Package org.eclipse.persistence.internal.helper

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.helper.DatabaseType

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     * PUBLIC:
     * Add a named IN argument to the stored procedure. The databaseType parameter classifies the
     * parameter (JDBCType vs. OraclePLSQLType, simple vs. complex)
     */
    public void addNamedArgument(String procedureParameterName, DatabaseType databaseType) {
        DatabaseType dt = databaseType.isComplexDatabaseType() ?
            ((ComplexDatabaseType)databaseType).clone() : databaseType;
        arguments.add(new PLSQLargument(procedureParameterName, originalIndex++, IN, dt));
    }
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     * parameter (JDBCType vs. OraclePLSQLType, simple vs. complex). The extra length parameter
     * indicates that this parameter, when used in an Anonymous PL/SQL block, requires a length.
     */
    public void addNamedArgument(String procedureParameterName, DatabaseType databaseType,
        int length) {
        DatabaseType dt = databaseType.isComplexDatabaseType() ?
            ((ComplexDatabaseType)databaseType).clone() : databaseType;
        arguments.add(new PLSQLargument(procedureParameterName, originalIndex++, IN, dt, length));
    }
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     * parameters indicates that this parameter, when used in an Anonymous PL/SQL block, requires
     * scale and precision specification
     */
    public void addNamedArgument(String procedureParameterName, DatabaseType databaseType,
        int precision, int scale) {
        DatabaseType dt = databaseType.isComplexDatabaseType() ?
            ((ComplexDatabaseType)databaseType).clone() : databaseType;
        arguments.add(new PLSQLargument(procedureParameterName, originalIndex++, IN, dt, precision, scale));
    }
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    /**
     * PUBLIC: Add a named IN OUT argument to the stored procedure. The databaseType parameter
     * classifies the parameter (JDBCType vs. OraclePLSQLType, simple vs. complex)
     */
    public void addNamedInOutputArgument(String procedureParameterName, DatabaseType databaseType) {
        DatabaseType dt = databaseType.isComplexDatabaseType() ?
            ((ComplexDatabaseType)databaseType).clone() : databaseType;
        arguments.add(new PLSQLargument(procedureParameterName, originalIndex++, INOUT, dt));
    }
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     * parameter indicates that this parameter, when used in an Anonymous PL/SQL block, requires a
     * length.
     */
    public void addNamedInOutputArgument(String procedureParameterName, DatabaseType databaseType,
        int length) {
        DatabaseType dt = databaseType.isComplexDatabaseType() ?
            ((ComplexDatabaseType)databaseType).clone() : databaseType;
        arguments.add(new PLSQLargument(procedureParameterName, originalIndex++, INOUT, dt, length));
    }
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     * and precision parameters indicates that this parameter, when used in an Anonymous PL/SQL
     * block, requires scale and precision specification
     */
    public void addNamedInOutputArgument(String procedureParameterName, DatabaseType databaseType,
        int precision, int scale) {
        DatabaseType dt = databaseType.isComplexDatabaseType() ?
            ((ComplexDatabaseType)databaseType).clone() : databaseType;
        arguments.add(new PLSQLargument(procedureParameterName, originalIndex++, INOUT, dt,
            precision, scale));
    }
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    /**
     * PUBLIC: Add a named OUT argument to the stored procedure. The databaseType parameter
     * classifies the parameter (JDBCType vs. OraclePLSQLType, simple vs. complex)
     */
    public void addNamedOutputArgument(String procedureParameterName, DatabaseType databaseType) {
        DatabaseType dt = databaseType.isComplexDatabaseType() ?
            ((ComplexDatabaseType)databaseType).clone() : databaseType;
        arguments.add(new PLSQLargument(procedureParameterName, originalIndex++, OUT, dt));
    }
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     * parameter indicates that this parameter, when used in an Anonymous PL/SQL block, requires a
     * length.
     */
    public void addNamedOutputArgument(String procedureParameterName, DatabaseType databaseType,
        int length) {
        DatabaseType dt = databaseType.isComplexDatabaseType() ?
            ((ComplexDatabaseType)databaseType).clone() : databaseType;
        arguments.add(new PLSQLargument(procedureParameterName, originalIndex++, OUT, dt, length));
    }
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     * and precision parameters indicates that this parameter, when used in an Anonymous PL/SQL
     * block, requires scale and precision specification
     */
    public void addNamedOutputArgument(String procedureParameterName, DatabaseType databaseType,
        int precision, int scale) {
        DatabaseType dt = databaseType.isComplexDatabaseType() ?
            ((ComplexDatabaseType)databaseType).clone() : databaseType;
        arguments.add(new PLSQLargument(procedureParameterName, originalIndex++, OUT, dt,
            precision, scale));
    }
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    /**
     * PUBLIC: Add a named OUT cursor argument to the stored procedure. The databaseType parameter
     * classifies the parameter (JDBCType vs. OraclePLSQLType, simple vs. complex).
     */
    public void useNamedCursorOutputAsResultSet(String argumentName, DatabaseType databaseType) {
        DatabaseType dt = databaseType.isComplexDatabaseType() ?
            ((ComplexDatabaseType)databaseType).clone() : databaseType;
        PLSQLargument newArg = new PLSQLargument(argumentName, originalIndex++, OUT, dt);
        newArg.cursorOutput = true;
        arguments.add(newArg);
    }
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