Examples of javax.sql.rowset.serial.SerialClob.position()

Class javax.sql.rowset.serial.SerialClob

Examples of javax.sql.rowset.serial.SerialClob.position()

javax.sql.rowset.serial.SerialClob.position()
Returns the position in this SerialClob object where the given String object begins, starting the search at the specified position. This method returns -1 if the pattern is not found. @param searchStr the String object for which tosearch @param start the position in this SerialClob objectat which to start the search; the first position is 1; must not be less than 1 nor greater than the length of this SerialClob object @return the position at which the given String objectbegins, starting the search at the specified position; -1 if the given String object is not found or the starting position is out of bounds; position numbering for the return value starts at 1 @throws SerialException if the {@code free} method had beenpreviously called on this object @throws SQLException if there is an error accessing the Clob valuefrom the database.

    }


    public void testPositionLStringJ() throws Exception {
        SerialClob serialClob = new SerialClob("helloo".toCharArray());


        long pos = serialClob.position("llo", 1);
        assertEquals(3, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", 3);
        assertEquals(3, pos);

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        SerialClob serialClob = new SerialClob("helloo".toCharArray());


        long pos = serialClob.position("llo", 1);
        assertEquals(3, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", 3);
        assertEquals(3, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("o", 6);
        assertEquals(6, pos);

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        assertEquals(3, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", 3);
        assertEquals(3, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("o", 6);
        assertEquals(6, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("ooooooo", 1);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);

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        assertEquals(3, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("o", 6);
        assertEquals(6, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("ooooooo", 1);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", 4);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);

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        assertEquals(6, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("ooooooo", 1);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", 4);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", 0);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);

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        assertEquals(-1, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", 4);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", 0);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", -1);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);

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        assertEquals(-1, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", 0);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", -1);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", 10);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);
    }

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        assertEquals(-1, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", -1);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", 10);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);
    }


    public void testSetAsciiStream() throws Exception {
        MockSerialClob mockClob = new MockSerialClob();

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        assertEquals(3, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", 3);
        assertEquals(3, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("o", 6);
        assertEquals(6, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("ooooooo", 1);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);

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        assertEquals(3, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("o", 6);
        assertEquals(6, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("ooooooo", 1);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);


        pos = serialClob.position("llo", 4);
        assertEquals(-1, pos);

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