Examples of LinkedIndex

org.h2.index.LinkedIndex
A linked index is a index for a linked (remote) table. It is backed by an index on the remote table which is accessed over JDBC.
org.lealone.dbobject.index.LinkedIndex
A linked index is a index for a linked (remote) table. It is backed by an index on the remote table which is accessed over JDBC.

Examples of org.h2.index.LinkedIndex

            if (!force) {
                throw e;
            }
            Column[] cols = { };
            setColumns(cols);
            linkedIndex = new LinkedIndex(this, id, IndexColumn.wrap(cols), IndexType.createNonUnique(false));
            indexes.add(linkedIndex);
        }
    }

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Examples of org.h2.index.LinkedIndex

        }
        Column[] cols = new Column[columnList.size()];
        columnList.toArray(cols);
        setColumns(cols);
        int id = getId();
        linkedIndex = new LinkedIndex(this, id, IndexColumn.wrap(cols), IndexType.createNonUnique(false));
        indexes.add(linkedIndex);
        try {
            rs = meta.getPrimaryKeys(null, originalSchema, originalTable);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            // Some ODBC bridge drivers don't support it:

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Examples of org.h2.index.LinkedIndex

    }


    private void addIndex(ArrayList<Column> list, IndexType indexType) {
        Column[] cols = new Column[list.size()];
        list.toArray(cols);
        Index index = new LinkedIndex(this, 0, IndexColumn.wrap(cols), indexType);
        indexes.add(index);
    }

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Examples of org.h2.index.LinkedIndex

            if (!force) {
                throw e;
            }
            Column[] cols = { };
            setColumns(cols);
            linkedIndex = new LinkedIndex(this, id, IndexColumn.wrap(cols), IndexType.createNonUnique(false));
            indexes.add(linkedIndex);
        }
    }

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Examples of org.h2.index.LinkedIndex

        }
        Column[] cols = new Column[columnList.size()];
        columnList.toArray(cols);
        setColumns(cols);
        int id = getId();
        linkedIndex = new LinkedIndex(this, id, IndexColumn.wrap(cols), IndexType.createNonUnique(false));
        indexes.add(linkedIndex);
        try {
            rs = meta.getPrimaryKeys(null, originalSchema, originalTable);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            // Some ODBC bridge drivers don't support it:

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Examples of org.h2.index.LinkedIndex

    }


    private void addIndex(ArrayList<Column> list, IndexType indexType) {
        Column[] cols = new Column[list.size()];
        list.toArray(cols);
        Index index = new LinkedIndex(this, 0, IndexColumn.wrap(cols), indexType);
        indexes.add(index);
    }

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Examples of org.lealone.dbobject.index.LinkedIndex

            if (!force) {
                throw e;
            }
            Column[] cols = {};
            setColumns(cols);
            linkedIndex = new LinkedIndex(this, id, IndexColumn.wrap(cols), IndexType.createNonUnique(false));
            indexes.add(linkedIndex);
        }
    }

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Examples of org.lealone.dbobject.index.LinkedIndex

        }
        Column[] cols = new Column[columnList.size()];
        columnList.toArray(cols);
        setColumns(cols);
        int id = getId();
        linkedIndex = new LinkedIndex(this, id, IndexColumn.wrap(cols), IndexType.createNonUnique(false));
        indexes.add(linkedIndex);
        try {
            rs = meta.getPrimaryKeys(null, originalSchema, originalTable);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            // Some ODBC bridge drivers don't support it:

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Examples of org.lealone.dbobject.index.LinkedIndex

    }


    private void addIndex(ArrayList<Column> list, IndexType indexType) {
        Column[] cols = new Column[list.size()];
        list.toArray(cols);
        Index index = new LinkedIndex(this, 0, IndexColumn.wrap(cols), indexType);
        indexes.add(index);
    }

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