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-- Copyright (C) 2014--2022 Taler Systems SA
--
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--

CREATE FUNCTION create_table_refunds(
  IN partition_suffix VARCHAR DEFAULT NULL
)
RETURNS VOID
LANGUAGE plpgsql
AS $$
DECLARE
  table_name VARCHAR DEFAULT 'refunds';
BEGIN
  PERFORM create_partitioned_table(
    'CREATE TABLE %I'
      '(refund_serial_id BIGINT GENERATED BY DEFAULT AS IDENTITY'
      ',coin_pub BYTEA NOT NULL CHECK (LENGTH(coin_pub)=32)'
      ',deposit_serial_id INT8 NOT NULL'
      ',merchant_sig BYTEA NOT NULL CHECK(LENGTH(merchant_sig)=64)'
      ',rtransaction_id INT8 NOT NULL'
      ',amount_with_fee taler_amount NOT NULL'
    ') %s ;'
    ,table_name
    ,'PARTITION BY HASH (coin_pub)'
    ,partition_suffix
  );
  PERFORM comment_partitioned_table(
     'Data on coins that were refunded. Technically, refunds always apply against specific deposit operations involving a coin. The combination of coin_pub, merchant_pub, h_contract_terms and rtransaction_id MUST be unique, and we usually select by coin_pub so that one goes first.'
    ,table_name
    ,partition_suffix
  );
  PERFORM comment_partitioned_column(
     'Identifies ONLY the merchant_pub, h_contract_terms and coin_pub. Multiple deposits may match a refund, this only identifies one of them.'
    ,'deposit_serial_id'
    ,table_name
    ,partition_suffix
  );
  PERFORM comment_partitioned_column(
     'used by the merchant to make refunds unique in case the same coin for the same deposit gets a subsequent (higher) refund'
    ,'rtransaction_id'
    ,table_name
    ,partition_suffix
  );
END
$$;


CREATE FUNCTION constrain_table_refunds (
  IN partition_suffix VARCHAR DEFAULT NULL
)
RETURNS void
LANGUAGE plpgsql
AS $$
DECLARE
  table_name VARCHAR DEFAULT 'refunds';
BEGIN
  table_name = concat_ws('_', table_name, partition_suffix);
  EXECUTE FORMAT (
    'CREATE INDEX ' || table_name || '_by_coin_pub_index '
    'ON ' || table_name || ' '
    '(coin_pub);'
  );
  EXECUTE FORMAT (
    'ALTER TABLE ' || table_name ||
    ' ADD CONSTRAINT ' || table_name || '_refund_serial_id_key'
    ' UNIQUE (refund_serial_id) '
    ',ADD PRIMARY KEY (deposit_serial_id, rtransaction_id) '
  );
END
$$;


CREATE FUNCTION foreign_table_refunds ()
RETURNS void
LANGUAGE plpgsql
AS $$
DECLARE
  table_name VARCHAR DEFAULT 'refunds';
BEGIN
  EXECUTE FORMAT (
    'ALTER TABLE ' || table_name ||
    ' ADD CONSTRAINT ' || table_name || '_foreign_coin_pub'
    ' FOREIGN KEY (coin_pub) '
    ' REFERENCES known_coins (coin_pub) ON DELETE CASCADE'
    ',ADD CONSTRAINT ' || table_name || '_foreign_deposit'
    ' FOREIGN KEY (deposit_serial_id) '
    ' REFERENCES deposits (deposit_serial_id) ON DELETE CASCADE'
  );
END
$$;


INSERT INTO exchange_tables
    (name
    ,version
    ,action
    ,partitioned
    ,by_range)
  VALUES
    ('refunds'
    ,'exchange-0002'
    ,'create'
    ,TRUE
    ,FALSE),
    ('refunds'
    ,'exchange-0002'
    ,'constrain'
    ,TRUE
    ,FALSE),
    ('refunds'
    ,'exchange-0002'
    ,'foreign'
    ,TRUE
    ,FALSE);
