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public interface Data
Provides methods that can be used to access data sources, which can be databases or in-memory collections.
In both the inline programming style and the annotated-method programming style, the DataFactory
must be used to obtain instances of Data
. With the pureQuery inline methods, developers use the methods in the Data
interface directly. In the annotated-method programming style, developers create interfaces that contain pureQuery annotated methods, and use the pureQuery Generator to generate an implementation class for these interfaces. The DataFactory
can then be used to create instances of the interfaces. Each created instance also implements Data
, although users do not need to access the methods in the Data
interface directly. See the IBM Optim pureQuery Runtime documentation for more details about the use of the Data
interface in pureQuery.
The methods that are provided in this interface include:
updateMany
methods for running homogeneous batches of SQL statementsupdateMany
method for running heterogeneous batches of SQL statements without parametersModifier and Type | Method and Description | |
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call(String sql, CallHandler<CAL> callHandler, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL stored procedure call sql and returns an object of type <CAL> that indicates the results of the stored procedure call. |
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call(String sql, CallHandlerWithParameters<CAL> callHandlerWithParameters, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL stored procedure call sql and returns an object of type <CAL> that indicates the results of the stored procedure call. |
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StoredProcedureResult |
call(String sql, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL stored procedure call sql and returns an instance of StoredProcedureResult that represents the results of running sql . |
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call(String sql, ParameterHandler parameterHandler, CallHandlerWithParameters<CAL> callHandlerWithParameters, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL stored procedure call sql and returns an object of type <CAL> that indicates the results of the stored procedure call. |
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void |
close() Frees all resources and closes the associated instance of Connection by calling Connection.close() for that instance. |
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void |
commit() Delegates a commit request ( Connection.commit() ) to the associated instance of Connection . |
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int[][] |
endBatch() Runs the INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE SQL statements that are queued for a heterogeneous update with parameters and returns an int[][] that describes the results of the execution. |
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boolean |
getAutoCommit() Returns a boolean that indicates whether auto-commit mode is enabled for the associated instance of Connection . |
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HeterogeneousBatchKind |
getBatchKind() Returns a value of HeterogeneousBatchKind , which indicates that SQL statements are being run immediately, or that a batch for a heterogeneous update with parameters is being created. |
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Connection |
getConnection() Returns the Connection object that is associated with the instance of Data , if such an object exists. |
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com.ibm.pdq.runtime.internal.trace.DataLogger |
getLogger() Returns the instance of DataLogger to use for all of the logging that occurs in association with the instance of Data . |
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query(int type, int concurrency, int holdability, String sql, ParameterHandler parameterHandler, ResultHandler<RES> resultHandler, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns an Object of type <RES> that indicates the results of the statement. |
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query(int type, int concurrency, int holdability, String sql, ResultHandler<RES> resultHandler, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns an Object of type <RES> that indicates the results of the statement. |
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query(String sql, ResultHandler<RES> handler, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns an Object of type <RES> that indicates the query results of the statement. |
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queryArray(String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns an array such that each element in the array contains the contents of a row of the query results in a pureQuery bean that is an instance of the class <ROW> . |
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queryArray(String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, RowHandler<ROW> rowHandler, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns an array such that each element in the array contains the contents of a row of the query results in an instance of the class <ROW> . |
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Map<String,Object>[] |
queryArray(String sql, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns an array such that each element in the array contains the contents of a row of the query results in a Map . |
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queryFirst(String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns the contents of the first row of the query results in a pureQuery bean that is an instance of the class <ROW> . |
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Map<String,Object> |
queryFirst(String sql, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns a Map that represents the first row of the results that is returned from running the sql statement. |
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queryFirst(String sql, RowHandler<ROW> rowHandler, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns the contents of the first row of the query results in an instance of the class <ROW> . |
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queryIterator(int type, int concurrency, int holdability, String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns an Iterator instance such that each call to the Iterator.next() method of the Iterator instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in a pureQuery bean that is an instance of the class <ROW> . |
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Iterator<Map<String,Object>> |
queryIterator(int type, int concurrency, int holdability, String sql, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns an Iterator instance such that each call to the Iterator.next() method of the instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in a Map . |
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queryIterator(int type, int concurrency, int holdability, String sql, RowHandler<ROW> rowHandler, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns an Iterator instance such that each call to the Iterator.next() method of the Iterator instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in an instance of the class <ROW> . |
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queryIterator(String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns an Iterator instance such that each call to the Iterator.next() method of the Iterator instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in a pureQuery bean that is an instance of the class <ROW> . |
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Iterator<Map<String,Object>> |
queryIterator(String sql, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns an Iterator instance such that each call to the Iterator.next() method of the instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in a Map . |
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queryIterator(String sql, RowHandler<ROW> rowHandler, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns an Iterator instance such that each call to the Iterator.next() method of the Iterator instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in an instance of the class <ROW> . |
