Fortran examples

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! Piotr Kuchta, ECMWF, July 2016
 
 
program example_fortran_api
  use odbql_wrappers
  implicit none
  character(len=10)                            :: version
 
  call odbql_libversion(version)
  write(0,*) "This program is linked to ODB API version: ", version
 
  call odbql_fortran_example()
 
  write(0,*) "That's all, folks!"
contains
 
subroutine odbql_fortran_example
 implicit none
 type(odbql)                                   :: db
 type(odbql_stmt)                              :: stmt
 type(odbql_value)                             :: val
 integer(kind=C_INT)                           :: status, number_of_columns, column_no, row_no, int_val
 character(len=30)                             :: string_val, column_name
 character(len=1000)                           :: unparsed_sql
 real(kind=C_DOUBLE)                           :: v, real_val
 
!!!! Write to a file with SQL INSERT
 
 call odbql_open("", db)
 call odbql_prepare_v2(db, "CREATE TYPE BF_T AS (f1 bit1, f2 bit2);&
 & CREATE TABLE foo AS (x INTEGER,y REAL,v STRING,status BF_T) ON 'fort.odb';",-1, stmt, unparsed_sql)
 call odbql_prepare_v2(db, "INSERT INTO foo (x,y,v,status) VALUES (?,?,?,?);", -1, stmt, unparsed_sql)
 
! Populate first row with NULLs
 do column_no = 1,4
     call odbql_bind_null(stmt, column_no)
 end do
 call odbql_step(stmt)
 
! Write 3 rows with some values other than NULL
 do row_no = 1,3
    call odbql_bind_int(stmt, 1, 1 * row_no)
    v = 0.1 * row_no
    call odbql_bind_double(stmt, 2, v)
    call odbql_bind_text(stmt, 3, "hello", 5)
    call odbql_bind_int(stmt, 4, 1 * row_no)
 
    call odbql_step(stmt)
 end do
 
! Write internal buffers to disk and close the file
 call odbql_finalize(stmt)
 call odbql_close(db)
 
!!!! Read from a file with SQL SELECT
 
! Associate table with a file name
 call odbql_open("fort.odb", db)
 call odbql_prepare_v2(db, "SELECT * FROM 'fort.odb';", -1, stmt, unparsed_sql)
 number_of_columns = odbql_column_count(stmt)
 write(0,*) "Number of columns: ", number_of_columns 
 
 row_no = 1
 do 
   call odbql_step(stmt, status)
   if (status == ODBQL_DONE) exit
   if (status /= ODBQL_ROW) stop 
 
   write(6,*) 'Row ', row_no
   do column_no = 1,number_of_columns
 
       call odbql_column_name(stmt, column_no, column_name)
       val = odbql_column_value(stmt, column_no)
       if (.not. c_associated(val%this)) then
           write(6,*) column_no, ' ', column_name, ': MISSING'
       else
           select case (odbql_column_type(stmt, column_no))
           case (ODBQL_TEXT)
               call odbql_column_text(stmt, column_no, string_val)
           case (ODBQL_INTEGER)
               int_val = odbql_value_int(val)
               write(6,*) column_no, ' ', column_name, ':integer = ', int_val
           case (ODBQL_FLOAT)
               real_val = odbql_value_double(val)
               write(6,*) column_no, ' ', column_name, ':float = ', real_val
            
           end select 
 
           ! Note, odbql_column_text can be called for columns of any type
           call odbql_column_text(stmt, column_no, string_val)
           write(6,*) column_no, ' ', column_name, ': ', string_val
 
       end if
   end do
   row_no = row_no + 1
 end do 
 
 call odbql_finalize(stmt)
 call odbql_close(db)
 
end subroutine odbql_fortran_example
 
end program example_fortran_api