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| java.sql.Ref |
This interface represents an SQL Ref - a data object containing a cursor or pointer to a result table.
The data structure identified by an instance of Ref is held in the
database, so the data is not necessarily read and converted
into a Java object until getObject is called. However, if
the database supports the Ref type, it is not typically
necessary to get the underlying object before using it in a method call -
the Ref object can be used in place of the data structure.
A Ref object is stored into the database using the
setRef(int, Ref) method.
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Gets the fully-qualified SQL name of the SQL structured type that this
Ref references. | |||||||||||
Gets the SQL structured type instance referenced by this
Ref. | |||||||||||
Returns the associated object and uses the relevant mapping to convert it
to a Java type.
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Sets the value of the structured type that this
Ref references to
a supplied object. | |||||||||||
Gets the fully-qualified SQL name of the SQL structured type that this
Ref references.
| SQLException | if there is a database error. |
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Gets the SQL structured type instance referenced by this Ref.
| SQLException | if there is a database error. |
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Returns the associated object and uses the relevant mapping to convert it to a Java type.
| map | the mapping for type conversion. |
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| SQLException | if there is a database error. |
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Sets the value of the structured type that this Ref references to
a supplied object.
| value | the Object representing the new SQL structured type
that this Ref references. |
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| SQLException | if there is a database error. |
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