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Convert read column into proper type with SQLite

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As SQLite has few basic types, we must use column names cast parsing to ensure
to read values in proper type.

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Cédric Krier committed 2020-10-21 23:11:13 +02:00
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@@ -153,10 +153,10 @@ Check sale reporting per customer::
>>> len(time_series)
2
>>> with config.set_context(context=context):
... sorted((r.customer.id, str(r.date), r.number, r.revenue)
... sorted((r.customer.id, r.date, r.number, r.revenue)
... for r in time_series) == sorted(
... [(customer1.id, str(sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('30')),
... (customer2.id, str(sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('10'))])
... [(customer1.id, sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('30')),
... (customer2.id, sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('10'))])
True
Check sale reporting per product::
@@ -176,11 +176,11 @@ Check sale reporting per product::
>>> len(time_series)
3
>>> with config.set_context(context=context):
... sorted((r.product.id, str(r.date), r.number, r.revenue)
... sorted((r.product.id, r.date, r.number, r.revenue)
... for r in time_series) == sorted(
... [(product1.id, str(sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('20')),
... (product2.id, str(sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('10')),
... (product1.id, str(sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('10'))])
... [(product1.id, sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('20')),
... (product2.id, sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('10')),
... (product1.id, sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('10'))])
True
Check sale reporting per categories::
@@ -204,15 +204,15 @@ Check sale reporting per categories::
>>> len(time_series)
7
>>> with config.set_context(context=context):
... sorted((r.category.id, str(r.date), r.number, r.revenue)
... sorted((r.category.id, r.date, r.number, r.revenue)
... for r in time_series) == sorted(
... [(category_child1.id, str(sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('20')),
... (category_root2.id, str(sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('20')),
... (category_child2.id, str(sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('10')),
... (category_child1.id, str(sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('10')),
... (category_root2.id, str(sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('10')),
... (account_category.id, str(sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('30')),
... (account_category.id, str(sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('10'))])
... [(category_child1.id, sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('20')),
... (category_root2.id, sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('20')),
... (category_child2.id, sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('10')),
... (category_child1.id, sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('10')),
... (category_root2.id, sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('10')),
... (account_category.id, sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('30')),
... (account_category.id, sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('10'))])
True
>>> len(tree)
5
@@ -246,16 +246,16 @@ Check sale reporting per regions::
>>> len(country_time_series)
2
>>> with config.set_context(context=context):
... sorted((r.country.id, str(r.date), r.number, r.revenue)
... sorted((r.country.id, r.date, r.number, r.revenue)
... for r in country_time_series) == sorted(
... [(country_us.id, str(sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('30')),
... (country_us.id, str(sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('10'))])
... [(country_us.id, sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('30')),
... (country_us.id, sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('10'))])
True
>>> len(subdivision_time_series)
2
>>> with config.set_context(context=context):
... sorted((r.subdivision.id, str(r.date), r.number, r.revenue)
... sorted((r.subdivision.id, r.date, r.number, r.revenue)
... for r in subdivision_time_series) == sorted(
... [(california.id, str(sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('30')),
... (new_york.id, str(sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1)), 1, Decimal('10'))])
... [(california.id, sale1.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('30')),
... (new_york.id, sale2.sale_date.replace(day=1), 1, Decimal('10'))])
True