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queryList(String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns a List instance such that each element in the List instance contains the contents of a row of the query results in a pureQuery bean that is an instance of the class <ROW> . |
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List<Map<String,Object>> |
queryList(String sql, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns a List instance such that each element in the List instance contains the contents of a row of the query results in a Map . |
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queryList(String sql, RowHandler<ROW> rowHandler, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns a List instance such that each element in the List instance contains the contents of a row of the query results in an instance of the class <ROW> . |
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ResultSet |
queryResults(int type, int concurrency, int holdability, String sql, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns the contents of the query results in an instance of ResultSet . |
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ResultSet |
queryResults(String sql, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns the contents of the query results in an instance of ResultSet . |
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void |
rollback() Delegates a rollback request Connection.rollback() to the associated instance of Connection . |
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void |
setAutoCommit(boolean autoCommit) Sets whether auto-commit mode is enabled for the associated instance of Connection by calling Connection.setAutoCommit(boolean) for the Connection instance. |
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startBatch(HeterogeneousBatchKind batchKind) Starts a batch for a heterogeneous update with parameters. |
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update(String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, String[] columnNames, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql , retrieves the new values of a set of columns, and returns an object of type returnClass that describes the results. |
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int |
update(String sql, Object... parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql and returns an int that indicates how many rows in the data source are updated. |
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int[] |
updateMany(String... heterogeneousBatchSQL) Runs the multiple SQL strings given in one round trip to the server (or in a batch, if the JDBC driver supports round trip processing). |
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updateMany(String sql, Iterable<T> parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql once for each element in parameters and returns an int[] in which each element in the int[] indicates the update count (that is, the number of rows that were updated) for the corresponding execution of sql . |
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updateMany(String sql, Iterator<T> parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql once for each element in parameters and returns an int[] in which each element in the int[] indicates the update count (that is, the number of rows that were updated) for the corresponding execution of the sql statement. |
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updateMany(String sql, T[] parameters) Runs the given SQL statement sql once for each element in parameters and returns an int[] in which each element in the int[] indicates the update count (that is, the number of rows that were updated) for the corresponding execution of sql . |
<CAL> CAL call(String sql, CallHandler<CAL> callHandler, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an object of type <CAL>
that indicates the results of the stored procedure call. The actual processing of the results of the stored procedure call is done by the callHandler
, and the object that is returned is the object that is returned by callHandler.handleCall(CallableStatement)
Attention: It is recommended that call(String, CallHandlerWithParameters, Object...)
be used instead of this method (call(String, CallHandler, Object...)
).
The generic return type <CAL>
is indicated by the type of the CallHandler<CAL>
, and it can be any of the following types:
CAL
- the generic type of the object to return. <CAL>
is indicated by the generic type of callHandler
.sql
- the SQL string to runcallHandler
- an instance of an implementation of the CallHandler
parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers. The parameters
are not passed to the callHandler
, and the values of the OUT and INOUT parameters are not updated. If the values of the OUT and INOUT parameters should be updated, call(String, CallHandlerWithParameters, Object...)
must be used instead of this method.CallHandler
call(String, CallHandlerWithParameters, Object...)
, CallHandler
<CAL> CAL call(String sql, CallHandlerWithParameters<CAL> callHandlerWithParameters, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an object of type <CAL>
that indicates the results of the stored procedure call. The actual processing of the results of the stored procedure call is done by the callHandlerWithParameters
, and the object that is returned is the object that is returned by callHandlerWithParameters.handleCall(CallableStatement, Object...)
The generic return type <CAL>
is indicated by the type of the CallHandlerWithParameters<CAL>
, and it can be any of the following types:
CAL
- the generic type of the object to return. <CAL>
is indicated by the generic type of callHandlerWithParameters
.sql
- the SQL string to runcallHandlerWithParameters
- an instance of an implementation of the class CallHandlerWithParameters
parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers. The parameters
are also passed as parameters to handleCall(CallableStatement, Object...)
. The parameters
can include IN, OUT, and INOUT parameters. pureQuery updates the values of the OUT and INOUT parameters if callHandlerWithParameters
updates the values. Updateable parameters must be mutable; for example, they cannot be String or Integer objects.CallHandlerWithParameters
CallHandlerWithParameters
StoredProcedureResult call(String sql, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an instance of StoredProcedureResult
that represents the results of running sql
. The returned StoredProcedureResult
instance contains the returned query results and an Object[]
that contains the user's parameters.
parameters
contains the parameters for the SQL stored procedure call. Certain passed-in parameters are updated with the values that are assigned to the corresponding SQL parameters during the execution of the call. To be updated, a passed-in parameter must meet both of the following conditions:
Map
or a pureQuery bean.However, the updated values of all the OUT and INOUT parameters of the called stored procedure can be obtained by calling StoredProcedureResult.getOutputParms()
.
sql
- the SQL string to executeparameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers. The parameters
can include IN, OUT, and INOUT parameters. The values of the OUT and INOUT parameters that are Map
s and pureQuery beans are updated with the values that are set during the called stored procedure. The updated values of all of the OUT and INOUT parameters to the stored procedure call can be obtained by calling StoredProcedureResult.getOutputParms()
.StoredProcedureResult
that represents the results of running sql
StoredProcedureResult
<CAL> CAL call(String sql, ParameterHandler parameterHandler, CallHandlerWithParameters<CAL> callHandlerWithParameters, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an object of type <CAL>
that indicates the results of the stored procedure call. The actual processing of the results of the stored procedure call is done by the callHandlerWithParameters
, and the object that is returned is the object that is returned by callHandlerWithParameters.handleCall(CallableStatement, Object...)
