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  package com.datastax.oss.driver.api.querybuilder.update;
  
  import static com.datastax.oss.driver.api.querybuilder.Assertions.assertThat;
  import static com.datastax.oss.driver.api.querybuilder.QueryBuilder.bindMarker;
  import static com.datastax.oss.driver.api.querybuilder.QueryBuilder.update;
  import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.catchThrowable;
  
  import com.datastax.oss.driver.internal.querybuilder.update.DefaultUpdate;
  import org.junit.Test;
  
  public class UpdateUsingTest {
  
    @Test
    public void should_generate_using_timestamp_clause() {
      assertThat(
              update("foo")
                  .usingTimestamp(1)
                  .setColumn("v", bindMarker())
                  .whereColumn("k")
                  .isEqualTo(bindMarker()))
          .hasCql("UPDATE foo USING TIMESTAMP 1 SET v=? WHERE k=?");
      assertThat(
              update("foo")
                  .usingTimestamp(bindMarker())
                  .setColumn("v", bindMarker())
                  .whereColumn("k")
                  .isEqualTo(bindMarker()))
          .hasCql("UPDATE foo USING TIMESTAMP ? SET v=? WHERE k=?");
    }
  
    @Test
    public void should_use_last_timestamp_if_called_multiple_times() {
      assertThat(
              update("foo")
                  .usingTimestamp(1)
                  .usingTimestamp(2)
                  .usingTimestamp(3)
                  .setColumn("v", bindMarker())
                  .whereColumn("k")
                  .isEqualTo(bindMarker()))
          .hasCql("UPDATE foo USING TIMESTAMP 3 SET v=? WHERE k=?");
    }
  
    @Test
    public void should_generate_using_ttl_clause() {
      assertThat(
              update("foo")
                  .usingTtl(10)
                  .setColumn("v", bindMarker())
                  .whereColumn("k")
                  .isEqualTo(bindMarker()))
          .hasCql("UPDATE foo USING TTL 10 SET v=? WHERE k=?");
      assertThat(
              update("foo")
                  .usingTtl(bindMarker())
                  .setColumn("v", bindMarker())
                  .whereColumn("k")
                  .isEqualTo(bindMarker()))
          .hasCql("UPDATE foo USING TTL ? SET v=? WHERE k=?");
    }
  
    @Test
    public void should_use_last_ttl_if_called_multiple_times() {
      assertThat(
              update("foo")
                  .usingTtl(10)
                  .usingTtl(20)
                  .usingTtl(30)
                  .setColumn("v", bindMarker())
                  .whereColumn("k")
                  .isEqualTo(bindMarker()))
          .hasCql("UPDATE foo USING TTL 30 SET v=? WHERE k=?");
    }
  
    @Test
    public void should_generate_using_ttl_and_timestamp_clauses() {
      assertThat(
              update("foo")
                  .usingTtl(10)
                  .usingTimestamp(1)
                  .setColumn("v", bindMarker())
                  .whereColumn("k")
                  .isEqualTo(bindMarker()))
          .hasCql("UPDATE foo USING TIMESTAMP 1 AND TTL 10 SET v=? WHERE k=?");
      // order of TTL and TIMESTAMP method calls should not change the order of the generated clauses
      assertThat(
              update("foo")
                  .usingTimestamp(1)
                  .usingTtl(10)
                  .setColumn("v", bindMarker())
                  .whereColumn("k")
                  .isEqualTo(bindMarker()))
          .hasCql("UPDATE foo USING TIMESTAMP 1 AND TTL 10 SET v=? WHERE k=?");
      assertThat(
              update("foo")
                  .usingTtl(bindMarker())
                  .usingTimestamp(1)
                  .setColumn("v", bindMarker())
                  .whereColumn("k")
                  .isEqualTo(bindMarker()))
          .hasCql("UPDATE foo USING TIMESTAMP 1 AND TTL ? SET v=? WHERE k=?");
    }
  
    @Test
    public void should_throw_exception_with_invalid_ttl() {
      DefaultUpdate defaultUpdate =
          (DefaultUpdate)
              update("foo")
                  .usingTtl(10)
                  .setColumn("v", bindMarker())
                  .whereColumn("k")
                  .isEqualTo(bindMarker());
  
      Throwable t =
          catchThrowable(
              () ->
                  new DefaultUpdate(
                      defaultUpdate.getKeyspace(),
                      defaultUpdate.getTable(),
                      defaultUpdate.getTimestamp(),
                      new Object(), // invalid TTL object
                      defaultUpdate.getAssignments(),
                      defaultUpdate.getRelations(),
                      defaultUpdate.isIfExists(),
                      defaultUpdate.getConditions()));
  
      assertThat(t)
          .isInstanceOf(IllegalArgumentException.class)
          .hasMessage("TTL value must be a BindMarker or an Integer");
    }
  
    @Test
    public void should_throw_exception_with_invalid_timestamp() {
      DefaultUpdate defaultUpdate =
          (DefaultUpdate)
              update("foo")
                  .usingTtl(10)
                  .setColumn("v", bindMarker())
                  .whereColumn("k")
                  .isEqualTo(bindMarker());
  
      Throwable t =
          catchThrowable(
              () ->
                  new DefaultUpdate(
                      defaultUpdate.getKeyspace(),
                      defaultUpdate.getTable(),
                      new Object(), // invalid timestamp object
                      defaultUpdate.getTtl(),
                      defaultUpdate.getAssignments(),
                      defaultUpdate.getRelations(),
                      defaultUpdate.isIfExists(),
                      defaultUpdate.getConditions()));
      assertThat(t)
          .isInstanceOf(IllegalArgumentException.class)
          .hasMessage("TIMESTAMP value must be a BindMarker or a Long");
    }
  }
  