# =============================================================================== # Copyright (C) 2010 Diego Duclos # # This file is part of pyfa. # # pyfa is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # pyfa is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with pyfa. If not, see . # =============================================================================== import sqlalchemy import logging logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) class DatabaseCleanup: def __init__(self): pass @staticmethod def OrphanedCharacterSkills(saveddata_engine): # Finds and fixes database corruption issues. logger.debug("Start databsae validation and cleanup.") # Find orphaned character skills. # This solves an issue where the character doesn't exist, but skills for that character do. # See issue #917 try: logger.debug("Running database cleanup for character skills.") results = saveddata_engine.execute("SELECT COUNT(*) AS num FROM characterSkills " "WHERE characterID NOT IN (SELECT ID from characters)") row = results.first() if row and row['num'] > 0: delete = saveddata_engine.execute("DELETE FROM characterSkills WHERE characterID NOT IN (SELECT ID from characters)") logger.error("Database corruption found. Cleaning up %d records.", delete.rowcount) except sqlalchemy.exc.DatabaseError: logger.error("Failed to connect to database.") @staticmethod def OrphanedFitDamagePatterns(saveddata_engine): # Find orphaned damage patterns. # This solves an issue where the damage pattern doesn't exist, but fits reference the pattern. # See issue #777 try: logger.debug("Running database cleanup for orphaned damage patterns attached to fits.") results = saveddata_engine.execute("SELECT COUNT(*) AS num FROM fits WHERE damagePatternID not in (select ID from damagePatterns)") row = results.first() if row and row['num'] > 0: # Get Uniform damage pattern ID uniform_results = saveddata_engine.execute("select ID from damagePatterns WHERE name = 'Uniform'") uniform_result_count = 0 uniform_damage_pattern_id = 0 for uniform_result in uniform_results: uniform_damage_pattern_id = uniform_result[0] uniform_result_count += 1 if uniform_result_count == 0: logger.error("Missing uniform damage pattern.") elif uniform_result_count > 1: logger.error("More than one uniform damage pattern found.") else: update = saveddata_engine.execute("UPDATE 'fits' SET 'damagePatternID' = ? " "WHERE damagePatternID NOT IN (SELECT ID FROM damagePatterns)", uniform_damage_pattern_id) logger.error("Database corruption found. Cleaning up %d records.", update.rowcount) except sqlalchemy.exc.DatabaseError: logger.error("Failed to connect to database.") @staticmethod def OrphanedFitCharacterIDs(saveddata_engine): # Find orphaned character IDs. This solves an issue where the character doesn't exist, but fits reference the pattern. try: logger.debug("Running database cleanup for orphaned characters attached to fits.") results = saveddata_engine.execute("SELECT COUNT(*) AS num FROM fits WHERE characterID NOT IN (SELECT ID FROM characters)") row = results.first() if row and row['num'] > 0: # Get All 5 character ID all5_results = saveddata_engine.execute("SELECT ID FROM characters WHERE name = 'All 5'") all5_result_count = 0 all5_id = 0 for all5_result in all5_results: all5_id = all5_result[0] all5_result_count += 1 if all5_result_count == 0: logger.error("Missing 'All 5' character.") elif all5_result_count > 1: logger.error("More than one 'All 5' character found.") else: update = saveddata_engine.execute("UPDATE 'fits' SET 'damagePatternID' = ? " "WHERE damagePatternID not in (select ID from damagePatterns)", all5_id) logger.error("Database corruption found. Cleaning up %d records.", update.rowcount) except sqlalchemy.exc.DatabaseError: logger.error("Failed to connect to database.")