The generic return type <CAL>
is indicated by the type of the CallHandlerWithParameters<CAL>
, and it can be any of the following types:
CAL
- the generic type of the object to return. <CAL>
is indicated by the generic type of callHandlerWithParameters
.sql
- the SQL string to executeparameterHandler
- an instance of an implementation of ParameterHandler
. The method parameterHandler.handleParameters(PreparedStatement stmt, Object... parameters)
is invoked by pureQuery to process the parameters of sql
. The method must set the values of the parameters in the CallableStatement stmt
that the method runs. This method must also register any OUT and INOUT parameters.callHandlerWithParameters
- an instance of an implementation of the class CallHandlerWithParameters
parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers. The parameters
are also passed as parameters to handleCall(CallableStatement, Object...)
. The parameters
can include IN, OUT, and INOUT parameters. pureQuery updates the values of the OUT and INOUT parameters if callHandlerWithParameters
updates the values. Updateable parameters must be mutable; for example, they cannot be String or Integer objects.CallHandlerWithParameters
CallHandlerWithParameters
void close()
Connection
by calling Connection.close()
for that instance.Connection.close()
void commit()
Connection.commit()
) to the associated instance of Connection
.Connection
, Connection.commit()
int[][] endBatch()
int[][]
that describes the results of the execution. After this method is called, the database connection resumes running SQL statements immediately, instead of queueing them in a batch.
pureQuery performs heterogeneous updates with parameters by queueing INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE SQL statements in memory for a particular instance of Data
, and then running the queued statements in one network trip. The implementation classes that the pureQuery Generator creates for user-supplied interfaces of annotated methods implement the user-provided interfaces, in addition to the Data
interface. See the IBM Optim pureQuery Runtime documentation for an explanation of how to perform heterogeneous batches with parameters when using the annotated-method programming style.
Calling data.startBatch (HeterogeneousBatchKind.heterogeneousModify__)
starts a batch for a heterogeneous update with parameters for the instance of Data
. INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE SQL statement are then queued in the batch by calling pureQuery annotated and inline methods in the instance of Data
. If an attempt is made to add SQL statements other than INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE to the batch (by calling methods that run SQL statements that are not INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE), an exception is thrown, the current batch is cleared, and none of the SQL statements are run. When all of the necessary SQL statements are added to the batch, the batch can be run by calling data.endBatch()
.
Heterogeneous updates with parameters use functionality that is unique to DB2 and the IBM Data Server Driver for JDBC and SQLJ. An exception is thrown if startBatch(HeterogeneousBatchKind)
or endBatch()
is called with any other database or database driver.
int
array of arrays that describes the results of running the heterogeneous update with parameters. This is an array of the int[]
s that are returned from running each SQL statement that was added to the batch. These int[]
s follow the format that is used for the return value of Statement.executeBatch()
, which is the format that is used by pureQuery to return the results of homogeneous batches. If an UpdateManyException
is thrown, then the int[][]
of updates can be retrieved by calling UpdateManyException.getHeterogeneousUpdateCounts()
on the exception.startBatch(HeterogeneousBatchKind)
, getBatchKind()
, UpdateManyException
, HeterogeneousBatchKind
boolean getAutoCommit()
boolean
that indicates whether auto-commit mode is enabled for the associated instance of Connection
. If true
is returned, auto-commit mode is currently enabled. If false
is returned, auto-commit mode is currently disabled. The return value is found by calling Connection.getAutoCommit()
for the associated instance of Connection
.boolean
that indicates whether auto-commit mode is enabled for the associated instance of Connection
. If true
is returned, auto-commit mode is currently enabled. If false
is returned, auto-commit mode is currently disabled. The return value is found by calling Connection.getAutoCommit()
for the associated instance of Connection
.Connection
, Connection.getAutoCommit()
HeterogeneousBatchKind getBatchKind()
HeterogeneousBatchKind
, which indicates that SQL statements are being run immediately, or that a batch for a heterogeneous update with parameters is being created.HeterogeneousBatchKind
, which indicates that SQL statements are being run immediately, or that a batch for a heterogeneous update with parameters is being created.endBatch()
, startBatch(HeterogeneousBatchKind)
