See: Description
Class | Description |
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alltypes |
Represents a row in the alltypes table.
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alltypesMgr |
Manages various operations on the alltypes table.
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alltypesMgr
class to see the DBO operations that can be
carried out in a row represented by alltypes
This package is for documentation of DBO operations only. There is no run-time utility or use of this package apart from the documentation.
In postgres, the example alltypes table looks like so:
Column | Type | Modifiers -----------------+-----------------------------+------------------------------------------------------- id | integer | not null default nextval('alltypes_id_seq'::regclass) smallint_val | smallint | int_val | integer | not null bigint_val | bigint | float_val | real | double_val | double precision | numeric_val | numeric(5,2) | char_val | character(10) | varchar_val | character varying(10) | longvarchar_val | text | date_val | date | time_val | time without time zone | timestamp_val | timestamp without time zone | bit_val | bit(1) | array_val | character varying(10)[] | boolean_val | boolean | json_val | json | jsonb_val | jsonb | Indexes: "alltypes_pkey" PRIMARY KEY, btree (id)
For this example table, the DBO generates an alltypes bean (corresponding to the columns/attributes in this table) as well as a alltypesMgr class that operates on these alltypes beans.