Examples of VPDMultitenantPolicy

org.eclipse.persistence.descriptors.VPDMultitenantPolicy
A vpd multitenant policy. @author Guy Pelletier @since EclipseLink 2.3.1

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.descriptors.VPDMultitenantPolicy

                // As soon as we find one entity that is multitenant, turn off 
                // native SQL queries Users can set the property on their 
                // persistence unit if they want it back on. Or per query.
                getProject().setAllowNativeSQLQueries(false);
            } else {
                policy = new VPDMultitenantPolicy(classDescriptor);
                
                // Within VPD, we must ensure we are using an Always exclusive mode.
                ((ServerSession) getProject().getSession()).getDefaultConnectionPolicy().setExclusiveMode(ConnectionPolicy.ExclusiveMode.Always);
            }

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.descriptors.VPDMultitenantPolicy

                getProject().setAllowNativeSQLQueries(false);
            
                // Set the include criteria flag on the query manager.
                policy.setIncludeTenantCriteria(includeCriteria());
            } else {
                policy = new VPDMultitenantPolicy(classDescriptor);
                
                // Within VPD, we must ensure we are using an Always exclusive mode.
                ((ServerSession) getProject().getSession()).getDefaultConnectionPolicy().setExclusiveMode(ConnectionPolicy.ExclusiveMode.Always);
                
                // When in VPD, do not include the criteria.

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.descriptors.VPDMultitenantPolicy

                // As soon as we find one entity that is multitenant, turn off 
                // native SQL queries Users can set the property on their 
                // persistence unit if they want it back on. Or per query.
                getProject().setAllowNativeSQLQueries(false);
            } else {
                policy = new VPDMultitenantPolicy(classDescriptor);
                
                // Within VPD, we must ensure we are using an Always exclusive mode.
                ((ServerSession) getProject().getSession()).getDefaultConnectionPolicy().setExclusiveMode(ConnectionPolicy.ExclusiveMode.Always);
            }

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.descriptors.VPDMultitenantPolicy

                getProject().setAllowNativeSQLQueries(false);
            
                // Set the include criteria flag on the query manager.
                policy.setIncludeTenantCriteria(includeCriteria());
            } else {
                policy = new VPDMultitenantPolicy(classDescriptor);
                
                // Within VPD, we must ensure we are using an Always exclusive mode.
                ((ServerSession) getProject().getSession()).getDefaultConnectionPolicy().setExclusiveMode(ConnectionPolicy.ExclusiveMode.Always);
                
                // When in VPD, do not include the criteria.

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.descriptors.VPDMultitenantPolicy

                getProject().setAllowNativeSQLQueries(false);
            
                // Set the include criteria flag on the query manager.
                policy.setIncludeTenantCriteria(includeCriteria());
            } else {
                policy = new VPDMultitenantPolicy(classDescriptor);
                
                // Within VPD, we must ensure we are using an Always exclusive mode.
                ((ServerSession) getProject().getSession()).getDefaultConnectionPolicy().setExclusiveMode(ConnectionPolicy.ExclusiveMode.Always);
                
                // When in VPD, do not include the criteria.

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.descriptors.VPDMultitenantPolicy

                // As soon as we find one entity that is multitenant, turn off 
                // native SQL queries Users can set the property on their 
                // persistence unit if they want it back on. Or per query.
                getProject().setAllowNativeSQLQueries(false);
            } else {
                policy = new VPDMultitenantPolicy(classDescriptor);
                
                // Within VPD, we must ensure we are using an Always exclusive mode.
                ((ServerSession) getProject().getSession()).getDefaultConnectionPolicy().setExclusiveMode(ConnectionPolicy.ExclusiveMode.Always);
            }

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.descriptors.VPDMultitenantPolicy

                // As soon as we find one entity that is multitenant, turn off 
                // native SQL queries Users can set the property on their 
                // persistence unit if they want it back on. Or per query.
                getProject().setAllowNativeSQLQueries(false);
            } else {
                policy = new VPDMultitenantPolicy(classDescriptor);
                
                // Within VPD, we must ensure we are using an Always exclusive mode.
                ((ServerSession) getProject().getSession()).getDefaultConnectionPolicy().setExclusiveMode(ConnectionPolicy.ExclusiveMode.Always);
            }

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