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jobmatch.data.PictureQuery
PictureQuery is used to query the Picture table in the database.
It returns objects of type PictureDO.
General usage:
In DODS: Create a Data Object named "Dog", and create an Attribute named "Name", and set that Attribute to "Can be queried." DODS will then generate the method DogQuery.setQueryName().
In your Business Layer, prepare the query:
DogQuery dq = new DogQuery();
dq.setQueryName("Rex")
if ( Rex is a reserved name )
dq.requireUniqueInstance();
Then, get the query results one of two ways:
#1:
String names = "";
DogBDO[] dogs = dq.getBDOArray();
for ( int i = 0; i < dogs.length; i++ ) {
names += dogs[i].getName() + " ";
}
or #2:
String names = "";
DogBDO dog;
while ( null != ( dog = dq.getNextBDO() ) ) {
names += dog.getName() + " ";
}
Note: Methods getDOArray() and getNextDO()
do exist, but they are not generally used
in the Business or Presentation layers of an application.
All access to the Data Layer (DO classes) should occur via
the Business Layer (BDO classes).
Only the Business Layer (BDO classes and classes extending them)
should need to manipulate the Data Layer (DO classes).
See also the comments in the BDO constructors.
Note: If requireUniqueInstance() was called,
then getBDOArray() or getNextBDO()
will throw an exception if more than one "Rex" was found.
Note: Results of the query will come from the Data Object cache if:
- The cache is available.
- Matches were found in the cache.
- No other tables (Data Objects of other types) were involved
in the query.
This can happen if you extend the DogQuery class
and you make calls to the QueryBuilder object
to add SQL involving other tables.
If any of these conditions is not true,
then any results from the query will come from the database.
To reuse the query object, call:
dq.reset();
| Constructor Summary | |
PictureQuery()
Public constructor. |
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| Method Summary | |
void |
addOrderByMimeType()
Add MimeType to the ORDER BY clause. |
void |
addOrderByMimeType(boolean direction_flag)
Add MimeType to the ORDER BY clause. |
void |
closeParen()
Place a closing parenthesis in the WHERE clause. |
ResultSet |
executeQuery(jobmatch.data.DBConnection conn)
Method to query objects from the database. |
PictureBDO[] |
getBDOArray()
Return array of BDOs constructed from ResultSet returned by query. |
PictureDO[] |
getDOArray()
Return array of DOs constructed from ResultSet returned by query. |
PictureBDO |
getNextBDO()
Return successive BDOs from array built from ResultSet returned by query. |
PictureDO |
getNextDO()
Return successive DOs from array built from ResultSet returned by query. |
jobmatch.data.QueryBuilder |
getQueryBuilder()
Returns the QueryBuilder that this PictureQuery
uses to construct and execute database queries. |
void |
hitDatabase()
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Object |
next(ResultSet rs)
WARNING! This method is disabled. |
void |
openParen()
Place an open parenthesis in the WHERE clause. |
void |
or()
Insert an OR between WHERE clauses. |
void |
requireUniqueInstance()
Set "unique instance" assertion bit. |
void |
reset()
Reset the query parameters. |
void |
setQueryHandle(String handle)
Set the object handle to query. |
void |
setQueryMimeType(String x)
Set the MimeType to query |
void |
setQueryMimeType(String x,
boolean exact)
Set the MimeType to query. |
void |
setQueryOId(jobmatch.data.ObjectId oid)
Set the OID to query. |
| Constructor Detail |
public PictureQuery()
| Method Detail |
public void hitDatabase()
public PictureDO[] getDOArray()
throws jobmatch.data.DataObjectException,
jobmatch.data.NonUniqueQueryException
public PictureDO getNextDO()
throws jobmatch.data.DataObjectException,
jobmatch.data.NonUniqueQueryException
public PictureBDO[] getBDOArray()
throws jobmatch.data.DataObjectException,
jobmatch.data.NonUniqueQueryException
public PictureBDO getNextBDO()
throws jobmatch.data.DataObjectException,
jobmatch.data.NonUniqueQueryException
public void setQueryOId(jobmatch.data.ObjectId oid)
Picture
has a column named "oid".
This method is called from the DO classes to retrieve an object by id.oid - The object id to query.
public void setQueryHandle(String handle)
throws jobmatch.data.ObjectIdException
handle - The string version of the id to query.public void requireUniqueInstance()
public void reset()
public ResultSet executeQuery(jobmatch.data.DBConnection conn)
throws SQLException
conn - Handle to database connection.
public Object next(ResultSet rs)
throws SQLException,
jobmatch.data.ObjectIdException
rs - JDBC result set from which the next object
will be instantiated.
public void setQueryMimeType(String x,
boolean exact)
throws jobmatch.data.DataObjectException,
jobmatch.data.QueryException
x - The MimeType of the Picture to query.exact - to use matches or not
public void setQueryMimeType(String x)
throws jobmatch.data.DataObjectException,
jobmatch.data.QueryException
x - The MimeType of the Picture to query.public void addOrderByMimeType(boolean direction_flag)
direction_flag - True for ascending order, false for descendingpublic void addOrderByMimeType()
public jobmatch.data.QueryBuilder getQueryBuilder()
QueryBuilder that this PictureQuery
uses to construct and execute database queries.
PictureQuery.setQueryXXX methods use
the QueryBuilder to
append SQL expressions to the "WHERE" clause to be executed.
The QueryBuilder.addEndClause method. can be used to
append freeform SQL expressions to the WHERE clause,
e.g. "ORDER BY name".
Notes regarding cache-enabled DO classes:
DO classes can be cache-enabled.
If when using a PictureQuery, the application developer
does not call getQueryBuilder,
then PictureQuery.setQueryXXX methods
simply prune the DO cache and return the remaining results.
However, a QueryBuilder builds
SELECT statements for execution by the actual database,
and never searches the built-in cache for the DO.
So, if the DO class is cache-enabled, and getQueryBuilder
is called, this PictureQuery object ignores the cache
and hits the actual database.public void or()
OR between WHERE clauses.
Example: find all the persons named Bob or Robert:
PersonQuery pq = new PersonQuery();
pq.setQueryFirstName( "Bob" );
pq.or();
pq.setQueryFirstName( "Robert" );
Note: Calls to setQueryXxx methods
are implicitly ANDed together,
so the following example will always return nothing:
PersonQuery pq = new PersonQuery();
pq.setQueryFirstName( "Bob" );
// AND automatically inserted here.
pq.setQueryFirstName( "Robert" );
public void openParen()
WHERE clause.
Example usage: find all the Bobs and Roberts who are 5 or 50 years old:
PersonQuery pq = new PersonQuery();
pq.openParen();
pq.setQueryFirstName( "Bob" );
pq.or();
pq.setQueryFirstName( "Robert" );
pq.closeParen();
// AND automatically inserted here.
pq.openParen();
pq.setQueryAge( 5 );
pq.or();
pq.setQueryAge( 50 );
pq.closeParen();
public void closeParen()
WHERE clause.openParen
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