Examples of SequenceTableFilter

org.dbunit.dataset.filter.SequenceTableFilter
This filter expose a specified table sequence and can be used to reorder tables in a dataset. This implementation does not support duplicate table names. Thus you cannot specify the same table name more than once in this filter and the filtered dataset must not contains duplicate table names. This is the default filter used by the {@link org.dbunit.dataset.FilteredDataSet}. @author Manuel Laflamme @author Last changed by: $Author: gommma $ @version $Revision: 1049 $ $Date: 2009-09-27 22:59:22 +0200 (dom, 27 set 2009) $ @since Mar 7, 2003

Examples of org.dbunit.dataset.filter.SequenceTableFilter

      // dependencies
      // between the ALBUMS and PHOTOS tables. The plain XML file does not
      // contain this information. The DatabaseSequenceFilter class is
      // avoided as it cannot handle circular dependencies.
      String[] orderedTableNames = new String[] { "SEQUENCE", "USERS_GROUPS", "USERS", "GROUPS", "ALBUMS", "PHOTOS" };
      IDataSet filteredDataSet = new FilteredDataSet(new SequenceTableFilter(orderedTableNames), dataSet);
      DatabaseOperation.CLEAN_INSERT.execute(connection, filteredDataSet);
    }
    finally
    {
      connection.close();

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Examples of org.dbunit.dataset.filter.SequenceTableFilter

      // dependencies
      // between the ALBUMS and PHOTOS tables. The plain XML file does not
      // contain this information. The DatabaseSequenceFilter class is
      // avoided as it cannot handle circular dependencies.
      String[] orderedTableNames = new String[] { "SEQUENCE", "USERS_GROUPS", "USERS", "GROUPS", "ALBUMS", "PHOTOS" };
      IDataSet filteredDataSet = new FilteredDataSet(new SequenceTableFilter(orderedTableNames), dataSet);
      DatabaseOperation.CLEAN_INSERT.execute(connection, filteredDataSet);
    }
    finally
    {
      connection.close();

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Examples of org.dbunit.dataset.filter.SequenceTableFilter

     * @throws AmbiguousTableNameException If the given tableNames array contains ambiguous names
     */
    public FilteredDataSet(String[] tableNames, IDataSet dataSet) 
    throws AmbiguousTableNameException
    {
        _filter = new SequenceTableFilter(tableNames, dataSet.isCaseSensitiveTableNames());
        _dataSet = dataSet;
    }

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Examples of org.dbunit.dataset.filter.SequenceTableFilter

     * exposes only the specified tables using {@link SequenceTableFilter} as
     * filtering startegy.
     */
    public FilteredDataSet(String[] tableNames, IDataSet dataSet)
    {
        _filter = new SequenceTableFilter(tableNames);
        _dataSet = dataSet;
    }

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Examples of org.dbunit.dataset.filter.SequenceTableFilter

      // between the ALBUMS and PHOTOS tables. The plain XML file does not
      // contain this information. The DatabaseSequenceFilter class is
      // avoided as it cannot handle circular dependencies.
      String[] orderedTableNames = new String[] { "SEQUENCE", "USERS_GROUPS", "USERS", "GROUPS", "ALBUMS",
          "PHOTOS" };
      IDataSet filteredDataSet = new FilteredDataSet(new SequenceTableFilter(orderedTableNames), dataSet);
      DatabaseOperation.CLEAN_INSERT.execute(connection, filteredDataSet);
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
      throw ex;

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Examples of org.dbunit.dataset.filter.SequenceTableFilter

      // between the ALBUMS and PHOTOS tables. The plain XML file does not
      // contain this information. The DatabaseSequenceFilter class is
      // avoided as it cannot handle circular dependencies.
      String[] orderedTableNames = new String[] { "SEQUENCE", "USERS_GROUPS", "USERS", "GROUPS", "ALBUMS",
          "PHOTOS" };
      IDataSet filteredDataSet = new FilteredDataSet(new SequenceTableFilter(orderedTableNames), dataSet);
      DatabaseOperation.CLEAN_INSERT.execute(connection, filteredDataSet);
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
      throw ex;

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