Construct the "WHERE" or "HAVING" part of the query.
As views has to wrap the conditions from arguments with AND, a special group is wrapped around all conditions. This special group has the ID 0. There is other code in filters which makes sure that the group IDs are higher than zero.
$where: 'where' or 'having'.
function build_condition($where = 'where') {
$has_condition = FALSE;
$has_arguments = FALSE;
$has_filter = FALSE;
$main_group = db_and();
$filter_group = $this->group_operator == 'OR' ? db_or() : db_and();
foreach ($this->{$where} as $group => $info) {
if (!empty($info['conditions'])) {
$sub_group = $info['type'] == 'OR' ? db_or() : db_and();
foreach ($info['conditions'] as $key => $clause) {
// DBTNG doesn't support to add the same subquery twice to the main
// query and the count query, so clone the subquery to have two instances
// of the same object. - http://drupal.org/node/1112854
if (is_object($clause['value']) && $clause['value'] instanceof SelectQuery) {
$clause['value'] = clone $clause['value'];
}
if ($clause['operator'] == 'formula') {
$has_condition = TRUE;
$sub_group
->where($clause['field'], $clause['value']);
}
else {
$has_condition = TRUE;
$sub_group
->condition($clause['field'], $clause['value'], $clause['operator']);
}
}
// Add the item to the filter group.
if ($group != 0) {
$has_filter = TRUE;
$filter_group
->condition($sub_group);
}
else {
$has_arguments = TRUE;
$main_group
->condition($sub_group);
}
}
}
if ($has_filter) {
$main_group
->condition($filter_group);
}
if (!$has_arguments && $has_condition) {
return $filter_group;
}
if ($has_arguments && $has_condition) {
return $main_group;
}
}