This page provides information on the scope of the rule Avoid Artifacts with a Complex SELECT Clause.
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8.3.x | |
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8.1.x | |
8.0.x | |
7.3.x | |
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7.0.x |
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Microsoft SQL Server | |
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CSS1 |
The scope of the rule "Avoid Artifacts with a Complex SELECT Clause" is the artifacts that use SQL artifacts. You can run the below query on Knowledge base by replacing <object_id> with desired objectID to get the database objects linked to it -
select k.IdKey, k.KeyNam, t.*, clt.link_type_name from ( select distinct T.OBJECT_ID from TypCat TC join CTT_OBJECT_APPLICATIONS T on T.OBJECT_TYPE = TC.IdTyp and TC.IdCatParent in ( 6100, 6101, 139148, 136996 ) -- database table, view, CAST_PersistenceFrameworkQuery, CAST_PersistentEntity )Tmp join Acc A on A.IdClr = <object_id> and A.IdCle = Tmp.OBJECT_ID and A.AccKnd in (0, 4096, 262144, 1048576) and ( A.Prop & 65536 ) = 0 join Keys k on k.IdKey = A.IdCle join typ t on t.IdTyp = k.ObjTyp join ctv_link_types clt on clt.link_type_lo = A.acctyplo and clt.link_type_hi = A.acctyphi
If the above query returns rows that means the object is linked with database objects
For example :
- if a java method methodA uses an SQL artifact say a select statement with tableA then methodA will have a link to tableA. This is one of the scenarios where an artifact is making a link with an SQL artifact so methodA will come under the scope of this rule.
There might be a method which does not contain any SQL artifacts yet it is being counted in the total checks. This is because of the fact that there might be a link to any Spring bean entity from that method. Spring bean entity is an object belonging to a Persistence framework(it is used in executing query). Hence, the methods calling this spring bean are always in the total checks.