delphimvcframework/lib/loggerpro/LoggerPro.DBAppender.pas

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unit LoggerPro.DBAppender;
// Abstract LoggerPro Appender that writes to a database
// Subclass to use with DB connection stack of choice e.g. ADO, FireDAC etc
// only supports parameterised stored procedures for security and performance
interface
uses
System.Classes, LoggerPro, System.SysUtils, Data.DB;
type
TOnDBWriteError = reference to procedure(const Sender: TObject; const LogItem: TLogItem; const DBError: Exception;
var RetryCount: Integer);
TGetDBConnection = reference to function: TCustomConnection;
TGetStoredProc<T: class> = reference to function(Connection: TCustomConnection): T;
TSetParams<T: class> = reference to procedure(DataObject: T; LogItem: TLogItem);
///<summary>Abstract class for writing logs to database</summary>
/// <remarks>Subclass with your choice of stored procedure class to get a working logger </remarks>
TLoggerProDBAppender<T: class> = class(TLoggerProAppenderBase)
protected
const MAX_RETRY_COUNT = 5;
protected
FOnDBWriteError: TOnDBWriteError;
FGetDBConnection: TGetDBConnection;
FGetStoredProc: TGetStoredProc<T>;
FSetParams: TSetParams<T>;
FDBConnection: TCustomConnection;
FDBObject: T;
procedure RefreshParams(DataObj: T); virtual; abstract;
procedure ExecuteDataObject(DataObj: T); virtual; abstract;
public
constructor Create(GetDBConnection: TGetDBConnection; GetStoredProc: TGetStoredProc<T>; SetParams: TSetParams<T>;
OnDBWriteError: TOnDBWriteError); reintroduce;
procedure Setup; override;
procedure TearDown; override;
procedure TryToRestart(var Restarted: Boolean); override;
procedure WriteLog(const ALogItem: TLogItem); override;
end;
implementation
{ TLoggerProDBAppender }
///<summary>Create an instance of the DB logger</summary>
/// <param name="GetDBConnection">anonymous function that returns a configured DB Connection</param>
/// <param name="GetStoredProc">anonymous function that returns a stored proc that can write to the DB</param>
/// <param name="SetParams">anonymous procedure that populates parameters before the stored proc is executed</param>
/// <param name="OnDBWriteError">anonymous procedure to handle retry of a failed operaation</param>
constructor TLoggerProDBAppender<T>.Create(GetDBConnection: TGetDBConnection; GetStoredProc: TGetStoredProc<T>;
SetParams: TSetParams<T>; OnDBWriteError: TOnDBWriteError);
begin
inherited Create;
FGetDBConnection := GetDBConnection;
FGetStoredProc := GetStoredProc;
FSetParams := SetParams;
FOnDBWriteError := OnDBWriteError;
end;
procedure TLoggerProDBAppender<T>.Setup;
begin
inherited;
FDBConnection := FGetDBConnection;
end;
procedure TLoggerProDBAppender<T>.TearDown;
begin
inherited;
if FDBObject <> nil then
FDBObject.Free;
if FDBConnection <> nil then
begin
FDBConnection.Connected := False;
FDBConnection.Free;
end;
end;
procedure TLoggerProDBAppender<T>.TryToRestart(var Restarted: Boolean);
begin
try
// remove the DB Object
if FDBObject <> nil then
begin
FDBObject.Free;
FDBObject := nil;
end;
// reset the DB connection
if FDBConnection <> nil then
begin
FDBConnection.Connected := False;
FDBConnection.Free;
FDBConnection := nil;
end;
except
// no point catching the exception
end;
// now try to restart it
FDBConnection := FGetDBConnection;
Restarted := True;
end;
procedure TLoggerProDBAppender<T>.WriteLog(const ALogItem: TLogItem);
var
RetryCount: Integer;
begin
RetryCount := 0;
repeat
try
if FDBObject = nil then
begin
FDBConnection.Connected := True; //force an exception if needed
FDBObject := FGetStoredProc(FDBConnection);
RefreshParams(FDBObject); //this may not raise unhandled exception even in case of disconnection
end;
FSetParams(FDBObject, ALogItem);
ExecuteDataObject(FDBObject);
Break;
except
on E: Exception do
begin
// if there is an event handler for DB exception, call it
if Assigned(FOnDBWriteError) then
FOnDBWriteError(Self, ALogItem, E, RetryCount);
Inc(RetryCount);
// if the handler has set FRetryCount to a positive value then retry the call
if RetryCount >= MAX_RETRY_COUNT then
raise;
end;
end;
until False;
end;
end.