README

Common stuff for table backends (Snowflake|Synapse|Redshift) shared between apps.

Interfaces

Database

Keboola\TableBackendUtils\Database\DatabaseReflectionInterface

interface DatabaseReflectionInterface
{
    public function getUsersNames(?string $like = null): array;
    public function getRolesNames(?string $like = null): array;
}

Schema

Keboola\TableBackendUtils\Schema\SchemaReflectionInterface

Function to retrieve information's about schema:

interface SchemaReflectionInterface
{
    public function getTablesNames(): array;
    public function getViewsNames(): array;
}

Table

Keboola\TableBackendUtils\Table\TableReflectionInterface

Function to retrieve information's about table:

interface TableReflectionInterface
{
    public function getColumnsNames(): array;
    public function getColumnsDefinitions(): ColumnCollection;
    public function getRowsCount(): int;
    public function getPrimaryKeysNames(): array;
    public function getTableStats(): TableStatsInterface;
    public function isTemporary(): bool;
    public function getDependentViews(): array;
}

Keboola\TableBackendUtils\Table\TableQueryBuilderInterface

Queries to work with table:

interface TableQueryBuilderInterface
{
    public const TIMESTAMP_COLUMN_NAME = '_timestamp';
    public function getDropTableCommand(string $schemaName, string $tableName): string;
    public function getRenameTableCommand(string $schemaName, string $sourceTableName, string $newTableName): string;
    public function getTruncateTableCommand(string $schemaName, string $tableName): string;
    public function getCreateTempTableCommand(
        string $schemaName,
        string $tableName,
        ColumnCollection $columns
    ): string;
    public function getCreateTableCommand(
        string $schemaName,
        string $tableName,
        ColumnCollection $columns,
        array $primaryKeys = []
    ): string;
    public function getCreateTableCommandFromDefinition(
        TableDefinitionInterface $definition,
        bool $definePrimaryKeys = self::CREATE_TABLE_WITHOUT_PRIMARY_KEYS
    ): string;
}

Keboola\TableBackendUtils\Table\TableStatsInterface

Table statistics

interface TableStatsInterface
{
    public function getDataSizeBytes(): int;
    public function getRowsCount(): int;
}

Column

Keboola\TableBackendUtils\Column\ColumnInterface

Table column definition:

interface ColumnInterface
{
    public function getColumnName(): string;
    public function getColumnDefinition(): Keboola\Datatype\Definition\DefinitionInterface;
    public static function createGenericColumn(string $columnName): self;
}

View

Keboola\TableBackendUtils\View\ViewReflectionInterface

Function to retrieve information's about view:

interface ViewReflectionInterface
{
    public function getDependentViews(): array;
}

Auth

Keboola\TableBackendUtils\Auth\UserReflectionInterface

interface UserReflectionInterface
{
    public function endAllSessions(): void;
    public function getAllSessionIds(): array;
}

Keboola\TableBackendUtils\Auth\GrantQueryBuilderInterface

interface GrantQueryBuilderInterface
{
    public function getGrantSql(GrantOptionsInterface $options): string;

    public function getRevokeSql(RevokeOptionsInterface $options): string;
}

Development

Preparation

Set up envs:

cp .env.dist .env

Set TEST_PREFIX= ENV

SYNAPSE

Create synapse server on Azure portal or using CLI.

set up env variables:

SYNAPSE_UID=UID
SYNAPSE_PWD=xxxx
SYNAPSE_DATABASE=synapse_db
SYNAPSE_SERVER=<synapse>.database.windows.net

Teradata

Prepare Teradata servers on AWS/Azure and set following properties. See

create new database for tests:

CREATE DATABASE <nick>_utils_tests FROM dbc
    AS PERMANENT = 1e8,
       SPOOL = 1e8;

set up env variables:

TERADATA_HOST=
TERADATA_PORT=1025
TERADATA_USERNAME=
TERADATA_PASSWORD=
TERADATA_DATABASE=

AWS

In order to download TD odbc driver, create a user who can access S3 bucket with the driver package.

set up env variables:

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=

Exasol

Run Exasol on your local machine in docker (for this case .env is preconfigured)

docker compose up -d exasol

Run Exasol server somewhere else and set up env variables:

EXASOL_HOST=
EXASOL_USERNAME=
EXASOL_PASSWORD=

issues:

• on slower machines Exasol can take a lot of resources. Run docker compose -f docker compose.yml -f docker compose.limits.yml up exasol to limit memory and cpu

• If you are getting error exadt::ERROR: the private interface with address '<ip>/16' either does not exist or is down. https://github.com/exasol/docker-db/issues/45 Exasol saves you (container) current ip address and docker daemon is changing default bridge range. There are two ways to fix this:

1. each reboot set you current ip range to exasol docket-compose run --rm exasol exaconf modify-node -n 11 -p '<ip>/16' this is have to be done each time when ip addresses are not align.
2. set docker default bridge to some fixed range: edit or create /etc/docker/daemon.json and set {"bip":"172.0.0.1/24"} (or different range that suites you)

Snowflake

Prepare credentials for Snowflake access

CREATE ROLE "KEBOOLA_CI_TABLE_UTILS";
CREATE DATABASE "KEBOOLA_CI_TABLE_UTILS";

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE "KEBOOLA_CI_TABLE_UTILS" TO ROLE "KEBOOLA_CI_TABLE_UTILS";
GRANT USAGE ON WAREHOUSE "DEV" TO ROLE "KEBOOLA_CI_TABLE_UTILS";

CREATE USER "KEBOOLA_CI_TABLE_UTILS"
PASSWORD = 'my_secret_password'
DEFAULT_ROLE = "KEBOOLA_CI_TABLE_UTILS";

GRANT ROLE "KEBOOLA_CI_TABLE_UTILS" TO USER "KEBOOLA_CI_TABLE_UTILS";

set up env variables:

SNOWFLAKE_HOST=
SNOWFLAKE_PORT=443
SNOWFLAKE_USER=KEBOOLA_CI_TABLE_UTILS
SNOWFLAKE_PASSWORD='my_secret_password
SNOWFLAKE_DATABASE=KEBOOLA_CI_TABLE_UTILS
SNOWFLAKE_WAREHOUSE=

Bigquery

To prepare the backend you can use Terraform template. You must have the resourcemanager.folders.create permission for the organization.

# run in provisioning/local/BigQuery folder
terraform init

terraform apply -var organization_id=<your-org-id> -var backend_prefix=<your_backend_prefix> -var billing_account_id=<billing_account_id>
# and enter name for your backend prefix for example your name, all resources will create with this prefx

After terraform apply ends go to the service project in folder created by terraform.

1. go to the newly created service project, the project id are listed at the end of the terraform call. (service_project_id)
2. click on IAM & Admin
3. on left panel choose Service Accounts
4. click on email of service account(there is only one)
5. on to the top choose Keys and Add Key => Create new key
6. select Key type JSON
7. click on the Create button and the file will automatically download
8. convert key to stringawk -v RS= '{$1=$1}1' <key_file>.json >> .env
9. set content on last line of .env as variable BQ_KEY_FILE

setup envs:

BQ_KEY_FILE=<the content of the downloaded json key file>

Tests

Run tests with following command.

docker compose run --rm dev composer tests

Unit and functional test can be run sepparetly

#unit test
docker compose run --rm dev composer tests-unit

#functional test
docker compose run --rm dev composer tests-functional

Code quality check

#phplint
docker compose run --rm dev composer phplint

#phpcs
docker compose run --rm dev composer phpcs

#phpcbf
docker compose run --rm dev composer phpcbf

#phpstan
docker compose run --rm dev composer phpstan

Full CI workflow

This command will run all checks load fixtures and run tests

docker compose run --rm dev composer ci

Teradata connection

You can use following method to get connection to Teradata for your queries

\Keboola\TableBackendUtils\Connection\Teradata\TeradataConnection::getConnection([
            'host' => getenv('TERADATA_HOST'),
            'user' => getenv('TERADATA_USERNAME'),
            'password' => getenv('TERADATA_PASSWORD'),
            'port' => getenv('TERADATA_PORT'),
            'dbname' => '',
        ]);

If you want to use connection via PHPStorm DataGrip or other DB client, remove port when you setting up connection in client. Otherwise test connection will fail.

License

MIT licensed, see LICENSE file.