Examples of SizedForBitDataDomain

org.apache.torque.engine.database.model.SizedForBitDataDomain

Supports the Derby / DB2 / SQL92 standard for defining Binary data fields with either CHAR(#) FOR BIT DATA or VARCHAR(#) FOR BIT DATA. This can be used in Platform implimentors initialize() methods, by using lines like:

 setSchemaDomainMapping(new SizedForBitDataDomain( SchemaType.BINARY, "CHAR", "1")); setSchemaDomainMapping(new SizedForBitDataDomain( SchemaType.VARBINARY, "VARCHAR"));

This will cause the Column.getSqlString() method to produce items similar to:

CHAR(#) FOR BIT DATA VARCHAR(#)FOR BIT DATA

Where: # is the size= schema attribute or a default size specified in the constructor.

Note that this is dependent on the platform implimentation correctly defining BINARY and VARBINARY as having a size attribute in the "hasSize()" method.

@see org.apache.torque.engine.platform.Platform @see org.apache.torque.engine.database.model.Column#getSqlString() @author Greg Monroe

    private void initialize()
    {
        setSchemaDomainMapping(
                    new Domain(SchemaType.LONGVARCHAR, "LONG VARCHAR"));


        setSchemaDomainMapping( new SizedForBitDataDomain(
                                    SchemaType.VARBINARY, "VARCHAR", "32672"));
        setSchemaDomainMapping(
                new SizedForBitDataDomain(SchemaType.BINARY, "CHAR", "1"));
        setSchemaDomainMapping( new Domain(SchemaType.LONGVARBINARY,
                                                "LONG VARCHAR FOR BIT DATA"));
        setSchemaDomainMapping(
                new Domain(SchemaType.LONGVARCHAR, "LONG VARCHAR"));
        setSchemaDomainMapping(

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Examples of SizedForBitDataDomain

Examples of org.apache.torque.engine.database.model.SizedForBitDataDomain