planetj.database
Class MySQLDBSystem
java.lang.Object
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+--planetj.database.DBSystem
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+--planetj.database.MySQLDBSystem
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- EventListener, IDBObject, ITaskListener, IXMLObject, Serializable
- public class MySQLDBSystem
- extends DBSystem
- See Also:
- Serialized Form
Methods inherited from class planetj.database.DBSystem |
correctDatabaseObject, createLibrary, createSystem, createSystem, createSystem, createSystem, getAlias, getAllLibraries, getCache, getDefaultDateFormat, getDefaultLibraryName, getFieldClassForSQLTypeName, getIPAddress, getLibraries, getLibrary, getLibrary, getMetaDataAlias, getMetaDataSystem, getName, getProperties, getSQLTypeNames, getSupportedDataType, getSystem, getURL, getXMLData, isBackgroundThreadsSupported, isDefaultLibraryOmitted, isDelegateToPersonal, isHasAllLibraries, removeLibrary, setDelegateToPersonal, setProperties, startRetrieveAllLibrariesTask, taskCompleted, taskFailed, taskStarted, toString |
DRIVER
public static final String DRIVER
- MYSQL driver
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
getColumnIndicationCharacter
public String getColumnIndicationCharacter()
- Returns the character that needs to be used during an insert. This char may be different
for different DBSystems, so if necessary, override this method to return the required char
An Example in MySQL: insert into depvdta (`TYPE`, `key`, `value`) values (6, 'HeHa', 'Yo') In this example the
MySQLDBSystem should return a ` char
The AS400DBSystem would return a " char
This char will is necessary when a column name is the same as a reserved keyword for this DBSystem. Such as KEY or USER
Creation date: (6/23/2003 2:27:41 PM)
- Overrides:
getColumnIndicationCharacter
in class DBSystem
getLibrarySupportLevel
public byte getLibrarySupportLevel()
- Gets the level of library support; this is one of the constants defined in the class. By default, libraries are
required. Subclasses may override this method to indicate a different level of library support.
- Overrides:
getLibrarySupportLevel
in class DBSystem