Query Tool result export enhancements (JSON/XML, encoding, BOM, copy-with-headers) - #10062
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Caution Review failedAn error occurred during the review process. Please try again later. WalkthroughThe Query Tool now downloads results as CSV/Text, JSON, or XML. CSV/TXT output supports configurable encoding and optional BOM insertion. Results Grid preferences control copied column headers. The backend streams formats and validates filenames, codecs, MIME types, and serialized values. ChangesQuery Tool Export Enhancements
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new JSON/XML export behavior can produce incorrectly formatted downloads for empty results and single-cell results, causing consumers to receive output that does not match the promised format or shape. These correctness issues should be fixed before the PR is merged. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant ResultSetToolbar
participant ResultSet
participant DownloadEndpoint
participant DatabaseDriver
User->>ResultSetToolbar: Select CSV/Text, JSON, or XML
ResultSetToolbar->>ResultSet: Trigger save with dataFormat
ResultSet->>DownloadEndpoint: Request result download
DownloadEndpoint->>DatabaseDriver: Stream selected format
DatabaseDriver-->>DownloadEndpoint: Return encoded result chunks
DownloadEndpoint-->>User: Download file with format-specific headers
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Pull request overview
This PR enhances the pgAdmin Query Tool “save/copy results” path by adding JSON/XML exports, configurable output encoding + optional BOM for CSV/TXT exports, and a preference-seeded “copy with headers” default.
Changes:
- Add streaming JSON and XML export formats for Query Tool results (alongside existing CSV/TXT).
- Add Query Tool preferences for output file encoding, optional BOM, and default “copy with headers”.
- Extend integration tests and update documentation/release notes for the new export/copy behavior.
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| web/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg3/connection.py | Add JSON/XML streaming generators and route export generation by format. |
| web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/utils/query_tool_preferences.py | Register new Query Tool preferences for encoding/BOM and copy-with-headers default. |
| web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/tests/test_download_csv_query_tool.py | Add integration scenarios covering JSON/XML export + encoding/BOM paths. |
| web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/static/js/components/sections/ResultSetToolbar.jsx | Add “Save results” split-button drop-down and seed copy-with-headers from preference. |
| web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/static/js/components/sections/ResultSet.jsx | Send requested export format to backend; map format to MIME type and file extension. |
| web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/init.py | Make download endpoint format-aware; apply encoding/BOM for CSV and UTF-8 for JSON/XML. |
| docs/en_US/release_notes_9_16.rst | Add release note entries for the new export/copy features. |
| docs/en_US/query_tool_toolbar.rst | Document the new export format drop-down and encoding/BOM settings. |
| docs/en_US/preferences.rst | Document new CSV/TXT Output and Results Grid preferences. |
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372-376: ⚡ Quick winHarden BOM dictionary for explicit-endian UTF variants.
The BOM dictionary only includes
utf8,utf16,utf32. If a future test scenario uses an explicit-endian encoding like'utf-16-le'withadd_bom=True, the normalized key'utf16le'will raiseKeyErrorat line 376. Current scenarios don't trigger this (only'utf-16','utf-8','latin-1'tested), but adding coverage for explicit-endian UTF encodings would fail.Consider using
.get()with a fallback or expanding the dictionary:🛡️ Recommended defensive refactor
- bom = { - 'utf8': codecs.BOM_UTF8, - 'utf16': codecs.BOM_UTF16, - 'utf32': codecs.BOM_UTF32, - }[normalized] + bom = { + 'utf8': codecs.BOM_UTF8, + 'utf16': codecs.BOM_UTF16, + 'utf16le': codecs.BOM_UTF16_LE, + 'utf16be': codecs.BOM_UTF16_BE, + 'utf32': codecs.BOM_UTF32, + 'utf32le': codecs.BOM_UTF32_LE, + 'utf32be': codecs.BOM_UTF32_BE, + }.get(normalized, codecs.BOM_UTF8)Alternatively, fail explicitly for unsupported encodings:
- }[normalized] + }.get(normalized) + if bom is None: + self.fail(f"BOM constant not defined for encoding '{self.encoding}'")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/tests/test_download_csv_query_tool.py` around lines 372 - 376, The BOM lookup using the dict keyed by normalized (the variable normalized) can raise KeyError for explicit-endian encodings (e.g., 'utf16le'); update the logic around the bom assignment in test_download_csv_query_tool.py so it uses a defensive lookup: either extend the mapping to include keys like 'utf16le','utf16be','utf32le','utf32be' mapping to the appropriate codecs.BOM_* or use dict.get(normalized) with a clear fallback/explicit error message; ensure the symbol names involved are the local variables normalized and bom so tests will either receive the correct BOM for explicit-endian encodings or fail with a descriptive error instead of a KeyError.
