List of newExecutionContext() Examples

Examples of newExecutionContext()

org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.execute.ExecutionFactory.newExecutionContext()
We want an execution context so that we can push it onto the stack. We could instead require the implementation push it onto the stack for us, but this way we know which context object exactly was pushed onto the stack. @param cm the context manager

Examples of org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.execute.ExecutionFactory.newExecutionContext()

    pushClassFactoryContext(cm, lcf.getClassFactory());


    // we also need to push an execution context.
    ExecutionFactory ef = lcf.getExecutionFactory();


    ef.newExecutionContext(cm);
    //
    //Initialize our language connection context. Note: This is
    //a bit of a hack. Unfortunately, we can't initialize this
    //when we push it. We first must push a few more contexts. 
    lctx.initialize();

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Examples of org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.execute.ExecutionFactory.newExecutionContext()

    pushClassFactoryContext(cm, lcf.getClassFactory());


    // we also need to push an execution context.
    ExecutionFactory ef = lcf.getExecutionFactory();


    ef.newExecutionContext(cm);
    //
    //Initialize our language connection context. Note: This is
    //a bit of a hack. Unfortunately, we can't initialize this
    //when we push it. We first must push a few more contexts. 
    lctx.initialize();

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Examples of org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.execute.ExecutionFactory.newExecutionContext()

    pushClassFactoryContext(cm, lcf.getClassFactory());


    // we also need to push an execution context.
    ExecutionFactory ef = lcf.getExecutionFactory();


    ef.newExecutionContext(cm);
    //
    //Initialize our language connection context. Note: This is
    //a bit of a hack. Unfortunately, we can't initialize this
    //when we push it. We first must push a few more contexts. 
    lctx.initialize(true);

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Examples of org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.execute.ExecutionFactory.newExecutionContext()

    pushClassFactoryContext(cm, lcf.getClassFactory());


    // we also need to push an execution context.
    ExecutionFactory ef = lcf.getExecutionFactory();


    ef.newExecutionContext(cm);
    //
    //Initialize our language connection context. Note: This is
    //a bit of a hack. Unfortunately, we can't initialize this
    //when we push it. We first must push a few more contexts. 
    lctx.initialize(true);

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Examples of org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.execute.ExecutionFactory.newExecutionContext()

    pushClassFactoryContext(cm, lcf.getClassFactory());


    // we also need to push an execution context.
    ExecutionFactory ef = lcf.getExecutionFactory();


    ef.newExecutionContext(cm);
    //
    //Initialize our language connection context. Note: This is
    //a bit of a hack. Unfortunately, we can't initialize this
    //when we push it. We first must push a few more contexts. 
    lctx.initialize();

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Examples of org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.execute.ExecutionFactory.newExecutionContext()

    pushClassFactoryContext(cm, lcf.getClassFactory());


    // we also need to push an execution context.
    ExecutionFactory ef = lcf.getExecutionFactory();


    ef.newExecutionContext(cm);
    //
    //Initialize our language connection context. Note: This is
    //a bit of a hack. Unfortunately, we can't initialize this
    //when we push it. We first must push a few more contexts. 
    lctx.initialize();

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Examples of org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.execute.ExecutionFactory.newExecutionContext()

    pushClassFactoryContext(cm, lcf.getClassFactory());


    // we also need to push an execution context.
    ExecutionFactory ef = lcf.getExecutionFactory();


    ef.newExecutionContext(cm);
    //
    //Initialize our language connection context. Note: This is
    //a bit of a hack. Unfortunately, we can't initialize this
    //when we push it. We first must push a few more contexts. 
    lctx.initialize();

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Examples of org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.execute.ExecutionFactory.newExecutionContext()

    pushClassFactoryContext(cm, lcf.getClassFactory());


    // we also need to push an execution context.
    ExecutionFactory ef = lcf.getExecutionFactory();


    ef.newExecutionContext(cm);
    //
    //Initialize our language connection context. Note: This is
    //a bit of a hack. Unfortunately, we can't initialize this
    //when we push it. We first must push a few more contexts. 
    lctx.initialize();

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Examples of org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.execute.ExecutionFactory.newExecutionContext()

    pushClassFactoryContext(cm, lcf.getClassFactory());


    // we also need to push an execution context.
    ExecutionFactory ef = lcf.getExecutionFactory();


    ef.newExecutionContext(cm);
    //
    //Initialize our language connection context. Note: This is
    //a bit of a hack. Unfortunately, we can't initialize this
    //when we push it. We first must push a few more contexts. 
    lctx.initialize(true);

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Examples of org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.execute.ExecutionFactory.newExecutionContext()

    pushClassFactoryContext(cm, lcf.getClassFactory());


    // we also need to push an execution context.
    ExecutionFactory ef = lcf.getExecutionFactory();


    ef.newExecutionContext(cm);
    //
    //Initialize our language connection context. Note: This is
    //a bit of a hack. Unfortunately, we can't initialize this
    //when we push it. We first must push a few more contexts. 
    lctx.initialize(true);

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