Package com.salesforce.dataloader.dao

Examples of com.salesforce.dataloader.dao.DataReader.open()

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        final Set<String> unexpectedIds = new HashSet<String>();
        final Set<String> expectedIds = new HashSet<String>(Arrays.asList(ids));
        String fileName = control.getConfig().getString(Config.OUTPUT_SUCCESS);
        final DataReader resultReader = new CSVFileReader(fileName, getController());
        try {
            resultReader.open();

            // go through item by item and assert that it's there
            Row row;
            while ((row = resultReader.readRow()) != null) {
                final String resultId = (String)row.get(Config.ID_COLUMN_NAME);
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                    List header = null;
                    int totalRows = 0;
                    try {
                        dataReader.checkConnection();
                        dataReader.open();

                        String warning = DAORowUtil.validateColumns(dataReader);
                        if(warning != null && warning.length() != 0) {
                            int response = UIUtils.warningConfMessageBox(shell, warning + "\n" + Labels.getString("DataSelectionDialog.warningConf"));
                            // in case user doesn't want to continue, treat this as an error
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    private DataReader resetDAO() throws DataAccessObjectInitializationException, LoadException {
        final DataReader dataReader = (DataReader)getController().getDao();
        dataReader.close();
        // TODO: doing this causes sql to be executed twice, for sql we should cache results in a local file
        dataReader.open();
        // when re-opening the dao we need to start at the same row in the input
        DAORowUtil.get().skipRowToStartOffset(getConfig(), dataReader, getProgressMonitor(), true);
        return dataReader;
    }
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