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In `@web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/tests/test_download_csv_query_tool.py`:
- Around line 372-376: The BOM lookup using the dict keyed by normalized (the
variable normalized) can raise KeyError for explicit-endian encodings (e.g.,
'utf16le'); update the logic around the bom assignment in
test_download_csv_query_tool.py so it uses a defensive lookup: either extend the
mapping to include keys like 'utf16le','utf16be','utf32le','utf32be' mapping to
the appropriate codecs.BOM_* or use dict.get(normalized) with a clear
fallback/explicit error message; ensure the symbol names involved are the local
variables normalized and bom so tests will either receive the correct BOM for
explicit-endian encodings or fail with a descriptive error instead of a
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ReviewMust-fix before merge1. 2. XML doesn't strip XML-1.0-invalid control chars 3. Silent data loss on restrictive encodings Test gaps to close alongside: JSON Nice to have1. 2. Batch JSON output 3. Remove unused 4. Remember last export format 5. Single source of truth for the default format |
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Security and encoding logic are sound (format allowlist, codecs.lookup() validation), but four correctness bugs need fixing before merge:
- XML output not well-formed on common PG data.
xml.sax.saxutils.escape()only escapes<,>,&— it passes through all XML 1.0-illegal control chars (U+0000–U+0008, U+000B, U+000C, U+000E–U+001F). Atext/varcharcolumn legally containingchr(1)etc. will produce a file that strict XML parsers reject outright. Need to sanitize / replace control chars (e.g. via regex →�) beforexml_escape. bytea/memoryviewcolumns produce garbage in JSON and XML. psycopg3 returns bytea asmemoryview;_json_defaultdoesstr(value)which yields<memory at 0x...>. XML hits the samestr(value)path. Add explicitisinstance(value, (memoryview, bytes, bytearray))handling —.hex()or base64.- NaN / Infinity floats not valid JSON. Python's
json.dumpsemits bareNaN/Infinitytokens by default; not RFC 7159, rejected by Jackson / Pythonjson.loads. Eitherallow_nan=False+ handle non-finite floats in_json_default, or stringify them before serialization. Content-Dispositionfilename not quoted."attachment;filename={0}".format(filename)breaks on filenames with spaces or special chars (RFC 6266 requires quoting). Fallbackdownload.csvis hardcoded even for JSON / XML — should usedownload.<extn>.
Test gap (non-blocking but worth filing): no scenarios for NULL values in JSON/XML output, XML special chars in data, bytea columns in any new format, or NaN / Infinity in JSON.
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In `@web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/tests/test_download_csv_query_tool.py`:
- Around line 290-293: Update the non-UTF encoding test covering Download CSV to
include a character such as € in the SQL/result data, then assert the defined
behavior before streaming begins: reject the export or, if replacement is
intended, verify the exact replacement. Ensure the test detects silent character
loss rather than passing with ASCII-only data.
- Around line 270-348: Add single-row, single-column scenarios to the scenarios
table for both JSON and XML, using suitable SQL and expected assertions in the
existing test flow. Verify JSON returns the direct scalar value rather than a
list, and XML returns the direct value without a row wrapper, while preserving
the existing multi-column scenarios.
In `@web/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg3/connection.py`:
- Around line 1073-1076: Update the result-generation flow in the function
containing _generate_json and _generate_xml so empty-result handling occurs only
in the CSV branch; for zero rows, yield the existing translated message for CSV,
an empty JSON array for JSON, and an empty XML document for XML. Add regression
coverage verifying both structured outputs.
