Examples of DBTable


Examples of org.apache.empire.db.DBTable

            return null;
        // Check Record
        if (record.isValid()==false || record.isModified()==false)
            return null;
        // See which Index has changed
        DBTable table = (DBTable)rowset;
        List<DBIndex> avail = table.getIndexes();
        if (avail==null)
            return null;
        List<DBIndex> changed = null;
        for (DBIndex idx : avail)
        {   // Iterate through all indexes
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Examples of org.apache.empire.db.DBTable

    {
        // Create all Sequences
        Iterator<DBTable> seqtabs = db.getTables().iterator();
        while (seqtabs.hasNext())
        {
            DBTable table = seqtabs.next();
            Iterator<DBColumn> cols = table.getColumns().iterator();
            while (cols.hasNext())
            {
                DBTableColumn c = (DBTableColumn) cols.next();
                if (c.getDataType() == DataType.AUTOINC)
                {
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Examples of org.apache.empire.db.DBTable

    @Override
    public Object getNextSequenceValue(DBDatabase db, String seqName, int minValue, Connection conn)
    {  
        if (useSequenceTable)
        {   // Use a sequence Table to generate Sequences
            DBTable t = db.getTable(sequenceTableName);
            return ((DBSeqTable)t).getNextValue(seqName, minValue, conn);
        }
        else
        {   // Post Detection
            return null;
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Examples of org.apache.empire.db.DBTable

                if (tableName.equals(skipTable))
                    continue;

                // check if the found table exists in the DBDatabase object
                String columnName = rd.getString(sysDB.CI.C_COLUMN_NAME);
                DBTable dbTable = db.getTable(tableName);
                DBView  dbView  = db.getView(tableName);
               
                String dataType = rd.getString(sysDB.CI.C_DATA_TYPE);
                int charLength = rd.getInt(sysDB.CI.C_CHAR_LENGTH);
                int dataLength = rd.getInt(sysDB.CI.C_DATA_LENGTH);
                int dataPrecision = rd.getInt(sysDB.CI.C_DATA_PRECISION);
                int dataScale = rd.getInt(sysDB.CI.C_DATA_SCALE);
                String nullable = rd.getString(sysDB.CI.C_NULLABLE);
               
                dataDictionnary.fillDataDictionnary(tableName, columnName, dataType,
                                                    charLength, dataLength, dataPrecision, dataScale, nullable);
               
                if (dbTable != null)
                {
                   
                    // check if the found column exists in the found DBTable
                    DBColumn col = dbTable.getColumn(columnName);
                    if (col == null)
                    {
                        log.warn("COLUMN NOT FOUND IN " + db.getClass().getName() + "\t: [" + tableName + "]["
                                       + columnName + "][" + dataType + "][" + dataLength + "]");
                        continue;
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Examples of org.apache.empire.db.DBTable

    @Override
    public Object getNextSequenceValue(DBDatabase db, String seqName, int minValue, Connection conn)
    {   //Use Oracle Sequences
        if (useSequenceTable)
        {   // Use a sequence Table to generate Sequences
            DBTable t = db.getTable(sequenceTableName);
            return ((DBSeqTable)t).getNextValue(seqName, minValue, conn);
        }
        else
        {   // Post Detection
            return null;
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Examples of org.apache.empire.db.DBTable

    @Override
    public Object getNextSequenceValue(DBDatabase db, String seqName, int minValue, Connection conn)
    {  
        if (useSequenceTable)
        {   // Use a sequence Table to generate Sequences
            DBTable t = db.getTable(sequenceTableName);
            return ((DBSeqTable)t).getNextValue(seqName, minValue, conn);
        }
        else
        {   // Post Detection
            return null;
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Examples of org.apache.empire.db.DBTable

    @Override
    public Object getNextSequenceValue(DBDatabase db, String seqName, int minValue, Connection conn)
    {   //Use Oracle Sequences
        if (useSequenceTable)
        {   // Use a sequence Table to generate Sequences
            DBTable t = db.getTable(sequenceTableName);
            return ((DBSeqTable)t).getNextValue(seqName, minValue, conn);
        }
        else
        {   // Post Detection
            return null;
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Examples of org.apache.empire.db.DBTable

    {
        // Create all Sequences
        Iterator<DBTable> seqtabs = db.getTables().iterator();
        while (seqtabs.hasNext())
        {
            DBTable table = seqtabs.next();
            Iterator<DBColumn> cols = table.getColumns().iterator();
            while (cols.hasNext())
            {
                DBTableColumn c = (DBTableColumn) cols.next();
                if (c.getDataType() == DataType.AUTOINC)
                {
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Examples of org.apache.empire.db.DBTable

    {
        // Create all Sequences
        Iterator<DBTable> seqtabs = db.getTables().iterator();
        while (seqtabs.hasNext())
        {
            DBTable table = seqtabs.next();
            Iterator<DBColumn> cols = table.getColumns().iterator();
            while (cols.hasNext())
            {
                DBTableColumn c = (DBTableColumn) cols.next();
                if (c.getDataType() == DataType.AUTOINC)
                {
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Examples of org.apache.empire.db.DBTable

    // ------- Action Construction -------
   
    public EmployeeDetailAction() {
        // Init Record Support Object
        DBTable table = getDatabase().T_EMPLOYEES;
        DBRecord record = new EmployeeRecord(this);
        // create a support Object
        recordSupport = new RecordActionSupport(this, table, record, SessionPersistence.Key);
    }
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