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oracle.javatools.db.execute
Class PlSqlWrapper
java.lang.Object
  
oracle.javatools.db.execute.StatementWrapper
      
oracle.javatools.db.execute.QueryWrapper
          
oracle.javatools.db.execute.PlSqlWrapper
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public class PlSqlWrapper
 
- extends QueryWrapper
 
Wrapper for executing a stored procedure against the database using a CallableStatement.
- IN parameters are defined through the constructor (in the same way they are for normal queries).
 
- OUT parameters are included by the PlSqlRunnable passed to executePlSql.
 
Example usage of a query String (query) that has one IN parameter (param1) and one OUT parameter.
   final PlSqlWrapper wrap = new PlSqlWrapper( db, query, param1 );
   wrap.executePlSql(
     new PlSqlRunnable()
     {
       public void prepareCall( CallableStatement cs )
       throws SQLException
       {
         cs.registerOutParameter( 2, Types.INTEGER );
       }
       public void processCall( CallableStatement cs )
       throws SQLException
       {
         final int outParam = cs.getInt(2);
         // we have our output!
       }
     } );
 
- Since:
 
- 11.1.1.2.0
 
 
| Nested Class Summary | 
static class | 
PlSqlWrapper.PlSqlRunnable 
          Runnable passed to the PlSqlWrapper to process the ResultSet and/or CallableStatement during execution. | 
 
  
  
 
| Constructor Summary | 
PlSqlWrapper(Database db, java.lang.String plsql, java.lang.Object... params) 
          Creates a new wrapper for executing pl/sql, specifying the pl/sql itself and any IN parameters. | 
PlSqlWrapper(java.lang.String name, java.sql.Connection conn, java.lang.String plsql, java.lang.Object... params) 
          Only use in the absence of a Database (e.g. | 
  
 
| Method Summary | 
protected  java.sql.Statement | 
createStatment() 
          Creates the Statement object to use. | 
 void | 
executePlSql(PlSqlWrapper.PlSqlRunnable runner) 
          Executes the stored procedure and processes the resulting ResultSet and CallableStatement with the given runner. | 
 
 
| Methods inherited from class oracle.javatools.db.execute.StatementWrapper | 
addListener, doExecute, executeImpl, getConnection, getConnectionName, getDatabase, getExecutionProxy, getIdentifier, getStatement, getStatementStrings, hasCancelled, isIgnoreErrors, queryFinished, queryStarted, removeListener, setBypassExecutionProxy, setDatabase, setExecuting, setExecutionProxy, setIdentifier, setIgnoreErrors, setStatement, sqlTrace, throwDBException, throwDBException, throwDBException | 
 
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object | 
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait | 
 
 
PlSqlWrapper
public PlSqlWrapper(Database db,
                    java.lang.String plsql,
                    java.lang.Object... params)
- Creates a new wrapper for executing pl/sql, specifying the pl/sql itself and any IN parameters.
- Parameters:
 
db - the database to use for execution 
query - the pl/sql to execute 
params - any IN parameters for the pl/sql 
 
PlSqlWrapper
public PlSqlWrapper(java.lang.String name,
                    java.sql.Connection conn,
                    java.lang.String plsql,
                    java.lang.Object... params)
- Only use in the absence of a Database (e.g. in unit tests).
 
createStatment
protected java.sql.Statement createStatment()
                                     throws java.sql.SQLException
- Description copied from class: 
StatementWrapper 
- Creates the Statement object to use. By default this creates a simple Statement, subclasses can override to create a Prepared or Callable statement.
 
- 
- Overrides:
 
createStatment in class QueryWrapper 
 
- 
- Throws:
 
java.sql.SQLException 
 
executePlSql
public void executePlSql(PlSqlWrapper.PlSqlRunnable runner)
                  throws DBException
- Executes the stored procedure and processes the resulting ResultSet and CallableStatement with the given runner.
 
- 
- Parameters:
 
runner - to process the ResultSet and CallableStatement 
- Throws:
 
DBException - for any errors 
 
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