- Around line 125-173: Update _generate_json and _generate_xml to detect a
result containing exactly one row and one column before emitting the collection
wrapper, then serialize and yield that cell using the required direct
single-value representation. Preserve the existing array and XML document
streaming behavior for all other result shapes, and add regression coverage for
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| scenarios = [ | ||
| ( | ||
| 'Download results as JSON', | ||
| dict(data_format='json', add_bom=False, encoding='utf-8', | ||
| expected_content_type='application/json', | ||
| expected_extension='.json') | ||
| ), | ||
| ( | ||
| 'Download results as XML', | ||
| dict(data_format='xml', add_bom=False, encoding='utf-8', | ||
| expected_content_type='application/xml', | ||
| expected_extension='.xml') | ||
| ), | ||
| ( | ||
| 'Download CSV with a UTF BOM', | ||
| dict(data_format='csv', add_bom=True, encoding='utf-8', | ||
| expected_content_type='text/csv', | ||
| expected_extension='.csv') | ||
| ), | ||
| ( | ||
| 'Download CSV with a non-UTF output encoding', | ||
| dict(data_format='csv', add_bom=True, encoding='latin-1', | ||
| expected_content_type='text/csv', | ||
| expected_extension='.csv') | ||
| ), | ||
| ( | ||
| # utf-16 (without endianness) self-emits a BOM, so the result | ||
| # must contain exactly one BOM, not two (a hand-prepended one | ||
| # plus the codec's own). | ||
| 'Download CSV as utf-16 has exactly one BOM', | ||
| dict(data_format='csv', add_bom=True, encoding='utf-16', | ||
| expected_content_type='text/csv', | ||
| expected_extension='.csv') | ||
| ), | ||
| ( | ||
| # A bogus, non-existent codec must be rejected up front with a | ||
| # clean 400, rather than blowing up mid-stream after a 200. | ||
| 'Download CSV with an invalid output encoding returns 400', | ||
| dict(data_format='csv', add_bom=False, encoding='not-a-codec', | ||
| expected_status=400, expected_content_type=None, | ||
| expected_extension='.csv') | ||
| ), | ||
| ( | ||
| # RFC 6266 requires the quoted form once the name contains a | ||
| # space, or the client sees a truncated filename. | ||
| 'Download with a filename containing spaces', | ||
| dict(data_format='csv', add_bom=False, encoding='utf-8', | ||
| expected_content_type='text/csv', | ||
| expected_extension='.csv', | ||
| filename_override='my query results.csv') | ||
| ), | ||
| ( | ||
| # A name werkzeug cannot put in a latin-1 header still has to | ||
| # reach the client, via the RFC 5987 filename* form, rather than | ||
| # being thrown away. | ||
| 'Download with a filename outside latin-1', | ||
| dict(data_format='csv', add_bom=False, encoding='utf-8', | ||
| expected_content_type='text/csv', | ||
| expected_extension='.csv', | ||
| filename_override='ohms-\u03a9.csv') | ||
| ), | ||
| ( | ||
| # Data that the naive serialisers get wrong: a control character | ||
| # that XML 1.0 forbids outright, a bytea column, the non-finite | ||
| # floats that are not valid JSON, and a NULL. | ||
| 'Download awkward data as JSON stays valid JSON', | ||
| dict(data_format='json', add_bom=False, encoding='utf-8', | ||
| expected_content_type='application/json', | ||
| expected_extension='.json', sql=AWKWARD_SQL, | ||
| awkward_data=True) | ||
| ), | ||
| ( | ||
| 'Download awkward data as XML stays well formed', | ||
| dict(data_format='xml', add_bom=False, encoding='utf-8', | ||
| expected_content_type='application/xml', | ||
| expected_extension='.xml', sql=AWKWARD_SQL, | ||
| awkward_data=True) | ||
| ), | ||
| ] |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Add single-value JSON and XML scenarios.
The JSON and XML scenarios only use a three-column result. They do not verify the required single-row, single-column output shape. A regression that always emits a JSON list or XML row wrapper would pass these tests.
Add one JSON scenario and one XML scenario with one row and one column. Assert the direct-value contract for each format. The linked objective requires this behavior.
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In `@web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/tests/test_download_csv_query_tool.py` around
lines 270 - 348, Add single-row, single-column scenarios to the scenarios table
for both JSON and XML, using suitable SQL and expected assertions in the
existing test flow. Verify JSON returns the direct scalar value rather than a
list, and XML returns the direct value without a row wrapper, while preserving
the existing multi-column scenarios.
| 'Download CSV with a non-UTF output encoding', | ||
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| expected_content_type='text/csv', | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use non-Latin data in the Latin-1 scenario.
