Examples of AwfulTableMapper

Examples of mbg.test.mb3.generated.mixed.flat.mapper.AwfulTableMapper

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    @Test
    public void testAwfulTableUpdateByExampleSelective() {
        SqlSession sqlSession = sqlSessionFactory.openSession();
   
        try {
            AwfulTableMapper mapper = sqlSession.getMapper(AwfulTableMapper.class);
            AwfulTable record = new AwfulTable();
            record.seteMail("fred@fred.com");
            record.setEmailaddress("alsofred@fred.com");
            record.setFirstFirstName("fred1");
            record.setFrom("from field");
            record.setId1(1);
            record.setId2(2);
            record.setId5(5);
            record.setId6(6);
            record.setId7(7);
            record.setSecondFirstName("fred2");
            record.setThirdFirstName("fred3");
   
            mapper.insert(record);
   
            record = new AwfulTable();
            record.seteMail("fred2@fred.com");
            record.setEmailaddress("alsofred2@fred.com");
            record.setFirstFirstName("fred11");
            record.setFrom("from from field");
            record.setId1(11);
            record.setId2(22);
            record.setId5(55);
            record.setId6(66);
            record.setId7(77);
            record.setSecondFirstName("fred22");
            record.setThirdFirstName("fred33");
   
            mapper.insert(record);
   
            AwfulTable newRecord = new AwfulTable();
            newRecord.setFirstFirstName("Alonzo");
            AwfulTableExample example = new AwfulTableExample();
            example.createCriteria().andEMailLike("fred2@%");
            int rows = mapper.updateByExampleSelective(newRecord, example);
            assertEquals(1, rows);
   
            List<AwfulTable> answer = mapper.selectByExample(example);
            assertEquals(1, answer.size());

            AwfulTable returnedRecord = answer.get(0);
           
            assertEquals(record.getCustomerId(), returnedRecord.getCustomerId());
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Examples of mbg.test.mb3.generated.mixed.flat.mapper.AwfulTableMapper

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    @Test
    public void testAwfulTableUpdateByExample() {
        SqlSession sqlSession = sqlSessionFactory.openSession();
   
        try {
            AwfulTableMapper mapper = sqlSession.getMapper(AwfulTableMapper.class);
            AwfulTable record = new AwfulTable();
            record.seteMail("fred@fred.com");
            record.setEmailaddress("alsofred@fred.com");
            record.setFirstFirstName("fred1");
            record.setFrom("from field");
            record.setId1(1);
            record.setId2(2);
            record.setId5(5);
            record.setId6(6);
            record.setId7(7);
            record.setSecondFirstName("fred2");
            record.setThirdFirstName("fred3");
   
            mapper.insert(record);
   
            record = new AwfulTable();
            record.seteMail("fred2@fred.com");
            record.setEmailaddress("alsofred2@fred.com");
            record.setFirstFirstName("fred11");
            record.setFrom("from from field");
            record.setId1(11);
            record.setId2(22);
            record.setId5(55);
            record.setId6(66);
            record.setId7(77);
            record.setSecondFirstName("fred22");
            record.setThirdFirstName("fred33");
   
            mapper.insert(record);
   
            AwfulTable newRecord = new AwfulTable();
            newRecord.setFirstFirstName("Alonzo");
            newRecord.setCustomerId(58);
            newRecord.setId1(111);
            newRecord.setId2(222);
            newRecord.setId5(555);
            newRecord.setId6(666);
            newRecord.setId7(777);
            AwfulTableExample example = new AwfulTableExample();
            example.createCriteria().andEMailLike("fred2@%");
            int rows = mapper.updateByExample(newRecord, example);
            assertEquals(1, rows);

            example.clear();
            example.createCriteria().andCustomerIdEqualTo(58);
            List<AwfulTable> answer = mapper.selectByExample(example);
            assertEquals(1, answer.size());

            AwfulTable returnedRecord = answer.get(0);
           
            assertEquals(newRecord.getCustomerId(), returnedRecord.getCustomerId());
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Examples of mbg.test.mb3.generated.mixed.flat.mapper.AwfulTableMapper

