List of loadFieldValues() Examples

Examples of loadFieldValues()

org.datanucleus.StateManager.loadFieldValues()
Convenience method to load the passed field values. Loads the fields using any required fetch plan and calls jdoPostLoad() as appropriate. @param fv Field Values to load (including any fetch plan to use when loading)
org.datanucleus.state.StateManager.loadFieldValues()
org.datanucleus.store.ObjectProvider.loadFieldValues()
Convenience method to load the passed field values. Loads the fields using any required fetch plan and calls jdoPostLoad() as appropriate. @param fv Field Values to load (including any fetch plan to use when loading)
org.jpox.StateManager.loadFieldValues()
Convenience method to load the passed field values. Loads the fields using any required fetch plan and calls jdoPostLoad() as appropriate. @param fv Field Values to load (including any fetch plan to use when loading)

Examples of org.datanucleus.StateManager.loadFieldValues()

                {
                    // Newly persistent but still not flushed (e.g in optimistic txn)
                    // Process any fieldValues
                    if (fieldValues != null)
                    {
                        objectSM.loadFieldValues(fieldValues);
                    }


                    // Now flush it
                    objectSM.flush();
                }

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Examples of org.datanucleus.state.StateManager.loadFieldValues()

            Object pc = getObjectFromCache(oid);
            if (pc != null)
            {
                sm = findStateManager(pc);
                // Note that this can cause problems like NUCRDBMS-402 due to attempt to re-read the field values
                sm.loadFieldValues(fv); // Load the values retrieved by the query
                return pc;
            }
            if (checkInheritance)
            {
                ApiAdapter api = getApiAdapter();

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Examples of org.datanucleus.state.StateManager.loadFieldValues()

                            }
                            pc = getObjectFromCache(oid);
                            if (pc != null)
                            {
                                sm = findStateManager(pc);
                                sm.loadFieldValues(fv); // Load the values retrieved by the query
                                putObjectIntoLevel2Cache(sm, false);
                                return pc;
                            }
                        }
                    }

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Examples of org.datanucleus.state.StateManager.loadFieldValues()

                Object pc = getObjectFromCache(oid);
                if (pc != null)
                {
                    // We have an object with this new object id already so return it with the retrieved field values imposed
                    sm = findStateManager(pc);
                    sm.loadFieldValues(fv); // Load the values retrieved by the query
                    putObjectIntoLevel2Cache(sm, false);
                    return pc;
                }
            }
        }

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Examples of org.datanucleus.store.ObjectProvider.loadFieldValues()

                {
                    // Newly persistent but still not flushed (e.g in optimistic txn)
                    // Process any fieldValues
                    if (fieldValues != null)
                    {
                        objectSM.loadFieldValues(fieldValues);
                    }


                    // Now flush it
                    objectSM.flush();
                }

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Examples of org.jpox.StateManager.loadFieldValues()

                {
                    // Newly persistent but still not flushed (e.g in optimistic txn)
                    // Process any fieldValues
                    if (fieldValues != null)
                    {
                        objectSM.loadFieldValues(fieldValues);
                    }


                    // Now flush it
                    objectSM.flush();
                }

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