Best EvoMaster code snippet using org.evomaster.client.java.instrumentation.coverage.methodreplacement.classes.PreparedStatementClassReplacement.interpolateSqlStringWithJSqlParser
...66 throw new RuntimeException(e);67 }68 })69 .collect(Collectors.toList());70 return interpolateSqlStringWithJSqlParser(sql, params);71 } catch (Exception e) {72 throw new RuntimeException(e);73 }74 }75 // replaced by interpolateSqlStringWithJSqlParser76 @Deprecated77 public static String interpolateSqlString(String sql, List<String> params) {78 long replacements = sql.chars().filter(it -> it=='?').count();79 if(replacements != params.size()){80 SimpleLogger.error("EvoMaster ERROR. Mismatch of parameter count " + replacements+"!="+ params.size()81 + " in SQL command: " + sql);82 return null;83 }84 for(String p : params){85 sql = sql.replaceFirst("\\?", p);86 }87 return sql;88 }89 /**90 * inspired by this example from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46890089/how-can-i-purify-a-sql-query-and-replace-all-parameters-with-using-regex91 * @param sql is an original sql command which might contain comments or be dynamic sql with parameters92 * @param params are parameters which exists in the [sql]93 * @return a interpolated sql.94 * note that if the sql could not be handled, we return the original one since such info is still useful for e.g., industrial partner95 * then we could record the execution info.96 * note that comments could also be removed with this function.97 *98 */99 public static String interpolateSqlStringWithJSqlParser(String sql, List<String> params) {100 StringBuilder sqlbuffer = new StringBuilder();101 try {102 ExpressionDeParser expDeParser = new ExpressionDeParser() {103 @Override104 public void visit(JdbcParameter parameter) {105 int index = parameter.getIndex();106 this.getBuffer().append(params.get(index-1));107 }108 };109 SelectDeParser selectDeparser = new SelectDeParser(expDeParser, sqlbuffer);110 expDeParser.setSelectVisitor(selectDeparser);111 expDeParser.setBuffer(sqlbuffer);112 StatementDeParser stmtDeparser = new StatementDeParser(expDeParser, selectDeparser, sqlbuffer);113 Statement stmt = CCJSqlParserUtil.parse(sql);...
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