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java.lang.Object
   workbench.storage.SqlLiteralFormatter

SqlLiteralFormatter
public class SqlLiteralFormatter (Code)

author:
   support@sql-workbench.net


Field Summary
final public static  StringANSI_DATE_LITERAL_TYPE
    
final public static  StringDBMS_DATE_LITERAL_TYPE
    
final public static  StringJDBC_DATE_LITERAL_TYPE
    
final public static  StringSTANDARD_DATE_LITERAL_TYPE
    

Constructor Summary
public  SqlLiteralFormatter()
     Create a new formatter with default formatting.
public  SqlLiteralFormatter(WbConnection con)
     Create new formatter specifically for the DBMS identified by the connection.

Method Summary
public  voidcreateAnsiBlobLiterals()
    
public  voidcreateBlobFiles(DataFileWriter bw)
     Create external BLOB files instead of BLOB literals.
public  voidcreateDbmsBlobLiterals(WbConnection con)
     Create BLOB literals that are compatible with the DBMS identified by the connection. If no specific formatter for the given DMBS can be found, the generic ANSI formatter will be used.
public  CharSequencegetDefaultLiteral(ColumnData data)
     Return the default literal for the given column data. Date and Timestamp data will be formatted according to the syntax defined by the SqlLiteralFormatter.setProduct(String) method or through the connection provided in the constructor.
Parameters:
  data - the data to be converted into a literal.
public  voidnoBlobHandling()
     Do not write BLOBs as SQL Literals.
public  voidsetProduct(WbConnection con)
     Select the DBMS specific date literal according to the DBMS identified by the connection.
public  voidsetProduct(String product)
     Use a specific product name for formatting date and timestamp values. This call is ignored if the passed value is DBMS and this instance has been initialised with a Connection (thus the DBMS specific formatter is already selected).
Parameters:
  product - the product to use.
public  voidsetTreatClobAsFile(DataFileWriter writer, String encoding)
     Create external files for CLOB columns (instead of String literals).

Field Detail
ANSI_DATE_LITERAL_TYPE
final public static String ANSI_DATE_LITERAL_TYPE(Code)
The "product" for the ansi date literal format



DBMS_DATE_LITERAL_TYPE
final public static String DBMS_DATE_LITERAL_TYPE(Code)
The "product" for the dbms specific date literal format



JDBC_DATE_LITERAL_TYPE
final public static String JDBC_DATE_LITERAL_TYPE(Code)
The "product" for the jdbc date literal format



STANDARD_DATE_LITERAL_TYPE
final public static String STANDARD_DATE_LITERAL_TYPE(Code)
The "product" for the standard date literal format




Constructor Detail
SqlLiteralFormatter
public SqlLiteralFormatter()(Code)
Create a new formatter with default formatting.



SqlLiteralFormatter
public SqlLiteralFormatter(WbConnection con)(Code)
Create new formatter specifically for the DBMS identified by the connection. The type of date literals used, can be changed to a different "product" using SqlLiteralFormatter.setProduct(String)
Parameters:
  con - the connection identifying the DBMS
See Also:   workbench.db.DbMetadata.getProductName




Method Detail
createAnsiBlobLiterals
public void createAnsiBlobLiterals()(Code)
Create ANSI compatible BLOB literals



createBlobFiles
public void createBlobFiles(DataFileWriter bw)(Code)
Create external BLOB files instead of BLOB literals. This will reset any literal formatting selected with createAnsiBlobLiterals() or createDbmsBlobLiterals(). The generated SQL Literal will be compatible with SQL Workbench extended blob handling and will generate literals in the format {$blobfile=...}
Parameters:
  bw - the writer to be used for writing the BLOB content



createDbmsBlobLiterals
public void createDbmsBlobLiterals(WbConnection con)(Code)
Create BLOB literals that are compatible with the DBMS identified by the connection. If no specific formatter for the given DMBS can be found, the generic ANSI formatter will be used.
Parameters:
  con - the connection (i.e. the DBMS) for which the literals should be created



getDefaultLiteral
public CharSequence getDefaultLiteral(ColumnData data)(Code)
Return the default literal for the given column data. Date and Timestamp data will be formatted according to the syntax defined by the SqlLiteralFormatter.setProduct(String) method or through the connection provided in the constructor.
Parameters:
  data - the data to be converted into a literal. the literal to be used in a SQL statement
See Also:   SqlLiteralFormatter.setProduct(String)



noBlobHandling
public void noBlobHandling()(Code)
Do not write BLOBs as SQL Literals.



setProduct
public void setProduct(WbConnection con)(Code)
Select the DBMS specific date literal according to the DBMS identified by the connection.
Parameters:
  con - the connection to identify the DBMS
See Also:   SqlLiteralFormatter.setProduct(String)



setProduct
public void setProduct(String product)(Code)
Use a specific product name for formatting date and timestamp values. This call is ignored if the passed value is DBMS and this instance has been initialised with a Connection (thus the DBMS specific formatter is already selected).
Parameters:
  product - the product to use. This is the key to the map defining the formats
See Also:   workbench.db.DbMetadata.getProductName



setTreatClobAsFile
public void setTreatClobAsFile(DataFileWriter writer, String encoding)(Code)
Create external files for CLOB columns (instead of String literals). The generated SQL Literal will be compatible with SQL Workbench extended LOB handling and will generate literals in the format {$clobfile='...' encoding='encoding'}
Parameters:
  writer - the writer to be used for writing the BLOB content
Parameters:
  encoding - the encoding to be used to write the CLOB files



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