function MergeTest::getLoggedQueries
Executes a merge-like callback and returns the logged queries.
4 calls to MergeTest::getLoggedQueries()
- MergeTest::testMergeExecutesSingleStatement in core/
modules/ pgsql/ tests/ src/ Kernel/ pgsql/ MergeTest.php - Tests that a merge executes as a single native MERGE statement.
- MergeTest::testMergeMatchedWithoutUpdate in core/
modules/ pgsql/ tests/ src/ Kernel/ pgsql/ MergeTest.php - Tests a merge that matches a row but has nothing to update.
- MergeTest::testMergeSerialFieldFallback in core/
modules/ pgsql/ tests/ src/ Kernel/ pgsql/ MergeTest.php - Tests that inserting into a serial field uses the generic emulation.
- MergeTest::testMergeWithoutInsertFieldsFallback in core/
modules/ pgsql/ tests/ src/ Kernel/ pgsql/ MergeTest.php - Tests that a merge without insert fields uses the generic emulation.
File
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core/
modules/ pgsql/ tests/ src/ Kernel/ pgsql/ MergeTest.php, line 29
Class
- MergeTest
- Tests the native MERGE implementation of the PostgreSQL driver.
Namespace
Drupal\Tests\pgsql\Kernel\pgsqlCode
protected function getLoggedQueries(callable $callback) : array {
// Warm the table information cache outside of the logged region, so the
// log contains only the queries of the merge itself.
$this->connection
->schema()
->queryTableInformation('test_people');
Database::startLog('merge_test');
$callback();
$queries = Database::getLog('merge_test');
return array_column($queries, 'query');
}
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