liquibase-core/src/main/java/liquibase/sqlgenerator/core/CreateIndexGeneratorFirebird.java
@Override
    public Sql[] generateSql(CreateIndexStatement statement, Database database, SqlGeneratorChain sqlGeneratorChain)  {
        /*
         * According to https://firebirdsql.org/refdocs/langrefupd20-create-table.html#langrefupd20-ct-using-index ,
         * Firebird automatically creates indexes for PRIMARY KEY, UNIQUE KEY and FOREIGN KEY constraints,
         * so we should not duplicate that functionality (=we should not issue CREATE INDEX statements for them)
         */
        List<String> associatedWith = StringUtil.splitAndTrim(statement.getAssociatedWith(), ",");
        if ((associatedWith != null) && (associatedWith.contains(Index.MARK_PRIMARY_KEY) || associatedWith.contains
            (Index.MARK_UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT) || associatedWith.contains(Index.MARK_FOREIGN_KEY))) {
            return new Sql[0];
        }

        StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();

        buffer.append("CREATE ");

        // If the statement wants a UNIQUE index, issue a CREATE UNIQUE ... INDEX statement.
        if ((statement.isUnique() != null) && statement.isUnique()) {
            buffer.append("UNIQUE ");
        }

        /*
         * Examine the direction (ASCending or DESCending) of all columns of the planned index. If _all_ of them
         * are DESC, issue a CREATE DESCENDING INDEX statement. If all of them are ASC, we do not need to do anything
         * special (ASCENDING is the default). However, since Firebird does not seem to support mixed ASC/DESC
         * columns within a single index, we must error out.
         *
         * The syntax we want to create is this:
         * CREATE [UNIQUE] [ASC[ENDING] | DESC[ENDING]] INDEX index_name ON table_name
          * {(col [, col …]) | COMPUTED BY (<expression>)};
         */
        ColumnAnalysisResult result = analyseColumns(statement, database);

        if (result.isFoundDescColumns())
            buffer.append("DESCENDING ");

        buffer.append("INDEX ");

        if (statement.getIndexName() != null) {
            String indexSchema = statement.getTableSchemaName();
            buffer.append(database.escapeIndexName(statement.getTableCatalogName(), indexSchema,
                    statement.getIndexName())).append(" ");
        }

        buffer.append("ON ");
        // append table name
        buffer.append(database.escapeTableName(statement.getTableCatalogName(), statement.getTableSchemaName(),
                statement.getTableName()));

        if (result.getNumComputedCols() > 0)
            buffer.append("COMPUTED BY ");

        buffer.append(String.format("(%s)", result.getColumnExpression()));

        return new Sql[]{new UnparsedSql(buffer.toString(), getAffectedIndex(statement))};
    }
@Override
    public Sql[] generateSql(CreateIndexStatement statement, Database database, SqlGeneratorChain sqlGeneratorChain)  {
        /*
         * According to https://firebirdsql.org/refdocs/langrefupd20-create-table.html#langrefupd20-ct-using-index ,
         * Firebird automatically creates indexes for PRIMARY KEY, UNIQUE KEY and FOREIGN KEY constraints,
         * so we should not duplicate that functionality (=we should not issue CREATE INDEX statements for them)
         */
        List<String> associatedWith = StringUtil.splitAndTrim(statement.getAssociatedWith(), ",");
        if ((associatedWith != null) && (associatedWith.contains(Index.MARK_PRIMARY_KEY) || associatedWith.contains
            (Index.MARK_UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT) || associatedWith.contains(Index.MARK_FOREIGN_KEY))) {
            return new Sql[0];
        }

        StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();

        buffer.append("CREATE ");

        // If the statement wants a UNIQUE index, issue a CREATE UNIQUE ... INDEX statement.
        if ((statement.isUnique() != null) && statement.isUnique()) {
            buffer.append("UNIQUE ");
        }