, HeterogeneousBatchKind
Connection getConnection()
Connection
object that is associated with the instance of Data
, if such an object exists. A RuntimeException
is thrown if no such Connection
object is associated with the instance of Data
.Connection
object that is associated with the instance of Data
, if such an object exists. A RuntimeException
is thrown if no such Connection
object is associated with the instance of Data
.Connection
com.ibm.pdq.runtime.internal.trace.DataLogger getLogger()
DataLogger
to use for all of the logging that occurs in association with the instance of Data
.DataLogger
to use for all of the logging that occurs in association with the instance of Data
<RES> RES query(int type, int concurrency, int holdability, String sql, ParameterHandler parameterHandler, ResultHandler<RES> resultHandler, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an Object
of type <RES>
that indicates the results of the statement. The actual processing of the results of the statement is done by the handler
, and the Object
that is returned is the Object
that is returned by handler.handle(ResultSet)
.RES
- the generic type of the Object
to return. <RES>
is indicated by the generic type of handler
.type
- the type runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY
, ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE
, and ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE
.concurrency
- the concurrency runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.CONCUR_READ_ONLY
and ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE
.holdability
- the holdability runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.CLOSE_CURSORS_AT_COMMIT
and ResultSet.HOLD_CURSORS_OVER_COMMIT
.sql
- the SQL string to executeparameterHandler
- an instance of an implementation of ParameterHandler
. The method parameterHandler.handleParameters(PreparedStatement stmt, Object... parameters)
is invoked to set the values of parameters
in the PreparedStatement stmt
that the method runs.resultHandler
- the ResultHandler
whose handler.handle(ResultSet)
method processes the results that are produced by running sql
and returns some or all of the query results in an Object
of type <RES>
. The Object
that is returned by this method (query(String, ResultHandler, Object...)
) is the Object
that is returned by handle(ResultSet)
.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.Object
of type <RES>
that contains some or all of the contents of the results that are produced by running the SQL statement sql
. The returned Object
is the Object
that is returned by handler.handle(ResultSet)
.ResultHandler
<RES> RES query(int type, int concurrency, int holdability, String sql, ResultHandler<RES> resultHandler, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an Object
of type <RES>
that indicates the results of the statement. The actual processing of the results of the statement is done by the handler
, and the Object
that is returned is the Object
that is returned by handler.handle(ResultSet)
.RES
- the generic type of the Object
to return. <RES>
is indicated by the generic type of handler
.type
- the type runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY
, ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE
, and ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE
.concurrency
- the concurrency runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.CONCUR_READ_ONLY
and ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE
.holdability
- the holdability runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.CLOSE_CURSORS_AT_COMMIT
and ResultSet.HOLD_CURSORS_OVER_COMMIT
.sql
- the SQL string to runresultHandler
- the ResultHandler
whose handler.handle(ResultSet)
method processes the results that are produced by running sql
and returns some or all of the query results in an Object
of type <RES>
. The Object
that is returned by this method (query(String, ResultHandler, Object...)
) is the Object
that is returned by handle(ResultSet)
.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.Object
of type <RES>
that contains some or all of the contents of the results that are produced by running the SQL statement sql
. The returned Object
is the Object
that is returned by handler.handle(ResultSet)
.ResultHandler
<RES> RES query(String sql, ResultHandler<RES> handler, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an Object
of type <RES>
that indicates the query results of the statement. The actual processing of the results of the statement is done by the handler
, and the Object
that is returned is the Object
that is returned by handler.handle(ResultSet)
.RES
- the generic type of the Object
to return. <RES>
is indicated by the generic type of handler
.sql
- the SQL string to runhandler
- the ResultHandler
whose handler.handle(ResultSet)
method processes the results that are produced by the execution of sql
and returns some or all of the results in an Object
of type <RES>
. The Object
that is returned by this method (query(String, ResultHandler, Object...)
