CREATE FUNCTION @extschema@.create_sub_parent(
    p_top_parent text
    , p_control text
    , p_type text
    , p_interval text
    , p_native_check text DEFAULT NULL
    , p_constraint_cols text[] DEFAULT NULL 
    , p_premake int DEFAULT 4
    , p_start_partition text DEFAULT NULL
    , p_inherit_fk boolean DEFAULT true
    , p_epoch text DEFAULT 'none' 
    , p_upsert text DEFAULT ''
    , p_trigger_return_null boolean DEFAULT true
    , p_jobmon boolean DEFAULT true
    , p_date_trunc_interval text DEFAULT NULL)
RETURNS boolean
    LANGUAGE plpgsql 
    AS $$
DECLARE

v_child_interval        interval;
v_child_start_id        bigint;
v_child_start_time      timestamptz;
v_control               text;
v_control_parent_type   text;
v_control_sub_type      text;
v_last_partition        text;
v_parent_epoch          text;
v_parent_interval       text;
v_parent_relkind        char;
v_parent_schema         text;
v_parent_tablename      text;
v_parent_type           text;
v_part_col              text;
v_partition_id_array    bigint[];
v_partition_time_array  timestamptz[];
v_relkind               char;
v_recreate_child        boolean := false;
v_row                   record;
v_row_last_part         record;
v_run_maint             boolean;
v_sql                   text;
v_success               boolean := false;
v_template_table        text;
v_top_type              text;

BEGIN
/*
 * Create a partition set that is a subpartition of an already existing partition set.
 * Given the parent table of any current partition set, it will turn all existing children into parent tables of their own partition sets
 *      using the configuration options given as parameters to this function.
 * Uses another config table that allows for turning all future child partitions into a new parent automatically.
 */

SELECT n.nspname, c.relname, c.relkind INTO v_parent_schema, v_parent_tablename, v_parent_relkind
FROM pg_catalog.pg_class c
JOIN pg_catalog.pg_namespace n ON c.relnamespace = n.oid
WHERE n.nspname = split_part(p_top_parent, '.', 1)::name
AND c.relname = split_part(p_top_parent, '.', 2)::name;
    IF v_parent_tablename IS NULL THEN
        RAISE EXCEPTION 'Unable to find given parent table in system catalogs. Please create parent table first: %', p_top_parent;
    END IF;

IF NOT @extschema@.check_partition_type(p_type) THEN
    RAISE EXCEPTION '% is not a valid partitioning type', p_type;
END IF;

IF v_parent_relkind = 'p' AND p_type <> 'native' THEN
    RAISE EXCEPTION 'Cannot create a non-native sub-partition of a native parent table. All levels of a sub-partition set must be either all native or all non-native';
END IF;
 
SELECT partition_type, partition_interval, control, automatic_maintenance, epoch, template_table
INTO v_parent_type, v_parent_interval, v_control, v_run_maint, v_parent_epoch, v_template_table
FROM @extschema@.part_config 
WHERE parent_table = p_top_parent;
IF v_parent_type IS NULL THEN
    RAISE EXCEPTION 'Cannot subpartition a table that is not managed by pg_partman already. Given top parent table not found in @extschema@.part_config: %', p_top_parent;
END IF;

IF p_type = 'native' AND (lower(p_native_check) <> 'yes' OR p_native_check IS NULL) THEN
    RAISE EXCEPTION 'The sub-partitioning of a natively partitioned table is a DESTRUCTIVE process unless all child tables are already natively subpartitioned. All child tables, and therefore ALL DATA, may be destroyed since the parent table must be declared as partitioned on first creation and cannot be altered later. See docs for more info. Set p_native_check parameter to "yes" if you are sure this is ok.';
END IF;

IF p_upsert <> '' THEN
    IF current_setting('server_version_num')::int < 90500 THEN
        RAISE EXCEPTION 'INSERT ... ON CONFLICT (UPSERT) feature is only supported in PostgreSQL 9.5 and later';
    END IF;
    IF p_type = 'native' AND current_setting('server_version_num')::int >= 110000 THEN
        RAISE EXCEPTION 'The pg_partman upsert feature is not supported with native partitioning in PG11+. Use the built-in support for INSERT ON CONFLICT with native partitioning instead.';
    END IF;
END IF;

SELECT general_type INTO v_control_parent_type FROM @extschema@.check_control_type(v_parent_schema, v_parent_tablename, v_control);

-- Add the given parameters to the part_config_sub table first in case create_partition_* functions are called below 
-- All sub-partition parents must use the same template table for native partitioning, so ensure the one from the given parent is obtained and used.
INSERT INTO @extschema@.part_config_sub (
    sub_parent
    , sub_control
    , sub_partition_type
    , sub_partition_interval
    , sub_constraint_cols
    , sub_premake
    , sub_inherit_fk
    , sub_automatic_maintenance
    , sub_epoch
    , sub_upsert
    , sub_jobmon
    , sub_trigger_return_null
    , sub_template_table
    , sub_date_trunc_interval)
VALUES (
    p_top_parent
    , p_control
    , p_type
    , p_interval
    , p_constraint_cols
    , p_premake
    , p_inherit_fk
    , 'on' 
    , p_epoch
    , p_upsert
    , p_jobmon
    , p_trigger_return_null
    , v_template_table
    , p_date_trunc_interval);

FOR v_row IN 
    -- Loop through all current children to turn them into partitioned tables
    SELECT partition_schemaname AS child_schema, partition_tablename AS child_tablename FROM @extschema@.show_partitions(p_top_parent)
LOOP

    SELECT general_type INTO v_control_sub_type FROM @extschema@.check_control_type(v_row.child_schema, v_row.child_tablename, p_control);

