Interface SQLDataProvider<T>

All Superinterfaces:
ManagedDataSource<T>
All Known Subinterfaces:
ExternalDataSource<T>
All Known Implementing Classes:
DataStorage, SharedIteratorSQLDataProviderDecorator, SQLDataProviderExceptionHandler, SQLDataProviderSplitter

@Deprecated public interface SQLDataProvider<T> extends ManagedDataSource<T>
Deprecated.
since 9.5 - use SpaceDataSource instead.
 SQLDataProvider should be implemented when complex queries are used
 by the client.

 The space uses SQLDataProvider when the query can not be expressed as one template.
 Usually in the following scenarios:
- SQLQuery. - extended matching. - range values. SQLDataProvider is an interface that handles SQLQuery objects, generated by space. This interface This interface can be implemented instead of the DataProvider. In case that both interface are implemented - the space will choose SQLDataProvider.
Since:
6.0
Author:
anna
  • Method Details

    • iterator

      DataIterator<T> iterator(SQLQuery<T> query) throws DataSourceException
      Deprecated.
       Create an iterator over all objects that match the given SQLQuery.
       SQLQuery contains a string representation of SQL 'where' clause.
       The format matches the PreparedStatement format(field1 = ? and field2 > ? and ....).
       The prepared values are accessible by SQLQuery.getPreparedValues() method
      
       Example implementation with SQL PreparedStatement:
      
       
       PreparedStatement st = con.prepareStatement(query.getSelectAllQuery());
      
       int index = 0;
      
       if(query.hasPreparedValues())
       {
              for(Iterator iter = query.getPreparedValues().iterator();iter.hasNext())
          {
                      st.setObject(++index,iter.next());
          }
       }
      
       ResultSet rs = st.executeQuery();
      
       return new ResultSetIterator(rs);
       
       
      Returns:
      a DataIterator or null if no data was found that match the given template
      Throws:
      DataSourceException