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Fixed a bug where calling length() after obtaining a stream would close the stream for Clobs/NClobs #799

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Addresses #788. Also addressed an issue where varchar(max)/Clob objects were always being encoded to UTF-16LE instead of using the Collation specified in the Clob object.

List of Changes (the following applies to NClob as well):

  1. calling Clob.length() no longer attempts to load the stream into a string. This fixes a null pointer issue as well as length() closing user streams.
  2. added streaming capabilities for Clob.getAsciiStream(). NClobs will always have a non-streaming implementation for getAsciiStream().
  3. Clobs no longer default to UTF-16LE. Clobs now respect the collation from the SQL Server. NClobs remain unchanged, will always be UTF-16LE encoding.

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Merging #799 into dev will increase coverage by 0.07%.
The diff coverage is 76.66%.

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@cheenamalhotra cheenamalhotra added this to the 7.1.1 milestone Sep 17, 2018
try {
inputStream.reset();
} catch (IOException e) {
throw new SQLServerException(e.getMessage(), null, 0, e);
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Please use "SQLServerException.makeFromDriverError" instead. Also applies to other locations in the changes made.

NClob c = rs.getNClob(2);
assertEquals(c.length(), lobs.get(rs.getInt(1)).length());
lobsFromServer.add(c);
String recieved = getStringFromInputStream(c.getAsciiStream());// streaming string
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Please move Resultsets and Streams to try-with-resources. Avoid hidden streams calls.

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Resultsets are automatically closed when statement is closed, and statement is in try-with-resources. Inputstreams are closed when resultset is closed, and I manually call resultset.close() in order to load stream into memory.

InputStream inputStream = (InputStream) activeStreams.get(0);
try {
inputStream.reset();
getterStream = inputStream;
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Can we close 'inputStream' here?

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It's the same input stream that the user gets, if we close it, the stream returned to the user gets closed.

}
rs.close();
}
stmt.execute("DROP TABLE [" + tableName + "]");
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Drop table in finally block to avoid table leftovers in case exception occurs.

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stmt was created in try-catch, cannot access in finally block.

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  1. There is already dropTableIfExists() in Utils.java, consider using it.
  2. Move the drop table into a finally block. You can either create a new Statement for it or just use regular try-catch blocks.

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Or a cleaner solution would be to modify dropTableIfExists() to create and close its own Statement.


if (value == null && activeStreams.get(0) instanceof PLPInputStream) {
return (long) ((PLPInputStream) activeStreams.get(0)).payloadLength / 2;
if (value == null && activeStreams.get(0) instanceof BaseInputStream) {
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null == value

assertEquals(lobs.get(index), recieved);// compare streamed string to initial string
}
rs.close();
for (int i = 0; i < lobs.size(); i++) {
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This part is unnecessary now.

assertEquals(c.length(), lobs.get(index).length());
lobsFromServer.add(c);
String recieved = getStringFromInputStream(c.getAsciiStream(),
java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets.US_ASCII);// streaming string
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Please fix the comment (with explanation), we are not streaming anymore.

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private static String tableName = null;

private static enum LoB {
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seem to be odd camel casing B here??

while (true) {
int amountRead = r.read(buffer, 0, (int) l);
if (amountRead == -1) {
break;
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hmm better if we do while ((amountRead = r.read(buffer, 0, (int) l)) != null)? then we don't have to break out of a while which makes me cringe a little when I see it... ha not big deal ;)

Clob c = rs.getClob(2);
Reader r = c.getCharacterStream();
long clobLength = c.length();
String recieved = getStringFromReader(r, clobLength);// streaming string
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received - "i before e except after c" ;)

NClob c = rs.getNClob(2);
assertEquals(c.length(), lob_data.get(index).length());
lobsFromServer.add(c);
String recieved = getStringFromInputStream(c.getAsciiStream());// NClob AsciiStream is never
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