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    @Test
    public void testAwfulTableInsert() {
        SqlSession sqlSession = sqlSessionFactory.openSession();

        try {
            AwfulTableMapper mapper = sqlSession.getMapper(AwfulTableMapper.class);
            AwfulTable record = new AwfulTable();
            record.seteMail("fred@fred.com");
            record.setEmailaddress("alsofred@fred.com");
            record.setFirstFirstName("fred1");
            record.setFrom("from field");
            record.setId1(1);
            record.setId2(2);
            record.setId5(5);
            record.setId6(6);
            record.setId7(7);
            record.setSecondFirstName("fred2");
            record.setThirdFirstName("fred3");

            mapper.insert(record);
            Integer generatedCustomerId = record.getCustomerId();
            assertEquals(57, generatedCustomerId.intValue());

            AwfulTable returnedRecord = mapper
                    .selectByPrimaryKey(generatedCustomerId);

            assertEquals(generatedCustomerId, returnedRecord.getCustomerId());
            assertEquals(record.geteMail(), returnedRecord.geteMail());
            assertEquals(record.getEmailaddress(), returnedRecord
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Examples of mbg.test.mb3.generated.mixed.flat.mapper.AwfulTableMapper

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    @Test
    public void testAwfulTableInsertSelective() {
        SqlSession sqlSession = sqlSessionFactory.openSession();

        try {
            AwfulTableMapper mapper = sqlSession.getMapper(AwfulTableMapper.class);
            AwfulTable record = new AwfulTable();

            record.seteMail("fred@fred.com");
            record.setEmailaddress("alsofred@fred.com");
            record.setFrom("from field");
            record.setId1(1);
            record.setId2(2);
            record.setId5(5);
            record.setId6(6);
            record.setId7(7);
            record.setSecondFirstName("fred2");
            record.setThirdFirstName("fred3");

            mapper.insertSelective(record);
            Integer generatedCustomerId = record.getCustomerId();
            assertEquals(57, generatedCustomerId.intValue());

            AwfulTable returnedRecord = mapper
                    .selectByPrimaryKey(generatedCustomerId);

            assertEquals(generatedCustomerId, returnedRecord.getCustomerId());
            assertEquals(record.geteMail(), returnedRecord.geteMail());
            assertEquals(record.getEmailaddress(), returnedRecord
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Examples of mbg.test.mb3.generated.mixed.flat.mapper.AwfulTableMapper

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    @Test
    public void testAwfulTableUpdateByPrimaryKey() {
        SqlSession sqlSession = sqlSessionFactory.openSession();

        try {
            AwfulTableMapper mapper = sqlSession.getMapper(AwfulTableMapper.class);
            AwfulTable record = new AwfulTable();
            record.seteMail("fred@fred.com");
            record.setEmailaddress("alsofred@fred.com");
            record.setFirstFirstName("fred1");
            record.setFrom("from field");
            record.setId1(1);
            record.setId2(2);
            record.setId5(5);
            record.setId6(6);
            record.setId7(7);
            record.setSecondFirstName("fred2");
            record.setThirdFirstName("fred3");

            mapper.insert(record);
            Integer generatedCustomerId = record.getCustomerId();

            record.setId1(11);
            record.setId2(22);

            int rows = mapper.updateByPrimaryKey(record);
            assertEquals(1, rows);

            AwfulTable returnedRecord = mapper.selectByPrimaryKey(generatedCustomerId);

            assertEquals(generatedCustomerId, returnedRecord.getCustomerId());
            assertEquals(record.geteMail(), returnedRecord.geteMail());
            assertEquals(record.getEmailaddress(), returnedRecord
                    .getEmailaddress());
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Examples of mbg.test.mb3.generated.mixed.hierarchical.mapper.AwfulTableMapper

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    @Test
    public void testAwfulTableInsert() {
        SqlSession sqlSession = sqlSessionFactory.openSession();

        try {
            AwfulTableMapper mapper = sqlSession.getMapper(AwfulTableMapper.class);
            AwfulTable record = new AwfulTable();

            record.seteMail("fred@fred.com");
            record.setEmailaddress("alsofred@fred.com");
            record.setFirstFirstName("fred1");
            record.setFrom("from field");
            record.setId1(1);
            record.setId2(2);
            record.setId5(5);
            record.setId6(6);
            record.setId7(7);
            record.setSecondFirstName("fred2");
            record.setThirdFirstName("fred3");

            int count = mapper.insert(record);
            assertEquals(1, count);
           
