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Depending on the ResultSetConcurrency , the RowSet caches all data or uses an optimized way for retrieving the data, such as, refetching rows by their keys or if provided, by their bookmarks.

In addition, it provides events for RowSet navigation and RowSet modifications to approve the actions and to react on them. @see com::sun::star::sdb::RowChangeAction @see com::sun::star::sdb::RowChangeEvent @see com::sun::star::sdb::RowsChangeEvent

Notifications

A row set is able to be operated in various ways, and additionally it notifies various changes in it's state. Clients of this service can rely on a fixed order of notifications, depending on how they operate on the component.
The following describes the general order of all possible notifications which you can encounter when working with a row set:
approving Before anything really happens, any veto listeners are called to approve the operation which is just being done. This may be either a XRowSetApproveListener::approveCursorMove or XRowSetApproveListener::approveRowChange call. @see XRowSetApproveListener
column values If the operation includes changes in the values of the columns of the row set, then these are notified before anything else (except requests for approval). @see ResultSet @see com::sun::star::sdbcx::XColumnsSupplier
operation done When the operation is done, you get a notification about this. It may be a XRowSetListener::cursorMoved or a XRowSetListener::rowChanged call or a XRowsChangeListener::rowsChanged call.
row state If the operation leads to a change in the state of the IsModified and/or IsNew property, this is notified next (in this order).
row count If the operation leads to new knowledge about the number of rows in the result set, the respective changes in the RowCount and IsRowCountFinal are notified last (in this order).


The following matrix shows the notifications which apply to the different operations:
approveCursorMoveapproveRowChange column values cursorMovedrowChanged rowsChanged IsModifiedIsNew RowCountIsRowCountFinal
XResultSet
nextXXXXXXX
beforeFirstXXXXX
afterLastXXXXXXX
firstXXXXXXX
lastXXXXXXX
absoluteXXXXXXX
relativeXXXXXXX
previousXXXXXXX
refreshRowXXX
cancelRowUpdatesXX
XResultSetUpdate
insertRowXXXXXXXX
updateRowXXXXX
deleteRowXXXXXXX
moveToInsertRowXXXXX
moveToCurrentRowXXXX
XDeleteRows
deleteRowsXXXXXXX
XRowLocate
moveToBookmarkXXXXX
moveRelativeToBookmarkXXXXXXX

Deletions

Via XResultSetUpdate::deleteRow, you can delete the current row of a RowSet. This deleted row then doesn't vanish immediately, but is still present, and subsequent calls to XResultSet::rowDeleted will return . The deleted row "vanishes" from the RowSet as soon as the cursor is moved away from it.
As a consequence, the behavior of several other methods is affected:

XResultSet::getRow
returns the position of the cursor, which has not been changed by the deletion.
XResultSet: next, first, last, absolute, relative, previous, beforeFirst, afterLast
will let the deleted row vanish from the result set. As a consequence, the RowCount will decrease when you do such a move operation after deleting a row.
A special case to note is the next call: When you delete row, say, 15, followed by next, then your RowSet afterwards still is on row 15, since the deleted row vanished with the move operation.
XResultSet::refreshRow
will throw an exception when the cursor is on a deleted row.
XRow: getFoo
will return an empty value when the cursor is on a deleted row.
XRowLocate::getBookmark
will throw an exception when the cursor is on a deleted row.
XRowUpdate: updateFoo
will throw an exception when the cursor is on a deleted row.
XResultSetUpdate::deleteRow
will throw an exception when the cursor is on a deleted row.
XResultSetUpdate::moveToInsertRow
will let the deleted row vanish from the result set. As a consequence, the RowCount will decrease. Also, subsequent calls to XResultSetUpdate::moveToCurrentRow will not be able to move back to the deleted row (since it vanished), but only to the row after the deleted row.

*/ published service RowSet { service com::sun::star::sdbc::RowSet; service com::sun::star::sdb::ResultSet; /** can be used to allow an interaction handler to supply missing data during a execute process.

If you want a row set to be based on a parametrized query, you will usually use the XParameters interface.
However, you can also choose to let an interaction handler supply such data. For this, you may for instance instantiate an InteractionHandler, which asks the user for the data, or you may write your own one, which supplies the data from somewhere else. The default implementation will only ask for parameters which aren't set before through the XParameters interface.

