Examples of org.apache.openjpa.jdbc.schema.LazySchemaFactory

org.apache.openjpa.jdbc.schema.LazySchemaFactory
Factory that uses database metadata to construct the system schema. The lazy schema factory only loads table data as it is requested. It does not properly support operations that require knowledge of the entire schema. @author Abe White

                _schema = (SchemaGroup) newSchemaTool(null).getDBSchemaGroup().
                    clone();
            } else {
                // with this we'll just read tables as different mappings
                // look for them
                LazySchemaFactory factory = new LazySchemaFactory();
                factory.setConfiguration(_conf);
                factory.setPrimaryKeys(getPrimaryKeys());
                factory.setForeignKeys(getForeignKeys());
                factory.setIndexes(getIndexes());
                _schema = factory;
            }


            if (_schema.getSchemas().length == 0)
                _schema.addSchema();

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                _schema = (SchemaGroup) newSchemaTool(null).getDBSchemaGroup().
                    clone();
            } else {
                // with this we'll just read tables as different mappings
                // look for them
                LazySchemaFactory factory = new LazySchemaFactory();
                factory.setConfiguration(_conf);
                factory.setPrimaryKeys(getPrimaryKeys());
                factory.setForeignKeys(getForeignKeys());
                factory.setIndexes(getIndexes());
                _schema = factory;
            }


            if (_schema.getSchemas().length == 0)
                _schema.addSchema();

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        JDBCConfiguration conf = (JDBCConfiguration) getConfiguration();
        _fks = conf.getDBDictionaryInstance().supportsForeignKeys
            && getCurrentPlatform() != AbstractTestCase.Platform.MYSQL
            && getCurrentPlatform() != AbstractTestCase.Platform.MARIADB;


        LazySchemaFactory factory = new LazySchemaFactory();
        factory.setConfiguration(conf);
        factory.setPrimaryKeys(true);
        factory.setIndexes(true);
        factory.setForeignKeys(true);
        _group = factory;
    }

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                _schema = (SchemaGroup) newSchemaTool(null).getDBSchemaGroup().
                    clone();
            } else {
                // with this we'll just read tables as different mappings
                // look for them
                LazySchemaFactory factory = new LazySchemaFactory();
                factory.setConfiguration(_conf);
                factory.setPrimaryKeys(getPrimaryKeys());
                factory.setForeignKeys(getForeignKeys());
                factory.setIndexes(getIndexes());
                _schema = factory;
            }


            if (_schema.getSchemas().length == 0)
                _schema.addSchema();

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                _schema = (SchemaGroup) newSchemaTool(null).getDBSchemaGroup().
                    clone();
            } else {
                // with this we'll just read tables as different mappings
                // look for them
                LazySchemaFactory factory = new LazySchemaFactory();
                factory.setConfiguration(_conf);
                factory.setPrimaryKeys(getPrimaryKeys());
                factory.setForeignKeys(getForeignKeys());
                factory.setIndexes(getIndexes());
                _schema = factory;
            }


            if (_schema.getSchemas().length == 0)
                _schema.addSchema();

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        // kodo uses
        JDBCConfiguration conf = (JDBCConfiguration) getConfiguration();
        _fks = conf.getDBDictionaryInstance().supportsForeignKeys
            && getCurrentPlatform() != AbstractTestCase.Platform.MYSQL;


        LazySchemaFactory factory = new LazySchemaFactory();
        factory.setConfiguration(conf);
        factory.setPrimaryKeys(true);
        factory.setIndexes(true);
        factory.setForeignKeys(true);
        _group = factory;
    }

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                _schema = (SchemaGroup) newSchemaTool(null).getDBSchemaGroup().
                    clone();
            } else {
                // with this we'll just read tables as different mappings
                // look for them
                LazySchemaFactory factory = new LazySchemaFactory();
                factory.setConfiguration(_conf);
                factory.setPrimaryKeys(getPrimaryKeys());
                factory.setForeignKeys(getForeignKeys());
                factory.setIndexes(getIndexes());
                _schema = factory;
            }


            if (_schema.getSchemas().length == 0)
                _schema.addSchema();

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        // kodo uses
        JDBCConfiguration conf = (JDBCConfiguration) getConfiguration();
        _fks = conf.getDBDictionaryInstance().supportsForeignKeys
            && getCurrentPlatform() != AbstractTestCase.Platform.MYSQL;


        LazySchemaFactory factory = new LazySchemaFactory();
        factory.setConfiguration(conf);
        factory.setPrimaryKeys(true);
        factory.setIndexes(true);
        factory.setForeignKeys(true);
        _group = factory;
    }

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                _schema = (SchemaGroup) newSchemaTool(null).getDBSchemaGroup().
                    clone();
            } else {
                // with this we'll just read tables as different mappings
                // look for them
                LazySchemaFactory factory = new LazySchemaFactory();
                factory.setConfiguration(_conf);
                factory.setPrimaryKeys(getPrimaryKeys());
                factory.setForeignKeys(getForeignKeys());
                factory.setIndexes(getIndexes());
                _schema = factory;
            }


            if (_schema.getSchemas().length == 0)
                _schema.addSchema();

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