org.castor.cpa.persistence.sql.driver
Class ProgressQueryExpression
java.lang.Object
org.castor.cpa.persistence.sql.driver.JDBCQueryExpression
org.castor.cpa.persistence.sql.driver.ProgressQueryExpression
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- QueryExpression
public final class ProgressQueryExpression
- extends JDBCQueryExpression
QueryExpression for Progress RDBMS.
- Version:
- $Revision: 5951 $ $Date: 2004-09-08 03:37:54 -0600 (Wed, 08 Sep 2004) $
- Author:
- Werner Guttmann
| Methods inherited from class org.castor.cpa.persistence.sql.driver.JDBCQueryExpression |
addColumn, addCondition, addInnerJoin, addLimitClause, addOffsetClause, addOrderClause, addOuterJoin, addParameter, addSelect, addTable, addWhereClause, addWhereClause, clone, encodeColumn, getColumnList, getStandardStatement, isOffsetClauseSupported, setDbMetaInfo, setDistinct, toString |
ProgressQueryExpression
public ProgressQueryExpression(PersistenceFactory factory)
- Creates an instance of this class.
- Parameters:
factory - The persistence factory to be assigned against.
getStatement
public String getStatement(boolean lock)
- Description copied from class:
JDBCQueryExpression
- Creates a SQL statement.
In general, for a RDBMS/JDBC driver with a full support of the SQL standard/JDBC
specification, this will return a valid SQL statement. For some features,
a particular RDBMS might indicate that it does not support this feature by
throwing a
SyntaxNotSupportedException.
- Specified by:
getStatement in interface QueryExpression- Overrides:
getStatement in class JDBCQueryExpression
- Parameters:
lock - True if a write lock is required
- Returns:
- The SQL statement
- See Also:
QueryExpression.getStatement(boolean)
isLimitClauseSupported
public boolean isLimitClauseSupported()
- Description copied from class:
JDBCQueryExpression
- Provides a default implementation of
QueryExpression.isLimitClauseSupported().
- Specified by:
isLimitClauseSupported in interface QueryExpression- Overrides:
isLimitClauseSupported in class JDBCQueryExpression
- Returns:
- false to indicate that this feature is not supported by default.
- See Also:
QueryExpression.isLimitClauseSupported()
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