Extension of fix for 4978 - fixing an issue where parentheses are added to the IN query, causing the query system to not recognise the need to switch out the binding.

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mike12345567 2022-04-04 15:39:38 +01:00
parent defd0a29a7
commit 035cda1177
1 changed files with 9 additions and 7 deletions

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@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ class QueryRunner {
arrays = []
for (let binding of bindings) {
// look for array/list operations in the SQL statement, which will need handled later
const listRegex = new RegExp(`(in|IN|In|iN)( )+${binding}`)
const listRegex = new RegExp(`(in|IN|In|iN)( )+[(]?${binding}[)]?`)
const listRegexMatch = sql.match(listRegex)
// check if the variable was used as part of a string concat e.g. 'Hello {{binding}}'
const charConstRegex = new RegExp(`'[^']*${binding}[^']*'`)
@ -63,12 +63,14 @@ class QueryRunner {
","
)
// build a string like ($1, $2, $3)
sql = sql.replace(
binding,
`(${Array.apply(null, Array(value.length))
.map(() => integration.getBindingIdentifier())
.join(",")})`
)
let replacement = `${Array.apply(null, Array(value.length))
.map(() => integration.getBindingIdentifier())
.join(",")}`
// check if parentheses are needed
if (!listRegexMatch[0].includes(`(${binding})`)) {
replacement = `(${replacement})`
}
sql = sql.replace(binding, replacement)
} else {
sql = sql.replace(binding, integration.getBindingIdentifier())
}