SQL contains only ASCII characters. This scenario cannot detect replacement or loss when a result contains a character that Latin-1 cannot represent. Use a value such as €, then assert the defined behavior before streaming starts. Rejecting the export is safe. If replacement is intended, assert the exact replacement and document it.
This test must prevent silent character loss.
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In `@web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/tests/test_download_csv_query_tool.py` around
lines 290 - 293, Update the non-UTF encoding test covering Download CSV to
include a character such as € in the SQL/result data, then assert the defined
behavior before streaming begins: reject the export or, if replacement is
intended, verify the exact replacement. Ensure the test detects silent character
loss rather than passing with ASCII-only data.
| def _generate_json(cur, records, results): | ||
| """Stream the result set as a JSON array of row objects. | ||
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| The first batch of rows (``results``) has already been fetched by the | ||
| caller; subsequent batches are pulled with ``fetchmany(records)``. | ||
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| The 'Replace null values with' preference is deliberately not applied: | ||
| it exists because CSV has no way to distinguish an empty field from a | ||
| NULL, whereas JSON has null, and substituting the placeholder string | ||
| would turn every NULL into ordinary text. | ||
| """ | ||
| yield '[' | ||
| is_first_row = True | ||
| while results: | ||
| for row in results: | ||
| row_json = json.dumps( | ||
| {key: _json_safe(value) for key, value in dict(row).items()}, | ||
| default=_json_default, allow_nan=False) | ||
| yield row_json if is_first_row else ',' + row_json | ||
| is_first_row = False | ||
| results = cur.fetchmany(records) | ||
| yield ']' | ||
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| def _generate_xml(cur, records, results, header): | ||
| """Stream the result set as XML. | ||
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| Column names are emitted as escaped ``name`` attributes (rather than | ||
| element names) so that column names which are not valid XML element | ||
| names are handled safely. As with JSON, NULLs are reported natively, | ||
| via null="true", rather than through the CSV placeholder preference. | ||
| """ | ||
| yield '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>\n<data_output>' | ||
| while results: | ||
| for row in results: | ||
| row_io = ['<row>'] | ||
| for column in header: | ||
| value = row.get(column) | ||
| if value is None: | ||
| row_io.append( | ||
| '<column name={0} null="true"/>'.format( | ||
| _xml_attr(column))) | ||
| else: | ||
| row_io.append('<column name={0}>{1}</column>'.format( | ||
| _xml_attr(column), _xml_text(value))) | ||
| row_io.append('</row>') | ||
| yield ''.join(row_io) | ||
| results = cur.fetchmany(records) | ||
| yield '</data_output>' |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Implement direct single-value output for one-cell results.
Line 136 always emits a JSON array. Line 157 always emits an XML document wrapper. A result with one row and one column therefore cannot use the direct single-value representation required by issue #3205.
Detect the one-cell result before streaming the normal collection format. Add JSON and XML regression tests for this case.
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In `@web/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg3/connection.py` around lines 125 - 173,
Update _generate_json and _generate_xml to detect a result containing exactly
one row and one column before emitting the collection wrapper, then serialize
and yield that cell using the required direct single-value representation.
Preserve the existing array and XML document streaming behavior for all other
result shapes, and add regression coverage for the one-cell JSON and XML cases.
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| yield from _generate_json(cur, records, results) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Return valid structured output for an empty result set.
The empty-result return at Lines 1058-1061 executes before this dispatch. JSON and XML downloads with zero rows therefore return the translated plain-text message under an application/json or application/xml response type.
Move the empty-result handling into the CSV branch. Emit an empty JSON array and an empty XML document for structured formats. Add regression tests for both outputs.
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In `@web/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg3/connection.py` around lines 1073 - 1076,
Update the result-generation flow in the function containing _generate_json and
_generate_xml so empty-result handling occurs only in the CSV branch; for zero
rows, yield the existing translated message for CSV, an empty JSON array for
JSON, and an empty XML document for XML. Add regression coverage verifying both
structured outputs.
