Package java.sql

Examples of java.sql.ResultSet.rowDeleted()


      // if we were asked not to return data, mark QRYDTA null; do not
      // return yet, need to make rowCount right
      // if the row has been deleted return QRYDTA null (delete hole)
      boolean noRetrieveRS = (rs != null &&
          (!stmt.getQryrtndta() || rs.rowDeleted()));
      if (noRetrieveRS)
        writer.writeByte(0xFF)//QRYDTA null indicator: IS NULL
      else
        writer.writeByte(0)//QRYDTA null indicator: not null
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        }
      }
      // Delete holes are manifest as a row consisting of a non-null
      // SQLCARD and a null data group. The SQLCARD has a warning
      // SQLSTATE of 02502
      if (rs != null && rs.rowDeleted()) {
        SQLWarning w = new SQLWarning("", SQLState.ROW_DELETED,
            ExceptionSeverity.WARNING_SEVERITY);
        if (sqlw != null) {
          sqlw.setNextWarning(w);
        } else {
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      // if we were asked not to return data, mark QRYDTA null; do not
      // return yet, need to make rowCount right
      // if the row has been deleted return QRYDTA null (delete hole)
      boolean noRetrieveRS = (rs != null &&
          (!stmt.getQryrtndta() || rs.rowDeleted()));
      if (noRetrieveRS)
        writer.writeByte(0xFF)//QRYDTA null indicator: IS NULL
      else
        writer.writeByte(0)//QRYDTA null indicator: not null
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        rs.deleteRow();

        // .. and see that a hole is left in its place
        rs.previous();
        rs.next();
        assertTrue(rs.rowDeleted());

        rs.close();

        queryAndCheck(
            stm,
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        }
      }
      // Delete holes are manifest as a row consisting of a non-null
      // SQLCARD and a null data group. The SQLCARD has a warning
      // SQLSTATE of 02502
      if (rs != null && rs.rowDeleted()) {
        SQLWarning w = new SQLWarning("", SQLState.ROW_DELETED,
            ExceptionSeverity.WARNING_SEVERITY);
        if (sqlw != null) {
          sqlw.setNextWarning(w);
        } else {
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      // if we were asked not to return data, mark QRYDTA null; do not
      // return yet, need to make rowCount right
      // if the row has been deleted return QRYDTA null (delete hole)
      boolean noRetrieveRS = (rs != null &&
          (!stmt.getQryrtndta() || rs.rowDeleted()));
      if (noRetrieveRS)
        writer.writeByte(0xFF)//QRYDTA null indicator: IS NULL
      else
        writer.writeByte(0)//QRYDTA null indicator: not null
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                }
            }
            // Delete holes are manifest as a row consisting of a non-null
            // SQLCARD and a null data group. The SQLCARD has a warning
            // SQLSTATE of 02502
            if (rs != null && rs.rowDeleted()) {
                SQLWarning w = new SQLWarning("", SQLState.ROW_DELETED,
                        ExceptionSeverity.WARNING_SEVERITY);
                if (sqlw != null) {
                    sqlw.setNextWarning(w);
                } else {
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            // if we were asked not to return data, mark QRYDTA null; do not
            // return yet, need to make rowCount right
            // if the row has been deleted return QRYDTA null (delete hole)
            boolean noRetrieveRS = (rs != null &&
                    (!stmt.getQryrtndta() || rs.rowDeleted()));
            if (noRetrieveRS) {
                writer.writeByte(0xFF)//QRYDTA null indicator: IS NULL
            } else {
                writer.writeByte(0)//QRYDTA null indicator: not null
            }
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        rs.deleteRow();

        // .. and see that a hole is left in its place
        rs.previous();
        rs.next();
        assertTrue(rs.rowDeleted());

        rs.close();

        queryAndCheck(
            stm,
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        rs.updateRow();
       
        SQLWarning warn = rs.getWarnings();
        assertWarning(warn, CURSOR_OPERATION_CONFLICT);
        assertEquals("Did not expect the resultset to be updated", oldValue, rs.getInt(2));
        assertTrue("Expected rs.rowDeleted() to be false", !rs.rowDeleted());
        assertTrue("Expected rs.rowUpdated() to be false", !rs.rowUpdated());
       
        rs.clearWarnings();
        rs.deleteRow();
        warn = rs.getWarnings();
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