Examples of org.apache.torque.test.dbobject.Nopk

org.apache.torque.test.dbobject.Nopk
this table has no pk The skeleton for this class was autogenerated by Torque on: [Wed Feb 27 08:39:09 CET 2013] You should add additional methods to this class to meet the application requirements. This class will only be generated as long as it does not already exist in the output directory.

        return result;
    }


    private static void fillNopks(PkSchemaData result)
    {
        Nopk nopk1 = new Nopk();
        nopk1.setName("nopk1");
        nopk1.setIntcol(1);
        result.getNopkList().add(nopk1);


        Nopk nopk2 = new Nopk();
        nopk2.setName("nopk2");
        nopk2.setIntcol(2);
        result.getNopkList().add(nopk2);


        Nopk nopk3 = new Nopk();
        nopk3.setName("nopk3");
        nopk3.setIntcol(3);
        result.getNopkList().add(nopk3);
    }

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    {
        // prepare
        Criteria criteria = new Criteria();
        NopkPeer.doDelete(criteria);


        Nopk nopk = new Nopk();
        nopk.setName("name");
        nopk.save();


        // execute
        nopk.save();


        // verify
        assertEquals("name", nopk.getName());


        criteria = new Criteria().where(NopkPeer.NAME, "name");
        List<Nopk> nopkList = NopkPeer.doSelect(criteria);
        assertEquals(1, nopkList.size());

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    {
        // prepare
        Criteria criteria = new Criteria();
        NopkPeer.doDelete(criteria);


        Nopk nopk = new Nopk();
        nopk.setName("name");
        nopk.save();


        // execute
        nopk.save();


        // verify
        assertEquals("name", nopk.getName());


        criteria = new Criteria().where(NopkPeer.NAME, "name");
        List<Nopk> nopkList = NopkPeer.doSelect(criteria);
        assertEquals(1, nopkList.size());

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    {
        // prepare
        Criteria criteria = new Criteria();
        NopkPeer.doDelete(criteria);


        Nopk nopk = new Nopk();
        nopk.setName("name");
        nopk.save();


        // execute
        try
        {
            nopk.setName("otherName");
            nopk.save();


            //verify
            fail("Exception expected");
        }
        catch (TorqueException e)

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                authors.get(0).getName());
        assertEquals("Second Author's name should be \"OtherName\"",
                "OtherName",
                authors.get(1).getName());


        Nopk nopk = new Nopk();
        nopk.setName("name");
        nopk.save();


        // check the doPupdate Peer methods throw exceptions on a modified
        // object without primary keys
        try
        {
            NopkPeer.doUpdate(new Nopk());
            fail("A Torque exception should be thrown (2)");
        }
        catch (TorqueException e)
        {
        }


        connection = Transaction.begin(NopkPeer.DATABASE_NAME);
        try
        {
            NopkPeer.doUpdate(new Nopk(),connection);
            fail("A Torque exception should be thrown (3)");
        }
        catch (TorqueException e)
        {
        }

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    {
        PkSchemaData.clearTablesInDatabase();
        PkSchemaData testData = PkSchemaData.getDefaultTestData();
        testData.save();


        Nopk toDelete = testData.getNopkList().get(1);
        toDelete.setName("nopk1Changed");


        // check that three entries are in the Nopk table
        List<Nopk> nopkList = getNopkList();
        assertEquals(3, nopkList.size());
        // check toDelete object is in database
        // equals does not work without pk so check intcol
        assertEquals(2, nopkList.get(1).getIntcol());


        // call delete method and check result.
        int deleted = NopkPeer.doDelete(toDelete);
        assertEquals(0, deleted);
        // flag is true even if nothing was deleted
        assertTrue(toDelete.isDeleted());


        // check that there are all entries remaining in the database
        // and the toDelete object is still there
        // (use intcol for latter as equals does not work)
        nopkList = getNopkList();

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    {
        PkSchemaData.clearTablesInDatabase();
        PkSchemaData testData = PkSchemaData.getDefaultTestData();
        testData.save();


        Nopk toDelete = testData.getNopkList().get(1);


        // check that isDeleted() is false before deletion
        assertFalse(toDelete.isDeleted());
        // check that three entries are in the Nopk table
        List<Nopk> nopkList = getNopkList();
        assertEquals(3, nopkList.size());
        // check toDelete object is in database
        // equals does not work without pk so check intcol
        assertEquals(2, nopkList.get(1).getIntcol());


        // call delete method and check result.
        int deleted = NopkPeer.doDelete(toDelete);
        assertEquals(1, deleted);
        assertTrue(toDelete.isDeleted());


        // check that there are two entries remaining in the database
        // and the toDelete object was deleted
        // (use intcol for latter as equals does not work)
        nopkList = getNopkList();

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