Examples of BasicBatchKey

org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.batch.internal.BasicBatchKey
Normal implementation of BatchKey @author Steve Ebersole

Examples of org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.batch.internal.BasicBatchKey

          PreparedStatement st = null;
          if ( collection.needsInserting( entry, i, elementType ) ) {


            if ( useBatch ) {
              if ( insertBatchKey == null ) {
                insertBatchKey = new BasicBatchKey(
                    getRole() + "#INSERT",
                    expectation
                    );
              }
              if ( st == null ) {

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.batch.internal.BasicBatchKey

    final Expectation expectation = Expectations.appropriateExpectation( insertResultCheckStyles[j] );
    // we can't batch joined inserts, *especially* not if it is an identity insert;
    // nor can we batch statements where the expectation is based on an output param
    final boolean useBatch = j == 0 && expectation.canBeBatched();
    if ( useBatch && inserBatchKey == null ) {
      inserBatchKey = new BasicBatchKey(
          getEntityName() + "#INSERT",
          expectation
      );
    }
    final boolean callable = isInsertCallable( j );

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.batch.internal.BasicBatchKey

          final SessionImplementor session) throws HibernateException {


    final Expectation expectation = Expectations.appropriateExpectation( updateResultCheckStyles[j] );
    final boolean useBatch = j == 0 && expectation.canBeBatched() && isBatchable(); //note: updates to joined tables can't be batched...
    if ( useBatch && updateBatchKey == null ) {
      updateBatchKey = new BasicBatchKey(
          getEntityName() + "#UPDATE",
          expectation
      );
    }
    final boolean callable = isUpdateCallable( j );

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.batch.internal.BasicBatchKey

    final boolean useVersion = j == 0 && isVersioned();
    final boolean callable = isDeleteCallable( j );
    final Expectation expectation = Expectations.appropriateExpectation( deleteResultCheckStyles[j] );
    final boolean useBatch = j == 0 && isBatchable() && expectation.canBeBatched();
    if ( useBatch && deleteBatchKey == null ) {
      deleteBatchKey = new BasicBatchKey(
          getEntityName() + "#DELETE",
          expectation
      );
    }

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.batch.internal.BasicBatchKey

    final Expectation expectation = Expectations.appropriateExpectation( insertResultCheckStyles[j] );
    // we can't batch joined inserts, *especially* not if it is an identity insert;
    // nor can we batch statements where the expectation is based on an output param
    final boolean useBatch = j == 0 && expectation.canBeBatched();
    if ( useBatch && inserBatchKey == null ) {
      inserBatchKey = new BasicBatchKey(
          getEntityName() + "#INSERT",
          expectation
      );
    }
    final boolean callable = isInsertCallable( j );

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.batch.internal.BasicBatchKey

          final SessionImplementor session) throws HibernateException {


    final Expectation expectation = Expectations.appropriateExpectation( updateResultCheckStyles[j] );
    final boolean useBatch = j == 0 && expectation.canBeBatched() && isBatchable(); //note: updates to joined tables can't be batched...
    if ( useBatch && updateBatchKey == null ) {
      updateBatchKey = new BasicBatchKey(
          getEntityName() + "#UPDATE",
          expectation
      );
    }
    final boolean callable = isUpdateCallable( j );

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.batch.internal.BasicBatchKey

    final boolean useVersion = j == 0 && isVersioned();
    final boolean callable = isDeleteCallable( j );
    final Expectation expectation = Expectations.appropriateExpectation( deleteResultCheckStyles[j] );
    final boolean useBatch = j == 0 && isBatchable() && expectation.canBeBatched();
    if ( useBatch && deleteBatchKey == null ) {
      deleteBatchKey = new BasicBatchKey(
          getEntityName() + "#DELETE",
          expectation
      );
    }

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.batch.internal.BasicBatchKey

        boolean callable = isDeleteAllCallable();
        boolean useBatch = expectation.canBeBatched();
        String sql = getSQLDeleteString();
        if ( useBatch ) {
          if ( removeBatchKey == null ) {
            removeBatchKey = new BasicBatchKey(
                getRole() + "#REMOVE",
                expectation
            );
          }
          st = session.getTransactionCoordinator()

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.batch.internal.BasicBatchKey

              boolean useBatch = expectation.canBeBatched();
              String sql = getSQLInsertRowString();


              if ( useBatch ) {
                if ( recreateBatchKey == null ) {
                  recreateBatchKey = new BasicBatchKey(
                      getRole() + "#RECREATE",
                      expectation
                  );
                }
                st = session.getTransactionCoordinator()

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Examples of org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.batch.internal.BasicBatchKey

            boolean useBatch = expectation.canBeBatched();
            String sql = getSQLDeleteRowString();


            if ( useBatch ) {
              if ( deleteBatchKey == null ) {
                deleteBatchKey = new BasicBatchKey(
                    getRole() + "#DELETE",
                    expectation
                );
              }
              st = session.getTransactionCoordinator()

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