Interface BoundStatement
- All Superinterfaces:
 PreparedStatement,Statement
 Represents a Statement that has been compiled and an execution
 plan generated for it. A BoundStatement must be used when the Statement is
 a DML statement that contains external variables. It provides methods to
 bind the external variables to specific values.
To create an instance of a BoundStatement, an instance of a
 PreparedStatement must be created first, which is done via the
 KVStore.prepare(String statement) method. Next, one or more
 BoundStatement instances can be created from the same PreparedStatement via
 the method. Creating
 multiple BoundStatements from the same PreparedStatement allows for the
 potentially concurrent execution of the PreparedStatement multiple times
 with different bind values each time.
Like a PreparedStatement, a BoundStatement can be executed multiple
 times via one of the KVStore.execute methods (for example, KVStore.execute(String statement, ExecuteOptions options) or
 KVStore.executeSync(Statement statement, ExecuteOptions options)).
 All the external variables must be bound before execution is initiated.
Objects implementing the PreparedStatement interface are thread-safe and their methods are re-entrant. On the other hand, BoundStatement instances are not thread-safe.
FieldValueFactory to create values for complex types.
- Since:
 - 4.0
 
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionReturns the map of bound variables.setVariable(String variableName, boolean value) Sets the value of a variable.setVariable(String variableName, byte[] value) Sets the value of a variable.setVariable(String variableName, double value) Sets the value of a variable.setVariable(String variableName, float value) Sets the value of a variable.setVariable(String variableName, int value) Sets the value of a variable.setVariable(String variableName, long value) Sets the value of a variable.setVariable(String variableName, String value) Sets the value of a variable.setVariable(String variableName, FieldValue value) Sets the value of a variable.Methods inherited from interface oracle.kv.query.PreparedStatement
createBoundStatement, getResultDef, getVariableType, getVariableTypes 
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Method Details
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getVariables
Map<String,FieldValue> getVariables()Returns the map of bound variables.- Returns:
 - a map of variables that have been set.
 
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setVariable
Sets the value of a variable.- Parameters:
 variableName- the name of the query variablevalue- the value to be set- Returns:
 - the same object
 - Throws:
 IllegalArgumentException- if the variable does not appear in the query or the type of value doesn't match the type of the variable.
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setVariable
Sets the value of a variable.- Parameters:
 variableName- the name of the query variablevalue- the value to be set- Returns:
 - the same object
 - Throws:
 IllegalArgumentException- if the variable does not appear in the query or the type of value doesn't match the type of the variable.
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setVariable
Sets the value of a variable.- Parameters:
 variableName- the name of the query variablevalue- the value to be set- Returns:
 - the same object
 - Throws:
 IllegalArgumentException- if the variable does not appear in the query or the type of value doesn't match the type of the variable.
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setVariable
Sets the value of a variable.- Parameters:
 variableName- the name of the query variablevalue- the value to be set- Returns:
 - the same object
 - Throws:
 IllegalArgumentException- if the variable does not appear in the query or the type of value doesn't match the type of the variable.
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setVariable
Sets the value of a variable.- Parameters:
 variableName- the name of the query variablevalue- the value to be set- Returns:
 - the same object
 - Throws:
 IllegalArgumentException- if the variable does not appear in the query or the type of value doesn't match the type of the variable.
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setVariable
Sets the value of a variable.- Parameters:
 variableName- the name of the query variablevalue- the value to be set- Returns:
 - the same object
 - Throws:
 IllegalArgumentException- if the variable does not appear in the query or the type of value doesn't match the type of the variable.
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setVariable
Sets the value of a variable.- Parameters:
 variableName- the name of the query variablevalue- the value to be set- Returns:
 - the same object
 - Throws:
 IllegalArgumentException- if the variable does not appear in the query or the type of value doesn't match the type of the variable.
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setVariable
Sets the value of a variable.- Parameters:
 variableName- the name of the query variablevalue- the value to be set- Returns:
 - the same object
 - Throws:
 IllegalArgumentException- if the variable does not appear in the query or the type of value doesn't match the type of the variable.
 
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