Examples of org.apache.derby.vti.DeferModification.alwaysDefer()

Class org.apache.derby.vti.DeferModification

Examples of org.apache.derby.vti.DeferModification.alwaysDefer()

org.apache.derby.vti.DeferModification.alwaysDefer()
This method is called during preparation of an insert, update, or delete statement with this VTI as the target. It indicates whether the statement should be deferred irregardless of the other clauses in the statement. If alwaysDefer returns true then the other methods in this interface are not called. (At least not for this statement type). @param statementType One of INSERT_STATEMENT, UPDATE_STATEMENT, DELETE_STATEMENT. @return true if the statement type should always be deferred on this VTI,false other criteria (see below) should be examined to determine whether to defer the modification. @exception SQLException on an unexpected condition.

            {
                String VTIClassName = targetVTI.getMethodCall().getJavaClassName();
                deferralControl = new DefaultVTIModDeferPolicy( VTIClassName,
                                                                ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE == resultSetType);
            }
            if( deferralControl.alwaysDefer( statementType))
                return true;


            if( source == null && statementType != DeferModification.UPDATE_STATEMENT)
                return false;

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            {
                String VTIClassName = targetVTI.getMethodCall().getJavaClassName();
                deferralControl = new DefaultVTIModDeferPolicy( VTIClassName,
                                                                ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE == resultSetType);
            }
            if( deferralControl.alwaysDefer( statementType))
                return true;


            if( source == null && statementType != DeferModification.UPDATE_STATEMENT)
                return false;

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            {
                String VTIClassName = targetVTI.getMethodCall().getJavaClassName();
                deferralControl = new DefaultVTIModDeferPolicy( VTIClassName,
                                                                ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE == resultSetType);
            }
            if( deferralControl.alwaysDefer( statementType))
                return true;


            if( source == null && statementType != DeferModification.UPDATE_STATEMENT)
                return false;

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            {
                String VTIClassName = targetVTI.getNewInvocation().getJavaClassName();
                deferralControl = new DefaultVTIModDeferPolicy( VTIClassName,
                                                                ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE == resultSetType);
            }
            if( deferralControl.alwaysDefer( statementType))
                return true;


            if( source == null && statementType != DeferModification.UPDATE_STATEMENT)
                return false;

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            {
                String VTIClassName = targetVTI.getMethodCall().getJavaClassName();
                deferralControl = new DefaultVTIModDeferPolicy( VTIClassName,
                                                                ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE == resultSetType);
            }
            if( deferralControl.alwaysDefer( statementType))
                return true;


            if( source == null && statementType != DeferModification.UPDATE_STATEMENT)
                return false;

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            {
                String VTIClassName = targetVTI.getNewInvocation().getJavaClassName();
                deferralControl = new DefaultVTIModDeferPolicy( VTIClassName,
                                                                ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE == resultSetType);
            }
            if( deferralControl.alwaysDefer( statementType))
                return true;


            if( source == null && statementType != DeferModification.UPDATE_STATEMENT)
                return false;

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