Examples of org.apache.empire.db.DBReader.open()

org.apache.empire.db.DBReader.open()
Opens the reader by executing the given SQL command.
After the reader is open, the reader's position is before the first record.
Use moveNext or iterator() to step through the rows.
Data of the current row can be accessed through the functions on the RecordData interface.

ATTENTION: After using the reader it must be closed using the close() method!
Use
```
try { ... } finally { reader.close(); } 
```
to make sure the reader is closed.

@param cmd the SQL-Command with cmd.getSelect() @param scrollable true if the reader should be scrollable or false if not @param conn a valid JDBC connection.

        
        OracleDataDictionnary dataDictionnary = new OracleDataDictionnary();
        DBReader rd = new DBReader();
        try
        {
            rd.open(sysDBCommand, conn);
            // read all
            log.info("---------------------------------------------------------------------------------");
            log.info("checkDatabase start: " + db.getClass().getName());
            String skipTable = "";
            while (rd.moveNext())

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        OracleDataDictionnary dataDictionnary = new OracleDataDictionnary();
        DBReader rd = new DBReader();
        try
        {
            rd.open(sysDBCommand, conn);
            // read all
            log.info("---------------------------------------------------------------------------------");
            log.info("checkDatabase start: " + db.getClass().getName());
            String skipTable = "";
            while (rd.moveNext())

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    cmd.orderBy(EMP.C_FIRST_NAME);


    // set DataTable
    DBReader reader = new DBReader();
    try {
      reader.open(cmd, FacesUtils.getConnection());
      employeeList = reader.getBeanList(EmployeeListItem.class);
    } finally {
      reader.close();
    }
  }

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            System.out.println("1. Query all females currently working in the production department");
            // Set command parameter values
            genderParam.setValue('F'); // set gender to female
            curDepParam.setValue(idProdDep); // set department id to production department
            // Open reader using a prepared statement (due to command parameters!)
            r.open(cmd, conn);
            // print all results
            System.out.println("Females working in the production department are:");
            while (r.moveNext())
                System.out.println("    " + r.getString(T_EMP.C_FULLNAME));
            r.close();

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            System.out.println("2. Query all males currently working in the development department");
            // Set command parameter values
            genderParam.setValue('M'); // set gender to female
            curDepParam.setValue(idDevDep); // set department id to production department
            // Open reader using a prepared statement (due to command parameters!)
            r.open(cmd, conn);
            // print all results
            System.out.println("Males currently working in the development department are:");
            while (r.moveNext())
                System.out.println("    " + r.getString(T_EMP.C_FULLNAME));

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        try
        {
            // Open Reader
            System.out.println("Running Query:");
            System.out.println(cmd.getSelect());
            reader.open(cmd, conn);
            // Print output
            DBRecord record = new DBRecord();
            while (reader.moveNext())
            {
                // Calculate sum

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        DBReader reader = new DBReader();
        try
        {   // Open Reader
            System.out.println("Running Query:");
            System.out.println(cmd.getSelect());
            reader.open(cmd, conn);
            // Print output
            HashMap<Integer, DBRecord> employeeMap = new HashMap<Integer, DBRecord>();
            while (reader.moveNext())
            {
                DBRecord rec = new DBRecord();

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        DBReader reader = new DBReader();
        try
        {   // Open Reader
            System.out.println("Running Query:");
            System.out.println(cmd.getSelect());
            reader.open(cmd, conn);
            // Print column titles 
            System.out.println("---------------------------------");
            int count = reader.getFieldCount();
            for (int i=0; i<count; i++)
            {   // Print all column names

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