) is the Object
that is returned by handle(ResultSet)
.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.Object
of type <RES>
that contains some or all of the contents of the results that are produced by running the SQL statement sql
. The returned Object
is the same Object
that is returned by handler.handle(ResultSet)
.ResultHandler
<ROW> ROW[] queryArray(String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an array such that each element in the array contains the contents of a row of the query results in a pureQuery bean that is an instance of the class <ROW>
. See the IBM Optim pureQuery Runtime documentation for details about how pureQuery maps query results to pureQuery beans.ROW
- the generic type of the array to return. <ROW>
is indicated by the generic type of returnClass
.sql
- the SQL string to run.returnClass
- used to represent each row of the results in the returned array. This parameter indicates the type that is represented by <ROW>
.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.<ROW>
.<ROW> ROW[] queryArray(String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, RowHandler<ROW> rowHandler, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an array such that each element in the array contains the contents of a row of the query results in an instance of the class <ROW>
. pureQuery uses singleRowHandler
(specifically singleRowHandler.handle(ResultSet, Object)
) to create each object of type <ROW>
.ROW
- the generic type of the array to return. <ROW>
is indicated by the generic type of rowHandler
.sql
- the SQL string to run.returnClass
- used to represent each row of the results in the returned array. This parameter indicates the type that is represented by <ROW>
.rowHandler
- the RowHandler
whose rowHandler.handle(ResultSet, Object)
method maps the contents of each row to an Object
of type <ROW>
parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.<ROW>
Map<String,Object>[] queryArray(String sql, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an array such that each element in the array contains the contents of a row of the query results in a Map
. The keys in the Map
are the labels of the columns from the row, and the values in the Map
are the values that are stored in the particular columns of that row.sql
- the SQL string to run.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.Map
.<ROW> ROW queryFirst(String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns the contents of the first row of the query results in a pureQuery bean that is an instance of the class <ROW>
. If the query results contain no rows, this method returns null
. See the IBM Optim pureQuery Runtime documentation for details about how pureQuery maps query results to pureQuery beans.ROW
- the generic type of the Object
to return. <ROW>
is indicated by the generic type of returnClass
.sql
- the SQL string to run.returnClass
- used to represent the first row of the results. This parameter indicates the type that is represented by <ROW>
.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.<ROW>
, or null
if the query results contain no rows. See the IBM Optim pureQuery Runtime documentation for details about how pureQuery maps query results to pureQuery beans.Map<String,Object> queryFirst(String sql, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns a Map
that represents the first row of the results that is returned from running the sql
statement. The keys in the Map
are the labels of the columns from the row. The values in the Map
are the values that are stored in the particular columns of that row. If the query results contain no rows, this method returns null
.sql
- the SQL string to run.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.Map
that represents the first row of the results that is returned from running the SQL statement sql
. The keys in the Map
are the labels of the columns from the row. The values in the Map
are the values that are stored in the particular columns of that row. If the query results contain no rows, this method returns null
.<ROW> ROW queryFirst(String sql, RowHandler<ROW> rowHandler, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns the contents of the first
row of the query results in an instance of the class <ROW>
. pureQuery uses singleRowHandler
(specifically singleRowHandler.handle(ResultSet, Object)
) to create each object of type <ROW>
. If the query results contain no rows, this method returns null
.ROW
- the generic type of the Object
to return. <ROW>
is indicated by the generic type of rowHandler
.sql
- the SQL string to run.rowHandler
- the RowHandler
whose rowHandler.handle(ResultSet, Object)
method maps the contents of each row to an Object
of type <ROW>
.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.first
row of the query results in an instance of the class <ROW>
, or null
if the query results contain no rows.<ROW> Iterator<ROW> queryIterator(int type, int concurrency, int holdability, String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an Iterator
instance such that each call to the Iterator.next()
method of the Iterator
instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in a pureQuery bean that is an instance of the class <ROW>
. See the IBM Optim pureQuery Runtime documentation for details about how pureQuery maps query results to pureQuery beans.ROW
- the generic type of the Iterator
to return. <ROW>
is indicated by the generic type of returnClass
.type
- the type runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY
, ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE
, and ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE
.concurrency
- the concurrency runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.CONCUR_READ_ONLY
and ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE
.holdability
- the holdability runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.CLOSE_CURSORS_AT_COMMIT
and ResultSet.HOLD_CURSORS_OVER_COMMIT
.sql
- the SQL string to run.returnClass
- used to represent each row of the results in the returned instance of Iterator
. This parameter indicates the type that is represented by <ROW>
.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.Iterator
instance such that each call to the Iterator.next()
method of the Iterator
instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in a pureQuery bean that is an instance of the class <ROW>
.Iterator<Map<String,Object>> queryIterator(int type, int concurrency, int holdability, String sql, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an Iterator
instance such that each call to the Iterator.next()
method of the instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in a Map
. The keys in the Map
are the labels of the columns from the row. The values in the Map
are the values that are stored in the particular columns of that row.type
- the type runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY
, ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE
, and ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE
.concurrency
- the concurrency runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.CONCUR_READ_ONLY
and ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE
.holdability
- the holdability runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.CLOSE_CURSORS_AT_COMMIT
and ResultSet.HOLD_CURSORS_OVER_COMMIT
.sql
- the SQL string to run.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.Iterator
instance such that each call to the Iterator.next()
method of the instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in a Map
.<ROW> Iterator<ROW> queryIterator(int type, int concurrency, int holdability, String sql, RowHandler<ROW> rowHandler, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an Iterator
instance such that each call to the Iterator.next()
method of the Iterator
instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in an instance of the class <ROW>
. pureQuery uses singleRowHandler
(specifically singleRowHandler.handle(ResultSet, Object)
) to create each object of type <ROW>
.ROW
- the generic type of the Iterator
to return. <ROW>
is indicated by the generic type of rowHandler
.type
- the type runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY
, ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE
, and ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE
.concurrency
- the concurrency runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.CONCUR_READ_ONLY
and ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE
.holdability
- the holdability runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.CLOSE_CURSORS_AT_COMMIT
and ResultSet.HOLD_CURSORS_OVER_COMMIT
.sql
- the SQL string to run.rowHandler
- the RowHandler
whose rowHandler.handle(ResultSet, Object)
method maps the contents of each row to an Object
of type <ROW>
.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.Iterator
instance such that each call to the Iterator.next()
method of the Iterator
instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in an instance of the class <ROW>
.<ROW> Iterator<ROW> queryIterator(String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an Iterator
instance such that each call to the Iterator.next()
method of the Iterator
instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in a pureQuery bean that is an instance of the class <ROW>
. See the IBM Optim pureQuery Runtime documentation for details about how pureQuery maps query results to pureQuery beans.ROW
- the generic type of the Iterator
to return. <ROW>
is indicated by the generic type of returnClass
.sql
- the SQL string to run.returnClass
- used to represent each row of the results in the returned instance of Iterator
. This parameter indicates the type that is represented by <ROW>
.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.Iterator
instance such that each call to the Iterator.next()
method of the Iterator
instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in a pureQuery bean that is an instance of the class <ROW>
.Iterator<Map<String,Object>> queryIterator(String sql, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an Iterator
instance such that each call to the Iterator.next()
method of the instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in a Map
. The keys in the Map
are the labels of the columns from the row. The values in the Map
are the values that are stored in the particular columns of that row.sql
- the SQL string to executeparameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.Iterator
instance such that each call to the Iterator.next()
method of the instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in a Map
.<ROW> Iterator<ROW> queryIterator(String sql, RowHandler<ROW> rowHandler, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an Iterator
instance such that each call to the Iterator.next()
method of the Iterator
instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in an instance of the class <ROW>
. pureQuery uses singleRowHandler
(specifically singleRowHandler.handle(ResultSet, Object)
) to create each object of type <ROW>
.ROW
- the generic type of the Iterator
to return. <ROW>
is indicated by the generic type of rowHandler
.sql
- the SQL string to run.rowHandler
- the RowHandler
whose rowHandler.handle(ResultSet, Object)
method maps the contents of each row to an Object
of type <ROW>
.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.Iterator
instance such that each call to the Iterator.next()
method of the Iterator
instance provides the contents of a row of the query results in a an instance of the class <ROW>
.<ROW> List<ROW> queryList(String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns a List
instance such that each element in the List
instance contains the contents of a row of the query results in a pureQuery bean that is an instance of the class <ROW>
. See the IBM Optim pureQuery Runtime documentation for details about how pureQuery maps query results to pureQuery beans.ROW
- the generic type of the List
to return. <ROW>
is indicated by the generic type of returnClass
.sql
- the SQL string to run.returnClass
- used to represent each row of the results in the returned instance of List
. This parameter indicates the type that is represented by <ROW>
.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.List
instance such that each element in the List
instance contains the contents of a row of the query results in a pureQuery bean that is an instance of the class <ROW>
.List<Map<String,Object>> queryList(String sql, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns a List
instance such that each element in the List
instance contains the contents of a row of the query results in a Map
. The keys in the Map
are the labels of the columns from the row, and the values in the Map
are the values that are stored in the particular columns of that row.sql
- the SQL string to run.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.List
instance such that each element in the List
instance contains the contents of a row of the query results in a Map
.<ROW> List<ROW> queryList(String sql, RowHandler<ROW> rowHandler, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns a List
instance such that each element in the List
instance contains the contents of a row of the query results in an instance of the class <ROW>
. pureQuery uses singleRowHandler
(specifically singleRowHandler.handle(ResultSet, Object)
) to create each object of type <ROW>
.ROW
- the generic type of the List
to return. <ROW>
is indicated by the generic type of rowHandler
.sql
- the SQL string to run.rowHandler
- the RowHandler
whose rowHandler.handle(ResultSet, Object)
method maps the contents of each row to an Object
of type <ROW>
.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.List
instance such that each element in the List
instance contains the contents of a row of the query results in an instance of the class <ROW>
.ResultSet queryResults(int type, int concurrency, int holdability, String sql, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns the contents of the query results in an instance of ResultSet
. The returned ResultSet
is read-only.type
- the type runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY
, ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE
, and ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE
.concurrency
- the concurrency runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.CONCUR_READ_ONLY
and ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE
.holdability
- the holdability runtime attribute for query processing. Supported values are: ResultSet.CLOSE_CURSORS_AT_COMMIT
and ResultSet.HOLD_CURSORS_OVER_COMMIT
.sql
- the SQL string to run.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.ResultSet
. The returned ResultSet
is read-only.ResultSet queryResults(String sql, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns the contents of the query results in an instance of ResultSet
. The returned ResultSet
is read-only.sql
- the SQL string to run.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.ResultSet
. The returned ResultSet
is read-only.void rollback()
Connection.rollback()
to the associated instance of Connection
.Connection
, Connection.rollback()
void setAutoCommit(boolean autoCommit)
Connection
by calling Connection.setAutoCommit(boolean)
for the Connection
instance. Calling this method with autoCommit
equal to true
causes auto-commit mode to be enabled. Calling this method with autoCommit
equal to false
causes auto-commit mode to be disabled.autoCommit
- a boolean
indicator of whether to enable or disable auto-commit mode. Calling this method with autoCommit
equal to true
causes auto-commit mode to be enabled. Calling this method with autoCommit
equal to false
causes auto-commit mode to be disabled.Connection
, Connection.setAutoCommit(boolean)
void startBatch(HeterogeneousBatchKind batchKind)
pureQuery performs heterogeneous updates with parameters by queueing INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE SQL statements in memory for a particular instance of Data
, and then running the queued statements in one network trip. The implementation classes that the pureQuery Generator creates for user-supplied interfaces of annotated methods implement the user-provided interfaces, in addition to the Data
interface. See the IBM Optim pureQuery Runtime documentation for an explanation of how to perform heterogeneous batches with parameters when using the annotated-method programming style.
