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Interface Summary | |
| Batcher | Manages PreparedStatements for a session. |
| BatcherFactory | Factory for Batcher instances. |
| ConnectionManager.Callback | |
| ConnectionWrapper | Interface implemented by JDBC connection wrappers in order to give access to the underlying wrapped connection. |
| Expectation | Defines an expected DML operation outcome. |
| JDBCContext.Context | |
| Work | Contract for performing a discrete piece of JDBC work. |
Class Summary | |
| AbstractBatcher | Manages prepared statements and batching. |
| BatchedTooManyRowsAffectedException | Much like TooManyRowsAffectedException, indicates that more
rows than what we were expcecting were affected. |
| BatchFailedException | Indicates a failed batch entry (-3 return). |
| BatchingBatcher | An implementation of the Batcher interface that actually uses batching |
| BatchingBatcherFactory | A BatcherFactory implementation which constructs Batcher instances capable of actually performing batch operations. |
| BorrowedConnectionProxy | A proxy for borrowed connections which funnels all requests back into the ConnectionManager from which it was borrowed to be properly handled (in terms of connection release modes). |
| ColumnNameCache | Implementation of ColumnNameCache. |
| ConnectionManager | Encapsulates JDBC Connection management logic needed by Hibernate. |
| Expectations | Holds various often used Expectation definitions. |
| Expectations.BasicExpectation | |
| Expectations.BasicParamExpectation | |
| JDBCContext | Acts as the mediary between "entity-mode related" sessions in terms of their interaction with the JDBC data store. |
| NonBatchingBatcher | An implementation of the Batcher interface that does no batching |
| NonBatchingBatcherFactory | A BatcherFactory implementation which constructs Batcher instances that do not perform batch operations. |
| ResultSetWrapper | A ResultSet delegate, responsible for locally caching the columnName-to-columnIndex resolution that has been found to be inefficient in a few vendor's drivers (i.e., Oracle and Postgres). |
| TooManyRowsAffectedException | Indicates that more rows were affected then we were expecting to be. |