            Integer generatedCustomerId = record.getCustomerId();
            assertEquals(57, generatedCustomerId.intValue());

            AwfulTableKey key = new AwfulTableKey();
            key.setCustomerId(generatedCustomerId);
            AwfulTable returnedRecord = mapper.selectByPrimaryKey(key);

            assertEquals(generatedCustomerId, returnedRecord.getCustomerId());
            assertEquals(record.geteMail(), returnedRecord.geteMail());
            assertEquals(record.getEmailaddress(), returnedRecord
                    .getEmailaddress());
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Examples of mbg.test.mb3.generated.simple.mapper.AwfulTableMapper

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    @Test
    public void testAwfulTable() {
        SqlSession sqlSession = sqlSessionFactory.openSession();

        try {
            AwfulTableMapper mapper = sqlSession.getMapper(AwfulTableMapper.class);
           
            AwfulTable record = new AwfulTable();
            record.setFirstFirstName("Fred");
            int rows = mapper.insert(record);
            assertEquals(1, rows);
            assertNotNull(record.getCustomerId());
           
            record = new AwfulTable();
            record.setFirstFirstName("Barney");
            rows = mapper.insert(record);
            assertEquals(1, rows);
            assertNotNull(record.getCustomerId());
           
            List<AwfulTable> records = mapper.selectAll();
            assertEquals(2, records.size());
           
            AwfulTable returnedRecord = mapper.selectByPrimaryKey(record.getCustomerId());
            assertNotNull(returnedRecord);
            assertEquals(record.getFirstFirstName(), returnedRecord.getFirstFirstName());
           
            record.setFirstFirstName("Betty");
            rows = mapper.updateByPrimaryKey(record);
            assertEquals(1, rows);
           
            returnedRecord = mapper.selectByPrimaryKey(record.getCustomerId());
            assertNotNull(returnedRecord);
            assertEquals(record.getFirstFirstName(), returnedRecord.getFirstFirstName());
           
            rows = mapper.deleteByPrimaryKey(record.getCustomerId());
            assertEquals(1, rows);
           
            records = mapper.selectAll();
            assertEquals(1, records.size());
           
        } finally {
            sqlSession.close();
        }
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Examples of mbg.test.mb3.generated.simpleannotated.mapper.AwfulTableMapper

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    @Test
    public void testAwfulTable() {
        SqlSession sqlSession = sqlSessionFactory.openSession();

        try {
            AwfulTableMapper mapper = sqlSession.getMapper(AwfulTableMapper.class);
           
            AwfulTable record = new AwfulTable();
            record.setFirstFirstName("Fred");
            int rows = mapper.insert(record);
            assertEquals(1, rows);
            assertNotNull(record.getCustomerId());
           
            record = new AwfulTable();
            record.setFirstFirstName("Barney");
            rows = mapper.insert(record);
            assertEquals(1, rows);
            assertNotNull(record.getCustomerId());
           
            List<AwfulTable> records = mapper.selectAll();
            assertEquals(2, records.size());
           
            AwfulTable returnedRecord = mapper.selectByPrimaryKey(record.getCustomerId());
            assertNotNull(returnedRecord);
            assertEquals(record.getFirstFirstName(), returnedRecord.getFirstFirstName());
           
            record.setFirstFirstName("Betty");
            rows = mapper.updateByPrimaryKey(record);
            assertEquals(1, rows);
           
            returnedRecord = mapper.selectByPrimaryKey(record.getCustomerId());
            assertNotNull(returnedRecord);
            assertEquals(record.getFirstFirstName(), returnedRecord.getFirstFirstName());
           
            rows = mapper.deleteByPrimaryKey(record.getCustomerId());
            assertEquals(1, rows);
           
            records = mapper.selectAll();
            assertEquals(1, records.size());
           
        } finally {
            sqlSession.close();
        }
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