Package org.apache.openjpa.jdbc.identifier

Examples of org.apache.openjpa.jdbc.identifier.DBIdentifierRule


     * Configures the naming rules for this dictionary.  Subclasses should
     * override this method, providing their own naming rules.
     */
    protected void configureNamingRules() {
        // Add the default naming rule
        DBIdentifierRule defRule = new DBIdentifierRule(DBIdentifierType.DEFAULT, reservedWordSet);
        namingRules.put(defRule.getName(), defRule);
        // Disable delimiting of column definition.  DB platforms are very
        // picky about delimiters in column definitions. Base column types
        // do not require delimiters and will cause failures if delimited.
        DBIdentifierRule cdRule = new ColumnDefIdentifierRule();
        cdRule.setCanDelimit(false);
        namingRules.put(cdRule.getName(), cdRule);
    }
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     * Configures the naming rules for this dictionary.  Subclasses should
     * override this method, providing their own naming rules.
     */
    protected void configureNamingRules() {
        // Add the default naming rule
        DBIdentifierRule defRule = new DBIdentifierRule(DBIdentifierType.DEFAULT, reservedWordSet);
        namingRules.put(defRule.getName(), defRule);
        // Disable delimiting of column definition.  DB platforms are very
        // picky about delimiters in column definitions. Base column types
        // do not require delimiters and will cause failures if delimited.
        DBIdentifierRule cdRule = new ColumnDefIdentifierRule();
        cdRule.setCanDelimit(false);
        namingRules.put(cdRule.getName(), cdRule);
    }
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     * Configures the naming rules for this dictionary.  Subclasses should
     * override this method, providing their own naming rules.
     */
    protected void configureNamingRules() {
        // Add the default naming rule
        DBIdentifierRule defRule = new DBIdentifierRule(DBIdentifierType.DEFAULT, reservedWordSet);
        namingRules.put(defRule.getName(), defRule);
        // Disable delimiting of column definition.  DB platforms are very
        // picky about delimiters in column definitions. Base column types
        // do not require delimiters and will cause failures if delimited.
        DBIdentifierRule cdRule = new ColumnDefIdentifierRule();
        cdRule.setCanDelimit(false);
        namingRules.put(cdRule.getName(), cdRule);
    }
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     * Configures the naming rules for this dictionary.  Subclasses should
     * override this method, providing their own naming rules.
     */
    protected void configureNamingRules() {
        // Add the default naming rule
        DBIdentifierRule defRule = new DBIdentifierRule(DBIdentifierType.DEFAULT, reservedWordSet);
        namingRules.put(defRule.getName(), defRule);
        // Disable delimiting of column definition.  DB platforms are very
        // picky about delimiters in column definitions. Base column types
        // do not require delimiters and will cause failures if delimited.
        DBIdentifierRule cdRule = new ColumnDefIdentifierRule();
        cdRule.setCanDelimit(false);
        namingRules.put(cdRule.getName(), cdRule);
    }
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     * Configures the naming rules for this dictionary.  Subclasses should
     * override this method, providing their own naming rules.
     */
    protected void configureNamingRules() {
        // Add the default naming rule
        DBIdentifierRule defRule = new DBIdentifierRule(DBIdentifierType.DEFAULT, reservedWordSet);
        namingRules.put(defRule.getName(), defRule);
        // Disable delimiting of column definition.  DB platforms are very
        // picky about delimiters in column definitions. Base column types
        // do not require delimiters and will cause failures if delimited.
        DBIdentifierRule cdRule = new ColumnDefIdentifierRule();
        cdRule.setCanDelimit(false);
        namingRules.put(cdRule.getName(), cdRule);
    }
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     * Configures the naming rules for this dictionary.  Subclasses should
     * override this method, providing their own naming rules.
     */
    protected void configureNamingRules() {
        // Add the default naming rule
        DBIdentifierRule defRule = new DBIdentifierRule(DBIdentifierType.DEFAULT, reservedWordSet);
        namingRules.put(defRule.getName(), defRule);
        // Disable delimiting of column definition.  DB platforms are very
        // picky about delimiters in column definitions. Base column types
        // do not require delimiters and will cause failures if delimited.
        DBIdentifierRule cdRule = new ColumnDefIdentifierRule();
        cdRule.setCanDelimit(false);
        namingRules.put(cdRule.getName(), cdRule);
    }
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     * Configures the naming rules for this dictionary.  Subclasses should
     * override this method, providing their own naming rules.
     */
    protected void configureNamingRules() {
        // Add the default naming rule
        DBIdentifierRule defRule = new DBIdentifierRule(DBIdentifierType.DEFAULT, reservedWordSet);
        namingRules.put(defRule.getName(), defRule);
        // Disable delimiting of column definition.  DB platforms are very
        // picky about delimiters in column definitions. Base column types
        // do not require delimiters and will cause failures if delimited.
        DBIdentifierRule cdRule = new ColumnDefIdentifierRule();
        cdRule.setCanDelimit(false);
        namingRules.put(cdRule.getName(), cdRule);
    }
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     * Configures the naming rules for this dictionary.  Subclasses should
     * override this method, providing their own naming rules.
     */
    protected void configureNamingRules() {
        // Add the default naming rule
        DBIdentifierRule defRule = new DBIdentifierRule(DBIdentifierType.DEFAULT, reservedWordSet);
        namingRules.put(defRule.getName(), defRule);
        // Disable delimiting of column definition.  DB platforms are very
        // picky about delimiters in column definitions. Base column types
        // do not require delimiters and will cause failures if delimited.
        DBIdentifierRule cdRule = new ColumnDefIdentifierRule();
        cdRule.setCanDelimit(false);
        namingRules.put(cdRule.getName(), cdRule);
    }
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     * Configures the naming rules for this dictionary.  Subclasses should
     * override this method, providing their own naming rules.
     */
    protected void configureNamingRules() {
        // Add the default naming rule
        DBIdentifierRule defRule = new DBIdentifierRule(DBIdentifierType.DEFAULT, reservedWordSet);
        namingRules.put(defRule.getName(), defRule);
        // Disable delimiting of column definition.  DB platforms are very
        // picky about delimiters in column definitions. Base column types
        // do not require delimiters and will cause failures if delimited.
        DBIdentifierRule cdRule = new ColumnDefIdentifierRule();
        cdRule.setCanDelimit(false);
        namingRules.put(cdRule.getName(), cdRule);
    }
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     * Configures the naming rules for this dictionary.  Subclasses should
     * override this method, providing their own naming rules.
     */
    protected void configureNamingRules() {
        // Add the default naming rule
        DBIdentifierRule defRule = new DBIdentifierRule(DBIdentifierType.DEFAULT, reservedWordSet);
        namingRules.put(defRule.getName(), defRule);
        // Disable delimiting of column definition.  DB platforms are very
        // picky about delimiters in column definitions. Base column types
        // do not require delimiters and will cause failures if delimited.
        DBIdentifierRule cdRule = new ColumnDefIdentifierRule();
        cdRule.setCanDelimit(false);
        namingRules.put(cdRule.getName(), cdRule);
    }
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