See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| OracleArrayMapping |
Mapping for arrays for Oracle.
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| OracleBitSetMapping |
Mapping for a BitSet type for Oracle.
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| OracleBlobRDBMSMapping |
Maps a Field to an Oracle BLOB.
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| OracleClobRDBMSMapping |
Mapping for Oracle CLOB type.
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| OracleCollectionMapping |
Oracle variant of the CollectionMapping for cases where we are serialising
the field into a single column.
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| OracleMapMapping |
Oracle variant of the MapMapping for cases where we are serialising
the field into a single column.
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| OracleRDBMSMappingManager |
Mapping manager for Oracle RDBMS adapters.
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| OracleSerialisedObjectMapping |
Mapping for Object and Serializable types.
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| OracleSerialisedPCMapping |
Mapping for a serialised PersistenceCapable object for Oracle.
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| OracleStringMapping |
Mapping for a String type for Oracle when stored in a BLOB or CLOB column.
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| XMLTypeRDBMSMapping |
Mapping for an Oracle XMLType type.
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Package containing mappings for Oracle datastores, extending on the mappings found in packages org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.mapping.java and org.datanucleus.store.rdbms.mapping.datastore. The typical issue with Oracle is that to store a BLOB you have to INSERT using "EMPTY_BLOB()" and then have a postInsert() step that retrieves the "EMPTY_BLOB" and updates it directly. Totally contrary to the idea of having a "standard" JDBC API and strangely its only Oracle that needs such drugs to perform basic things.
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