        /*
         * Examine the direction (ASCending or DESCending) of all columns of the planned index. If _all_ of them
         * are DESC, issue a CREATE DESCENDING INDEX statement. If all of them are ASC, we do not need to do anything
         * special (ASCENDING is the default). However, since Firebird does not seem to support mixed ASC/DESC
         * columns within a single index, we must error out.
         *
         * The syntax we want to create is this:
         * CREATE [UNIQUE] [ASC[ENDING] | DESC[ENDING]] INDEX index_name ON table_name
          * {(col [, col …]) | COMPUTED BY (<expression>)};
         */
        ColumnAnalysisResult result = analyseColumns(statement, database);

        if (result.isFoundDescColumns())
            buffer.append("DESCENDING ");

        buffer.append("INDEX ");

        if (statement.getIndexName() != null) {
            String indexSchema = statement.getTableSchemaName();
            buffer.append(database.escapeIndexName(statement.getTableCatalogName(), indexSchema,
                    statement.getIndexName())).append(" ");
        }

        buffer.append("ON ");
        // append table name
        buffer.append(database.escapeTableName(statement.getTableCatalogName(), statement.getTableSchemaName(),
                statement.getTableName()));

        if (result.getNumComputedCols() > 0)
            buffer.append("COMPUTED BY ");

        buffer.append(String.format("(%s)", result.getColumnExpression()));

        return new Sql[]{new UnparsedSql(buffer.toString(), getAffectedIndex(statement))};
    }
@ Override public Sql [ ] generateSql ( CreateIndexStatement statement , Database database , SqlGeneratorChain sqlGeneratorChain ) { /*
         * According to https://firebirdsql.org/refdocs/langrefupd20-create-table.html#langrefupd20-ct-using-index ,
         * Firebird automatically creates indexes for PRIMARY KEY, UNIQUE KEY and FOREIGN KEY constraints,
         * so we should not duplicate that functionality (=we should not issue CREATE INDEX statements for them)
         */ List < String > associatedWith = StringUtil . splitAndTrim ( statement . getAssociatedWith ( ) , "," ) ; if ( ( associatedWith != null ) && ( associatedWith . contains ( Index . MARK_PRIMARY_KEY ) || associatedWith . contains ( Index . MARK_UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT ) || associatedWith . contains ( Index . MARK_FOREIGN_KEY ) ) ) { return new Sql [ 0 ] ; } StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer ( ) ; buffer . append ( "CREATE " ) ; // If the statement wants a UNIQUE index, issue a CREATE UNIQUE ... INDEX statement. if ( ( statement . isUnique ( ) != null ) && statement . isUnique ( ) ) { buffer . append ( "UNIQUE " ) ; } /*
         * Examine the direction (ASCending or DESCending) of all columns of the planned index. If _all_ of them
         * are DESC, issue a CREATE DESCENDING INDEX statement. If all of them are ASC, we do not need to do anything
         * special (ASCENDING is the default). However, since Firebird does not seem to support mixed ASC/DESC
         * columns within a single index, we must error out.
         *
         * The syntax we want to create is this:
         * CREATE [UNIQUE] [ASC[ENDING] | DESC[ENDING]] INDEX index_name ON table_name
          * {(col [, col …]) | COMPUTED BY (<expression>)};
         */ ColumnAnalysisResult result = analyseColumns ( statement , database ) ; if ( result . isFoundDescColumns ( ) ) buffer . append ( "DESCENDING " ) ; buffer . append ( "INDEX " ) ; if ( statement . getIndexName ( ) != null ) { String indexSchema = statement . getTableSchemaName ( ) ; buffer . append ( database . escapeIndexName ( statement . getTableCatalogName ( ) , indexSchema , statement . getIndexName ( ) ) ) . append ( " " ) ; } buffer . append ( "ON " ) ; // append table name buffer . append ( database . escapeTableName ( statement . getTableCatalogName ( ) , statement . getTableSchemaName ( ) , statement . getTableName ( ) ) ) ; if ( result . getNumComputedCols ( ) > 0 ) buffer . append ( "COMPUTED BY " ) ; buffer . append ( String . format ( "(%s)" , result . getColumnExpression ( ) ) ) ; return new Sql [ ] { new UnparsedSql ( buffer . toString ( ) , getAffectedIndex ( statement ) ) } ; }
Generate a CREATE INDEX SQL statement for Firebird databases.
@param statement A CreateIndexStatement with the desired properties of the SQL to be generated
@param database A database object (must be of FirebirdDatabase type, or we will error out)
@param sqlGeneratorChain The other generators in the current chain (ignored by this implementation)
@return An array with one entry containing the generated CREATE INDEX statement for Firebird.
Generate a CREATE INDEX SQL statement for Firebird databases .