    SELECT c.relkind INTO v_relkind
    FROM pg_catalog.pg_class c
    JOIN pg_catalog.pg_namespace n ON c.relnamespace = n.oid
    WHERE n.nspname = v_row.child_schema
    AND c.relname = v_row.child_tablename;

    -- If both parent and sub-parent are the same partition type (time/id), ensure intereval of sub-parent is less than parent
    IF (v_control_parent_type = 'time' AND v_control_sub_type = 'time') OR
       (v_control_parent_type = 'id' AND v_parent_epoch <> 'none' AND v_control_sub_type = 'id' AND p_epoch <> 'none') THEN
        CASE
            WHEN p_interval = 'yearly' THEN
                v_child_interval := '1 year';
            WHEN p_interval = 'quarterly' THEN
                v_child_interval := '3 months';
            WHEN p_interval = 'monthly' THEN
                v_child_interval := '1 month';
            WHEN p_interval  = 'weekly' THEN
                v_child_interval := '1 week';
            WHEN p_interval = 'daily' THEN
                v_child_interval := '1 day';
            WHEN p_interval = 'hourly' THEN
                v_child_interval := '1 hour';
            WHEN p_interval = 'half-hour' THEN
                v_child_interval := '30 mins';
            WHEN p_interval = 'quarter-hour' THEN
                v_child_interval := '15 mins';
            ELSE
                v_child_interval := p_interval::interval;
                IF v_child_interval < '1 second'::interval THEN
                    RAISE EXCEPTION 'Partitioning interval must be 1 second or greater';
                END IF;
        END CASE;

        IF v_child_interval >= v_parent_interval::interval THEN
            RAISE EXCEPTION 'Sub-partition interval cannot be greater than or equal to the given parent interval';
        END IF;
        IF (v_child_interval = '1 week' AND v_parent_interval::interval > '1 week'::interval)
            OR (p_date_trunc_interval = 'week') THEN
            RAISE EXCEPTION 'Due to conflicting data boundaries between ISO weeks and any larger interval of time, pg_partman cannot support a sub-partition interval of weekly time periods';
        END IF;

    ELSIF v_control_parent_type = 'id' AND v_control_sub_type = 'id' AND v_parent_epoch = 'none' AND p_epoch = 'none' THEN
        IF p_interval::bigint >= v_parent_interval::bigint THEN
            RAISE EXCEPTION 'Sub-partition interval cannot be greater than or equal to the given parent interval';
        END IF;
    END IF;
      
    IF p_type = 'native' THEN
        IF v_relkind <> 'p' THEN 
            -- Not natively partitioned already. Drop it and recreate as such.
            RAISE WARNING 'Child table % is not natively partitioned. Dropping and recreating with native partitioning'
                            , v_row.child_schema||'.'||v_row.child_tablename;
            SELECT child_start_time, child_start_id INTO v_child_start_time, v_child_start_id
            FROM @extschema@.show_partition_info(v_row.child_schema||'.'||v_row.child_tablename
                                                    , v_parent_interval
                                                    , p_top_parent);
            EXECUTE format('DROP TABLE %I.%I', v_row.child_schema, v_row.child_tablename);
            v_recreate_child := true;

            IF v_child_start_id IS NOT NULL THEN
                v_partition_id_array[0] := v_child_start_id;
                PERFORM @extschema@.create_partition_id(p_top_parent, v_partition_id_array, true, p_start_partition);
            ELSIF v_child_start_time IS NOT NULL THEN
                v_partition_time_array[0] := v_child_start_time;
                PERFORM @extschema@.create_partition_time(p_top_parent, v_partition_time_array, true, p_start_partition);
            END IF;
        ELSE
            SELECT a.attname
            INTO v_part_col
            FROM pg_attribute a
            JOIN pg_class c ON a.attrelid = c.oid
            JOIN pg_namespace n ON c.relnamespace = n.oid
            WHERE n.nspname = v_row.child_schema::name
            AND c.relname = v_row.child_tablename::name
            AND attnum IN (SELECT unnest(partattrs) FROM pg_partitioned_table p WHERE a.attrelid = p.partrelid);

            IF p_control <> v_part_col THEN
                RAISE EXCEPTION 'Attempted to natively sub-partition an existing table that has the partition column (%) defined differently than the control column given (%)', v_part_col, p_control;
            ELSE -- Child table is already natively subpartitioned properly. Skip the rest.
                CONTINUE;
            END IF;
        END IF; -- end 'p' relkind check

    END IF; -- end native check

    IF v_recreate_child = false THEN
    -- Always call create_parent() if child table wasn't recreated above.
    -- If it was, the create_partition_*() functions called above also call create_parent if any of the tables
    --  it creates are in the part_config_sub table. Since it was inserted there above,
    --  it should call it appropriately
        v_sql := format('SELECT @extschema@.create_parent(
                 p_parent_table := %L
                , p_control := %L
                , p_type := %L
                , p_interval := %L
                , p_constraint_cols := %L
                , p_premake := %L
                , p_automatic_maintenance := %L
                , p_start_partition := %L
                , p_inherit_fk := %L
                , p_epoch := %L
                , p_upsert := %L
                , p_trigger_return_null := %L
                , p_template_table := %L
                , p_jobmon := %L
                , p_date_trunc_interval := %L)'
            , v_row.child_schema||'.'||v_row.child_tablename
            , p_control
            , p_type
            , p_interval
            , p_constraint_cols
            , p_premake
            , 'on'
            , p_start_partition
            , p_inherit_fk
            , p_epoch
            , p_upsert
            , p_trigger_return_null
            , v_template_table
            , p_jobmon
            , p_date_trunc_interval);
        EXECUTE v_sql;
    END IF; -- end recreate check

END LOOP;

v_success := true;

RETURN v_success;

END
$$;

