using System; using System.Collections.ObjectModel; using System.Text; namespace System.Data.Linq.SqlClient { /// /// Methods for checking whethe a query was compatible with the /// server it will be sent to. /// static internal class SqlServerCompatibilityCheck { /// /// Private visitor class checks each node for compatibility annotations. /// private class Visitor : SqlVisitor { private SqlProvider.ProviderMode provider; internal SqlNodeAnnotations annotations; internal Visitor(SqlProvider.ProviderMode provider) { this.provider = provider; } /// /// The reasons why this query is not 2K compatible. /// internal Collection reasons = new Collection(); internal override SqlNode Visit(SqlNode node) { if (annotations.NodeIsAnnotated(node)) { foreach (SqlNodeAnnotation annotation in annotations.Get(node)) { SqlServerCompatibilityAnnotation ssca = annotation as SqlServerCompatibilityAnnotation; if (ssca != null && ssca.AppliesTo(provider)) { reasons.Add(annotation.Message); } } } return base.Visit(node); } } /// /// Checks whether the given node is supported on the given server. /// internal static void ThrowIfUnsupported(SqlNode node, SqlNodeAnnotations annotations, SqlProvider.ProviderMode provider) { // Check to see whether there's at least one SqlServerCompatibilityAnnotation. if (annotations.HasAnnotationType(typeof(SqlServerCompatibilityAnnotation))) { Visitor visitor = new Visitor(provider); visitor.annotations = annotations; visitor.Visit(node); // If any messages were recorded, then throw an exception. if (visitor.reasons.Count > 0) { throw Error.ExpressionNotSupportedForSqlServerVersion(visitor.reasons); } } } } }