sqlj.runtime
Interface ConnectionContext
public interface ConnectionContext
The ConnectionContext interface provides a set of methods that manage a set of SQL operations
performed during a session with a specific database. A ConnectionContext object maintains a JDBC
Connection object on which dynamic SQL operations are permitted to be performed. It also contains
a default ExecutionContext object by which SQL operation execution semantics are permitted to be
queried and modified.
In addition to those methods defined by this interface, a concrete implementation of a
ConnectionContext object provides constructors described in Database Connection Context in the
Development Manual.
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Field Summary |
static boolean |
CLOSE_CONNECTION
Constant indicating that the underlying JDBC Connection should be closed. |
static boolean |
KEEP_CONNECTION
Constant indicating that the underlying JDBC Connection should not be closed. |
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Method Summary |
void |
close()
Releases all resources used in maintaining database state on this ConnectionContext object and closes
the underlying JDBC Connection object. |
void |
close(boolean closeConnection)
Releases all resources used in maintaining database state on this ConnectionContext object. |
sqlj.runtime.profile.ConnectedProfile |
getConnectedProfile(Object profileKey)
This method is for internal use. |
Connection |
getConnection()
Returns the underlying jdbc connection object associated with this
context instance. |
ExecutionContext |
getExecutionContext()
Returns the default ExecutionContext object of this ConnectionContext object. |
Map |
getTypeMap()
Type maps are not supported by Open SQL / SQLJ. |
boolean |
isClosed()
Determines wether this ConnectionContext object has already been closed. |
CLOSE_CONNECTION
static final boolean CLOSE_CONNECTION
- Constant indicating that the underlying JDBC
Connection should be closed.
- See Also:
KEEP_CONNECTION,
close(),
close(boolean),
Constant Field Values
KEEP_CONNECTION
static final boolean KEEP_CONNECTION
- Constant indicating that the underlying JDBC
Connection should not be closed.
- See Also:
CLOSE_CONNECTION,
close(),
close(boolean),
Constant Field Values
getConnectedProfile
sqlj.runtime.profile.ConnectedProfile getConnectedProfile(Object profileKey)
throws SQLException
- This method is for internal use. Application coding shall not call it directly. It can be
changed incompatibly at any time.
- Throws:
SQLException
getConnection
Connection getConnection()
- Returns the underlying jdbc connection object associated with this
context instance. Note that depending on construction, the returned
connection may be shared between many connection context instances.
- Returns:
- the underlying JDBC connection object associated with this connection context object.
close
void close()
throws SQLException
- Releases all resources used in maintaining database state on this
ConnectionContext object and closes
the underlying JDBC Connection object. This method is equivalent to
close(CLOSE_CONNECTION).
Note: A context is not automatically closed when it is garbage collected. Therefore, it should be
closed in a finally block. Also, the underlying JDBC connection will not be automatically
closed when it is garbage collected.
- Throws:
SQLException - if unable to close the connection context object- See Also:
close(boolean)
close
void close(boolean closeConnection)
throws SQLException
- Releases all resources used in maintaining database state on this
ConnectionContext object. Since
the underlying JDBC Connection object managed by this connection context object is permitted to be shared
between multiple ConnectionContext objects, it is not always desirable to close the underlying
JDBC Connection object when close() is called. If the constant
KEEP_CONNECTION is passed as the parameter closeConnection, the underlying JDBC
Connection object is not closed. Otherwise, if the constant CLOSE_CONNECTIONConnection object is closed.
If the method is called with CLOSE_CONNECTION and the underlying Connection object
has been obtained from a pooled data source, the connection is not physically closed but returned to the pool.
Note: A context is not automatically closed when it is garbage collected. Therefore, it should be
closed in a finally block. Also, the underlying JDBC connection will not be automatically
closed when it is garbage collected.
- Parameters:
closeConnection - is true if the underlying Connection should also be closed.
- Throws:
SQLException - if unable to close the connection context object- See Also:
KEEP_CONNECTION,
CLOSE_CONNECTION,
close()
isClosed
boolean isClosed()
- Determines wether this
ConnectionContext object has already been closed.
- Returns:
true if this context has been closed; false otherwise.- See Also:
close(),
close(boolean)
getExecutionContext
ExecutionContext getExecutionContext()
- Returns the default
ExecutionContext object of this ConnectionContext object. The
default ExecutionContext object is the ExecutionContext object used if no explicit
ExecutionContext object is supplied during the execution of a particular SQL operation.
Any changes made to the object returned by this method are visible in this ConnectionContext object.
- Returns:
- the default
ExecutionContext object used by this ConnectionContext object. - See Also:
ExecutionContext
getTypeMap
Map getTypeMap()
throws SQLException
- Type maps are not supported by Open SQL / SQLJ.
- Throws:
SQLException
This class can be accessed from:
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SC
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DC
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Public Part
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ACH
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[sap.com] ENGINEAPI
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[sap.com] opensqldeprecated
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default
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BC-JAS-PER-SQL
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[sap.com] CORE-TOOLS
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[sap.com] com.sap.engine.client.libdeprecated
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default
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BC-JAS
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[sap.com] ENGFACADE
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[sap.com] tc/je/opensql/api
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api
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BC-JAS
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