Package com.sun.star.sdbc

Examples of com.sun.star.sdbc.XResultSet.rowDeleted()


        // move the clone to the same record as the RowSet, and delete this record
        cloneRowLocate.moveToBookmark(m_rowLocate.getBookmark());
        final int clonePosition = clone.getRow();
        m_resultSetUpdate.deleteRow();

        assure("clone doesn't know that its current row has been deleted via the RowSet", clone.rowDeleted());
        assure("clone's position changed somehow during deletion", clonePosition == clone.getRow());

        // .....................................................................................................
        // move the row set away from the deleted record. This should still not touch the state of the clone
        m_resultSet.previous();
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        // .....................................................................................................
        // move the row set away from the deleted record. This should still not touch the state of the clone
        m_resultSet.previous();

        assure("clone doesn't know (anymore) that its current row has been deleted via the RowSet", clone.rowDeleted());
        assure("clone's position changed somehow during deletion and RowSet-movement", clonePosition == clone.getRow());

        // .....................................................................................................
        // move the clone away from the deleted record
        clone.next();
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        assure("clone's position changed somehow during deletion and RowSet-movement", clonePosition == clone.getRow());

        // .....................................................................................................
        // move the clone away from the deleted record
        clone.next();
        assure("clone still assumes that its row is deleted - but we already moved it", !clone.rowDeleted());

        // .....................................................................................................
        // check whether deleting the extremes (first / last) work
        m_resultSet.first();
        cloneRowLocate.moveToBookmark(m_rowLocate.getBookmark());
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        // move the clone to the same record as the RowSet, and delete this record
        cloneRowLocate.moveToBookmark(m_rowLocate.getBookmark());
        final int clonePosition = clone.getRow();
        m_resultSetUpdate.deleteRow();

        assertTrue("clone doesn't know that its current row has been deleted via the RowSet", clone.rowDeleted());
        assertTrue("clone's position changed somehow during deletion", clonePosition == clone.getRow());

        // .....................................................................................................
        // move the row set away from the deleted record. This should still not touch the state of the clone
        m_resultSet.previous();
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        // .....................................................................................................
        // move the row set away from the deleted record. This should still not touch the state of the clone
        m_resultSet.previous();

        assertTrue("clone doesn't know (anymore) that its current row has been deleted via the RowSet", clone.rowDeleted());
        assertTrue("clone's position changed somehow during deletion and RowSet-movement", clonePosition == clone.getRow());

        // .....................................................................................................
        // move the clone away from the deleted record
        clone.next();
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        assertTrue("clone's position changed somehow during deletion and RowSet-movement", clonePosition == clone.getRow());

        // .....................................................................................................
        // move the clone away from the deleted record
        clone.next();
        assertTrue("clone still assumes that its row is deleted - but we already moved it", !clone.rowDeleted());

        // .....................................................................................................
        // check whether deleting the extremes (first / last) work
        m_resultSet.first();
        cloneRowLocate.moveToBookmark(m_rowLocate.getBookmark());
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        // move the clone to the same record as the RowSet, and delete this record
        cloneRowLocate.moveToBookmark(m_rowLocate.getBookmark());
        final int clonePosition = clone.getRow();
        m_resultSetUpdate.deleteRow();

        assure("clone doesn't know that its current row has been deleted via the RowSet", clone.rowDeleted());
        assure("clone's position changed somehow during deletion", clonePosition == clone.getRow());

        // .....................................................................................................
        // move the row set away from the deleted record. This should still not touch the state of the clone
        m_resultSet.previous();
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        // .....................................................................................................
        // move the row set away from the deleted record. This should still not touch the state of the clone
        m_resultSet.previous();

        assure("clone doesn't know (anymore) that its current row has been deleted via the RowSet", clone.rowDeleted());
        assure("clone's position changed somehow during deletion and RowSet-movement", clonePosition == clone.getRow());

        // .....................................................................................................
        // move the clone away from the deleted record
        clone.next();
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        assure("clone's position changed somehow during deletion and RowSet-movement", clonePosition == clone.getRow());

        // .....................................................................................................
        // move the clone away from the deleted record
        clone.next();
        assure("clone still assumes that its row is deleted - but we already moved it", !clone.rowDeleted());

        // .....................................................................................................
        // check whether deleting the extremes (first / last) work
        m_resultSet.first();
        cloneRowLocate.moveToBookmark(m_rowLocate.getBookmark());
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        // move the clone to the same record as the RowSet, and delete this record
        cloneRowLocate.moveToBookmark(m_rowLocate.getBookmark());
        final int clonePosition = clone.getRow();
        m_resultSetUpdate.deleteRow();

        assure("clone doesn't know that its current row has been deleted via the RowSet", clone.rowDeleted());
        assure("clone's position changed somehow during deletion", clonePosition == clone.getRow());

        // .....................................................................................................
        // move the row set away from the deleted record. This should still not touch the state of the clone
        m_resultSet.previous();
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