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Class Summary | |
Column | A Column object contains the meta information for a table attribute. |
DataSet | DataSet is the abstract parent class of TableDataSet and QueryDataSet. |
Enums | Class for constants used in dbKona. |
EventfulRecord | Deprecated. the weblogic events are deprecated |
EventfulTableDataSet | Deprecated. The WebLogic Event api is deprecated. |
KeyDef | A KeyDef object defines the fields in a TableDataSet object that will be used in updates and deletes. |
QueryDataSet | A QueryDataSet holds the results of an arbitrary SQL query. |
Record | A Record object is a collection of Value objects. |
Schema | A Schema contains metadata about the attributes associated with a DataSet. |
SelectStmt | SelectStmt objects are used to help build vendor-neutral Select statements with query-by-example (QBE) support. |
TableDataSet | A TableDataSet holds the results of an SQL query on a single table. |
Value | Value objects correspond to the attributes of a Record object. |
Exception Summary | |
DataSetException | A DataSetException is thrown whenever something that isn't a database server error goes wrong in a DataSet. |
InvalidDateException | An InvalidDateException is thrown when a date earlier than 1970 is encountered. |
WebLogic dbKona is a set of high-level database connectivity objects that give Java applications and applets access to databases. dbKona provides a higher level of abstraction than JDBC, which deals with low-level details of managing data. dbKona offers objects that allow the programmer to view and modify database data in a high-level, vendor-independent way. A Java application that uses dbKona objects does not need vendor-specific knowledge about DBMS table structure or field types to retrieve, insert, modify, delete, or otherwise use data from a database.
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Documentation is available at http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13222_01/wls/docs61 |
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