oracle.sql
Interface ORADataFactory

All Superinterfaces:

oracle.jdbc.internal.ObjectDataFactory

public interface ORADataFactory
extends oracle.jdbc.internal.ObjectDataFactory

ORAData factory interface.

This interface complements ORAData. It is passed to getORAData() to create customized ORAData objects. The following example shows the typical use of this interface:

  EmpFactory factory = new EmpFactory();
  OracleResultSet rs = ... ;
  Emp m = (Emp) rs.getORAData(column, factory);
  ...
  

This interface is the replacement of the old CustomDatumFactory interface that has been deprecated in the Oracle 9i release.

Since:

9iBeta

See Also:

oracle.jdbc.ORAData, oracle.jdbc.PreparedStatement, SQLData

Method Summary

ORAData

create(Datum d, int sqlType) Create an ORAData from a oralce.sql.Datum

Method Detail

create

ORAData create(Datum d,
               int sqlType)
               throws java.sql.SQLException

Create an ORAData from a oralce.sql.Datum

This method creates the customized ORAData from a Datum. Sometimes, it is convenient to have the same class implement both ORAData and ORADataFactory.

Parameters:

d - The Datum to be used to initialize the Object being created.

sqlType - The SQL type of the specified Datum.

Returns:

an Object that embeds information from d.

Throws:

java.sql.SQLException - if an error occurred.