@see com::sun::star::sdb::InteractionHandler */ interface com::sun::star::sdb::XCompletedExecution; /** approving of actions performed on the row set.

The support of this interface implies a semantical extension to the XResultSetUpdate interface which is supported via the ResultSet.

@see XResultSetUpdate */ interface XRowSetApproveBroadcaster; /** is the interface for updating row data to the database.

The optional support of this interface is already implied with the support of the ResultSet service.

However, note that the additional support of the XRowSetApproveBroadcaster interface results in a semantical extension: the methods XResultSetUpdate::insertRow, XResultSetUpdate::updateRow and XResultSetUpdate::deleteRow will now throw the RowSetVetoException if the action which is to be performed was vetoed by one of the XRowSetApproveListener's.

*/ [optional] interface com::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSetUpdate; /** is the interface for deleting more than one row, identified by it's bookmark.

The optional support of this interface is already implied with the support of the ResultSet service.

However, note that the additional support of the XRowSetApproveBroadcaster interface results in a semantical extension: the method XDeleteRows::deleteRows will now throw the RowSetVetoException if the deletion was vetoed by one of the XRowSetApproveListener's.

*/ [optional] interface com::sun::star::sdbcx::XDeleteRows; /** creates a second result set which is based on the same data.

The new result set is interoperable with the row set which created it, e.g., you can exchange bookmarks between both sets.

If the row set is not alive (i.e., it was not executed before), is returned.

*/ interface XResultSetAccess; /** gives access to the parameters contained in the SQL statement represented by the component.

If your RowSet is bound to an SQL command or query which contains parameters, or has a Filter or Order which contains parameters, then those can be accessed using the XParametersSupplier interface.

The returned container contains parameter objects which do allow write access to the parameters (which is equivalent to using the XParameters interface inherited from RowSet). Additionally, they provide information about the parameters, such as their name (if they have one), their type, and the like.

*/ [optional] interface XParametersSupplier; /** is the connection generated by a DataSource or by a URL. It could also be set from outside. When set from outside the RowSet is not responsible for the closing of the connection. */ [property] com::sun::star::sdbc::XConnection ActiveConnection; /** is the name of the datasource to use, this could be a named datasource or the URL of a data access component. */ [property] string DataSourceName; /** is the command which should be executed, the type of command depends on the CommandType.

In case of a CommandType of CommandType::COMMAND, means in case the Command specifies an SQL statement, the inherited RowSet::EscapeProcessing becomes relevant:
It then can be to used to specify whether the SQL statement should be analyzed on the client side before sending it to the database server.
The default value for RowSet::EscapeProcessing is . By switching it to , you can pass backend-specific SQL statements, which are not standard SQL, to your database.

@see com::sun::star::sdb::CommandType @see com::sun::star::sdbc::RowSet::EscapeProcessing */ [property] string Command; /** is the type of the command. @see com::sun::star::sdb::CommandType */ [property] long CommandType; /** is the command which is currently used. @see com::sun::star::sdb::CommandType */ [readonly, property] string ActiveCommand; /** indicates whether all results should be discarded or not. */ [property] boolean IgnoreResult; /** additional filter for a row set. */ [property] string Filter; /** indicates whether the filter should be applied or not, default is . */ [property] boolean ApplyFilter; /** additional having clause for the row set */ [optional,property] string HavingClause; /** additional group by for the row set */ [optional,property] string GroupBy; /** is a additional sort order definition for a row set. */ [property] string Order; /** indicates the privileges for insert, update, and delete. @see com::sun::star::sdbcx::Privilege */ [readonly, property] long Privileges; /** indicates that the current row is modified. */ [readonly, property] boolean IsModified; /** indicates that the current row is going to be inserted to the database. */ [readonly, property] boolean IsNew; /** contains the number of rows accessed in a the data source. */ [readonly, property] long RowCount; /** indicates that all rows of the row set have been counted. */ [readonly, property] boolean IsRowCountFinal; /** is the name of the table which should be updated, this is usually used for queries which relate to more than one table. */ [optional, property] string UpdateTableName; /** is the name of the table catalog */ [optional, property] string UpdateCatalogName; /** is the name of the table schema. */ [optional, property] string UpdateSchemaName; }; //============================================================================= }; }; }; }; /*=========================================================================== ===========================================================================*/ #endif /* vim:set shiftwidth=4 softtabstop=4 expandtab: */