Several long-standing requests around exporting/copying Query Tool results, all in the results download/copy path: - Save results as JSON or XML in addition to CSV, selectable from a drop-down on the "Save results to file" toolbar button. The download generator is now format-aware and streams JSON/XML as well as CSV. - New "Output file encoding" preference (CSV/TXT output) controlling the character encoding of saved results; defaults to utf-8. - New "Add byte order mark (BOM)?" preference that prepends a UTF BOM to saved CSV/TXT files for better interoperability with applications such as Microsoft Excel. - New "Copy with headers?" preference seeding the default state of the results grid "Copy with headers" toggle. Adds integration tests for the JSON/XML/BOM/encoding download paths and updates the preferences and Query Tool toolbar documentation. Closes pgadmin-org#3205 Closes pgadmin-org#4128 Closes pgadmin-org#4129 Closes pgadmin-org#6695
Two fixes from code review of the Query Tool result export feature: - Avoid emitting a double byte-order mark for the 'utf-16' and 'utf-32' output encodings. Those codecs (without an explicit endianness suffix) self-emit a BOM, so hand-prepending another produced two BOMs and a corrupt file. We now only hand-write the BOM for codecs that do not emit one themselves (utf-8 and the explicit-endian utf-16/32-le/-be forms), guaranteeing exactly one BOM for every utf-* encoding. - Validate the user-configurable output encoding up front with codecs.lookup() before building the streaming Response, returning a clean 400 instead of raising LookupError mid-stream (which produced a truncated 200 with a raw traceback). Adds test scenarios asserting utf-16 output carries exactly one BOM and that an invalid encoding returns a 400.
Four things were wrong with the new formats, and I checked each against the running server rather than taking them on trust, which is worth saying because two of the four turned out differently from the review. XML was genuinely broken: xml.sax.saxutils.escape() handles the three markup characters and passes everything else through, but XML 1.0 forbids most C0 control characters outright, and they cannot be escaped as character references either. A text column holding chr(1), which PostgreSQL is perfectly happy to store, produced a document that ElementTree rejects with "not well-formed (invalid token)". Those characters are now replaced with U+FFFD, in element text and in the column name attributes alike. NaN and Infinity were genuinely broken too: json.dumps writes them as bare tokens, which Python reads back but most other parsers refuse, so they now become the strings PostgreSQL itself uses. Containers are walked on the way out, since a float8[] or a json column can hold them nested. The bytea case reported in review does not arise on this path: the query tool registers a loader that reports the placeholder "binary data" for bytea, as the grid and the existing CSV export both show, so nothing here ever sees a memoryview. The isinstance handling is still there, cheap insurance if that loader is ever changed, but it is not fixing a live bug. Content-Disposition needed the quoting the review asked for. A name with a space was truncated by the client, so it is quoted now, and where a name cannot be encoded as latin-1 the real name is sent as RFC 5987 filename* rather than being discarded in favour of a hardcoded download.csv, whose extension was wrong for JSON and XML anyway. One further problem the review did not reach: both new formats applied the "Replace null values with" preference, so every NULL arrived as the string "NULL". That preference exists because CSV cannot distinguish an empty field from a NULL; JSON has null and the XML here has null="true", so both now report NULLs natively and the preference applies to CSV only. Tests cover a row containing a forbidden control character, a bytea value, NaN, both infinities and a NULL, asserting that the output parses with a strict parser in each format, plus the two filename cases.
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Summary
A batch of long-standing Query Tool result export/copy enhancements, all in
the results download/copy path.
drop-down on the Save results to file toolbar button. The download
generator is now format-aware and streams JSON/XML as well as CSV. JSON/XML
are always emitted as UTF-8; XML emits column names as escaped
nameattributes so column names that are not valid XML element names are handled
safely.
the character encoding used when saving results; defaults to utf-8, with a
free-text option for encodings that are not listed.
CSV/TXT files for better interoperability with applications such as Microsoft
Excel. (Applies to CSV/TXT output only.)
grid "Copy with headers" toggle (still toggleable per-copy).
Testing
download paths through the real
/query_tool/download/endpoint; theexisting CSV scenarios continue to pass, confirming the generator refactor
is non-regressive.
pycodestyleandeslintclean.entries.
Closes #3205
Closes #4128
Closes #4129
Closes #6695
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