Calling data.startBatch (HeterogeneousBatchKind.heterogeneousModify__)
starts a batch for a heterogeneous update with parameters for the instance of Data
. INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE SQL statement are then queued in the batch by calling pureQuery annotated and inline methods in the instance of Data
. If an attempt is made to add SQL statements other than INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE to the batch (by calling methods that run SQL statements that are not INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE), an exception is thrown, the current batch is cleared, and none of the SQL statements are run. When all of the necessary SQL statements are added to the batch, the batch can be run by calling data.endBatch()
.
When methods are called to add INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE SQL statements to the batch, methods that perform update
s return Statement.SUCCESS_NO_INFO
, and methods that perform updateMany
s return null
. These results indicate that the SQL statement is successfully added to the batch; the SQL statements are not run against the database until endBatch()
is called.
A batch of SQL statements is passed to the database as a single transaction. Therefore, commit()
and rollback()
cannot be called after startBatch(HeterogeneousBatchKind)
is called and before endBatch()
is called. If commit()
or rollback
is called while a batch is being constructed, an exception is thrown, the current batch is cleared, and none of the SQL statements are run.
Heterogeneous updates with parameters use functionality that is unique to DB2 and the IBM Data Server Driver for JDBC and SQLJ. An exception is thrown if startBatch(HeterogeneousBatchKind)
or endBatch()
is called with any other database or database driver.
batchKind
- the type of batch to create. The only valid value is HeterogeneousBatchKind.heterogeneousModify__
.endBatch()
, getBatchKind()
, HeterogeneousBatchKind
<ROW> ROW update(String sql, Class<ROW> returnClass, String[] columnNames, Object... parameters)
sql
, retrieves the new values of a set of columns, and returns an object of type returnClass
that describes the results.
The set of columns whose values are retrieved from the data source depends on the situation:
columnNames
is not null
, the set of columns is the columns whose names are listed in columnNames
.columnNames
is null
, and the first parameter of parameters
is a pureQuery bean, then the set of columns contains the columns that are represented by properties in the bean that have the @GeneratedKey
annotation.The object that is returned from this method depends on the situation:
sql
is an SQL UPDATE or DELETE statement, null
is returned.sql
is an SQL INSERT statement, and if the class returnClass
is Object[].class
, an Object[]
is returned with a size n equal to one more than the number of columns that are retrieved from the database. The first n-1
elements in the returned array
are the new values of the columns in the set of columns that are retrieved. The last element in the returned array is an update count that indicates the number of rows that were updated when the SQL statement was run.sql
is an SQL INSERT statement, and if the class returnClass
is not Object[].class
, a scalar value is returned that contains the value of the first column in the set of columns. If columnNames
is not null
, the returned scalar value is the value of the column that is indicated by the name in columnNames[0]
.sql
must be a statement for which PreparedStatement.executeUpdate()
can be performed. That is, the SQL statement sql
must be one of the following types of statements:
ROW
- the generic type of the Object
that is used to contain an autogenerated key. <ROW>
is indicated by the generic type of returnClass
.sql
- the SQL string to runreturnClass
- the class that pureQuery must use to return the values of the requested columns when sql
is an SQL INSERT statement. This parameter indicates the type that is represented by <ROW>
.columnNames
- a String[]
in which each element indicates the name of a column whose value must be returned from the data source, if sql
is an SQL INSERT statement. If the value of columnNames
is null
, sql
is an SQL insert statement, and the first parameter in parameters
is a pureQuery bean, then the set of columns that are retrieved is the set of columns that are represented by properties that have the @GeneratedKey
annotation in the bean.parameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.null
if sql
is an SQL UPDATE or DELETE statement. If sql
is an SQL INSERT statement, returns an instance of the class returnClass
such that:
returnClass
is Object[].class
, an Object[]
with a size n equal to one more than the number of columns that are retrieved from the database. The first n-1
elements in the returned array
are the new values of the columns in the set of columns that are retrieved. The last element in the returned array is an update count that indicates the number of rows that were updated when the SQL statement was run.returnClass
is not Object[].class
, a scalar value is returned containing the value of the first column in the set of columns. If columnNames
is not null
, the returned scalar value is the value of the column that is indicated by the name in columnNames[0]
.int update(String sql, Object... parameters)
sql
and returns an int
that indicates how many rows in the data source are updated.
