replace_empty_string
Last half of year I am working on migration relative big application from Oracle to Postgres. This application is based on intensive usage of stored procedures, triggers, views. The base tools are ora2pg and plpgsql_check. Many thanks to Gilles Darold for his work on ora2pg. Half year ago this tool has almost zero support for PL/SQL - and now it is able to translate 90% of big code base of old PL/SQL code to PLpgSQL. There was lot of issues, but often was fixed to next day. Thank you.
Some tools I had to write too. I have some points for Orafce. Last tool what I wrote for this project is replace_empty_string extension. Oracle doesn't save empty strings - it does translation to NULL implicitly. To ensure similar behave I wrote generic trigger, that any empty string replaces by NULL. Default is quite behave, but warning (when string is empty string) is possible.
Example:
CREATE EXTENSION replace_empty_string; CREATE TABLE res ( id int4, idesc text, test1 varchar, test2 text ); CREATE TRIGGER res_replace_empty_string BEFORE UPDATE OR INSERT ON res FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE PROCEDURE replace_empty_string (); INSERT INTO res VALUES (1, 'first', NULL, ''); INSERT INTO res VALUES (2, NULL, '', 'Hello'); \pset null **** SELECT * FROM res; id | idesc | test1 | test2 ----+-------+-------+------- 1 | first | **** | **** 2 | **** | **** | Hello (2 rows) UPDATE res SET idesc = '' WHERE id = 1; SELECT * FROM res; id | idesc | test1 | test2 ----+-------+-------+------- 2 | **** | **** | Hello 1 | **** | **** | **** (2 rows)
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