java.sql
Interface DataSetResolver<T>

All Superinterfaces:

Iterable<T>

public interface DataSetResolver<T>
extends Iterable<T>

Defines a mechanism that allows applications to manually decide what should be done when a synchronization conflict occurs during the invocation of the sync method on a disconnected DataSet

Since:

1.6

syncRow

void syncRow()

Propagates modifications made to a conflicted row to the underlying data store.

Note: The syncRow() method can only be used by a DataSetResolver object whose Query Object instance was created by calling DataSource.createQueryObject.

Throws:

SQLRuntimeException - if an error occurs writing the row back to the data source; or the DataSet which the DataSetResolver was derived from, was not created from a DataSource

Since:

1.6

See Also:

DataSet.sync()

syncRow

void syncRow(Connection con)

Propagates modifications made to a conflicted row to the underlying data store using the specified Connection object.

Parameters:

con - The connection object to use to synchronize the changes back to the underlying data store.

Throws:

SQLRuntimeException - if an error occurs writing the changes back to the data source

Since:

1.6

See Also:

DataSet.sync()

sync

void sync()

Propagates modifications made to the conflicting rows contained in a DataSetResolver object to the underlying data store.

Note: The sync() method can only be used by a DataSetResolver object whose Query Object instance was created by calling DataSource.createQueryObject.

Throws:

SQLRuntimeException - if an error occurs writing the changes back to the data source; or the DataSet which the DataSetResolver was derived from, was not created from a DataSource

Since:

1.6

See Also:

DataSet.sync()

sync

void sync(Connection con)

Propagates modifications made to the conflicting rows contained in a DataSetResolver object to the underlying data store using the specified Connection object.

Throws:

SQLRuntimeException - if an error occurs writing the changes back to the data source

Since:

1.6

See Also:

DataSet.sync()