sql
must be a statement for which PreparedStatement.executeUpdate()
can be performed. That is, the SQL statement sql
must be one of the following types of statements:
If sql
is an SQL INSERT statement, and the first parameter of parameters
is a pureQuery bean in which one or more properties have the @GeneratedKey
annotation, pureQuery updates the annotated properties with the new values of the corresponding columns.
sql
- the SQL string to runparameters
- used to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers.int
that indicates how many rows in the data source are updatedint[] updateMany(String... heterogeneousBatchSQL)
int[]
of update counts is returned in the format that is used for the return value of Statement.executeBatch()
. If one or more SQLExceptions are returned from the JDBC driver, they are wrapped within an UpdateManyException as the "cause." Because multiple SQLExceptions can be returned by the JDBC driver, they are chained together and can be retrieved by calling the SQLException method getNextException (which returns an SQLException) until a null
is returned.heterogeneousBatchSQL
- multiple SQL strings (or one String
array) that cannot be null
. The SQL cannot return a ResultSet
or contain a parameter marker.int[]
that provides the update counts for running the SQL in the format that is used for the return value of Statement.executeBatch()
. The length of the int
array is the same as the number of SQL statements that are given. An array of size 0 is returned if the batch is never executed.<T> int[] updateMany(String sql, Iterable<T> parameters)
sql
once for each element in parameters
and returns an int[]
in which each element in the int[]
indicates the update count (that is, the number of rows that were updated) for the corresponding execution of sql
. The order of entries in the returned int[]
matches the order in which the SQL statements were run; therefore, it corresponds to the order of statements that are represented by parameters
.
parameters
is an Iterable
in which each element is a Map
or an Object[]
of parameters for the SQL statement. sql
is run one time for each element of parameters
. Each time, the parameters for sql
are provided by the Map
or Object[]
in the element.
sql
must be a statement for which Statement.executeBatch()
can be performed. That is, the SQL statement sql
must be one of the following types of statements:
T
- the generic type of the parameters
Iterable
sql
- the SQL string to runparameters
- an Iterable
of type <T>
in which each entry is either a Map
or an Object[]
that contains objects that pureQuery uses to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers. sql
is run once for each element in parameters
. Each time sql
is run, the contents of the Map
or Object[]
in that element are the parameters for sql
for that execution.int[]
that provides the update counts for running the SQL in the format that is used for the return value of Statement.executeBatch()
Statement.executeBatch()
<T> int[] updateMany(String sql, Iterator<T> parameters)
sql
once for each element in parameters
and returns an int[]
in which each element in the int[]
indicates the update count (that is, the number of rows that were updated) for the corresponding execution of the sql
statement. The order of entries in the returned int[]
matches the order in which the SQL statements were run; therefore, it corresponds to the order of statements that are represented by parameters
.
parameters
is an Iterator
in which each element is a Map
or an Object[]
of parameters for the SQL statement. sql
is run one time for each element of parameters
. Each time the parameters for sql
are provided by the Map
or Object[]
in the element.
sql
must be a statement for which Statement.executeBatch()
can be performed. That is, the SQL statement sql
must be one of the following types of statements:
T
- the generic type of parameters
sql
- the SQL string to runparameters
- an Iterator
of type <T>
in which each entry is either a Map
or an Object[]
that contains objects that pureQuery uses to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers. sql
is run once for each element in parameters
. Each time sql
is run, the contents of the Map
or Object[]
in that element are the parameters for sql
for that execution.int[]
that provides the update counts for running the SQL in the format that is used for the return value of Statement.executeBatch()
.Statement.executeBatch()
<T> int[] updateMany(String sql, T[] parameters)
sql
once for each element in parameters
and returns an int[]
in which each element in the int[]
indicates the update count (that is, the number of rows that were updated) for the corresponding execution of sql
. The order of entries in the returned int[]
matches the order in which the SQL statements were run; therefore, it corresponds to the order of statements that are represented by parameters
.
parameters
is a T[]
in which each element is a Map
or an Object[]
of parameters for the SQL statement. sql
is run one time for each element of parameters
, and each time, the parameters for sql
are provided by the Map
or Object[]
in the element.
sql
must be a statement for which Statement.executeBatch()
can be performed. That is, the SQL statement sql
must be one of the following types of statements:
T
- the generic type of the parameters T[]
sql
- the SQL string to runparameters
- a T[]
in which each element is either a Map
or an Object[]
that contains objects that pureQuery uses to set the values of the parameters to sql
. The parameters to sql
are indicated by parameter markers. sql
statement is run once for each element in parameters
. Each time sql
statement is run, the contents of the Map
or Object[]
in that element are the parameters for sql
for that execution.int[]
that provides the update counts for running the SQL in the format that is used for the return value of Statement.executeBatch()
Statement.executeBatch()
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