Examples of org.apache.turbine.util.db.adapter.DB.supportsNativeLimit()

Package org.apache.turbine.util.db.adapter

Class org.apache.turbine.util.db.adapter.DB

Examples of org.apache.turbine.util.db.adapter.DB.supportsNativeLimit()

org.apache.turbine.util.db.adapter.DB.supportsNativeLimit()
This method is used to chek whether the database natively supports limiting the size of the resultset. @return True if the database natively supports limiting thesize of the resultset.

            // full resultset since the results are limited on the
            // server.
            criteria.setLimit(-1);
            criteria.setOffset(0);
        }
        else if (limit > 0 && db.supportsNativeLimit() )
        {
            limitString = String.valueOf(limit);


            // Now set the criteria's limit to return the full
            // resultset since the results are limited on the server.

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            // full resultset since the results are limited on the
            // server.
            criteria.setLimit(-1);
            criteria.setOffset(0);
        }
        else if (limit > 0 && db.supportsNativeLimit() )
        {
            limitString = String.valueOf(limit);


            // Now set the criteria's limit to return the full
            // resultset since the results are limited on the server.

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            // full resultset since the results are limited on the
            // server.
            criteria.setLimit(-1);
            criteria.setOffset(0);
        }
        else if (limit > 0 && db.supportsNativeLimit() )
        {
            limitString = String.valueOf(limit);


            // Now set the criteria's limit to return the full
            // resultset since the results are limited on the server.

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            // full resultset since the results are limited on the
            // server.
            criteria.setLimit(-1);
            criteria.setOffset(0);
        }
        else if (limit > 0 && db.supportsNativeLimit() )
        {
            limitString = String.valueOf(limit);


            // Now set the criteria's limit to return the full
            // resultset since the results are limited on the server.

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            // full resultset since the results are limited on the
            // server.
            criteria.setLimit(-1);
            criteria.setOffset(0);
        }
        else if (limit > 0 && db.supportsNativeLimit() )
        {
            limitString = String.valueOf(limit);


            // Now set the criteria's limit to return the full
            // resultset since the results are limited on the server.

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            // full resultset since the results are limited on the
            // server.
            criteria.setLimit(-1);
            criteria.setOffset(0);
        }
        else if (limit > 0 && db.supportsNativeLimit() )
        {
            limitString = String.valueOf(limit);


            // Now set the criteria's limit to return the full
            // resultset since the results are limited on the server.

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            // full resultset since the results are limited on the
            // server.
            criteria.setLimit(-1);
            criteria.setOffset(0);
        }
        else if (limit > 0 && db.supportsNativeLimit() )
        {
            limitString = String.valueOf(limit);


            // Now set the criteria's limit to return the full
            // resultset since the results are limited on the server.

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            // full resultset since the results are limited on the
            // server.
            criteria.setLimit(-1);
            criteria.setOffset(0);
        }
        else if (limit > 0 && db.supportsNativeLimit() )
        {
            limitString = String.valueOf(limit);


            // Now set the criteria's limit to return the full
            // resultset since the results are limited on the server.

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