The check for \r is wrong too (counterexample: first input line exceeds
> 8K), but actually you should just dispense with that entirely, because
> if you're going to use PQputCopyEnd then it is not your responsibility
> to send the terminator.
>
> But the *real* problem with this coding is that it will fetch data past
> the \., which breaks files that include both COPY data and SQL.  Thus
> for example this patch breaks pg_dump files.

8K limit is caused by a mis-understanding of me. Thanks so much for the
review, I'll try to fix above missing parts ASAP.

> !     for (c = p; isdigit((int) *c); ++c)
>
> Wrong.  Use (unsigned char).

I found above from "The Open Group Base Specifications Issue 6". I'll
fix that too.


Regards.

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