Represents the meta data for a database.
| Methods |
| boolean |
allProceduresAreCallable()
Checks if all procedures callable.
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| boolean |
allProceduresAreCallable()
Checks if all procedures callable.
Returns:
true
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| boolean |
allTablesAreSelectable()
Checks if it possible to query all tables returned by getTables.
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| boolean |
allTablesAreSelectable()
Checks if it possible to query all tables returned by getTables.
Returns:
true
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| boolean |
autoCommitFailureClosesAllResultSets()
Returns whether an exception while auto commit is on closes all result sets.
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| boolean |
autoCommitFailureClosesAllResultSets()
Returns whether an exception while auto commit is on closes all result sets.

Returns:
true
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| boolean |
dataDefinitionIgnoredInTransactions()
Returns whether CREATE/DROP do not affect transactions.
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| boolean |
dataDefinitionIgnoredInTransactions()
Returns whether CREATE/DROP do not affect transactions.

Parameters:
type - the result set type
Returns:
false
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| boolean |
doesMaxRowSizeIncludeBlobs()
Returns whether the maximum row size includes blobs.
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| boolean |
doesMaxRowSizeIncludeBlobs()
Returns whether the maximum row size includes blobs.
Returns:
false
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| ResultSet |
getAttributes(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String typeNamePattern, String attributeNamePattern)
[Not supported]
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| ResultSet |
getAttributes(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String typeNamePattern, String attributeNamePattern) throws SQLException
[Not supported]
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| ResultSet |
getBestRowIdentifier(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableName, int scope, boolean nullable)
Gets the list of columns that best identifier a row in a table.
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| ResultSet |
getBestRowIdentifier(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableName, int scope, boolean nullable) throws SQLException
Gets the list of columns that best identifier a row in a table.
The list is ordered by SCOPE.
- 1 SCOPE (short) scope of result (always bestRowSession)
- 2 COLUMN_NAME (String) column name
- 3 DATA_TYPE (short) SQL data type, see also java.sql.Types
- 4 TYPE_NAME (String) type name
- 5 COLUMN_SIZE (int) precision
(values larger than 2 GB are returned as 2 GB)
- 6 BUFFER_LENGTH (int) unused
- 7 DECIMAL_DIGITS (short) scale
- 8 PSEUDO_COLUMN (short) (always bestRowNotPseudo)
Parameters:
catalogPattern - null (to get all objects) or the catalog name
schemaPattern - null (to get all objects) or a schema name
(uppercase for unquoted names)
tableName - table name (must be specified)
scope - ignored
nullable - ignored
Returns:
the primary key index
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
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| String |
getCatalogSeparator()
Returns the catalog separator.
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| String |
getCatalogSeparator()
Returns the catalog separator.
Returns:
"."
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| String |
getCatalogTerm()
Returns the term for "catalog".
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| String |
getCatalogTerm()
Returns the term for "catalog".
Returns:
"catalog"
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| ResultSet |
getCatalogs()
Gets the list of catalogs.
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| ResultSet |
getCatalogs() throws SQLException
Gets the list of catalogs.
The result set is sorted by TABLE_CAT.
- 1 TABLE_CAT (String) catalog name
Returns:
the catalog list
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
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| ResultSet |
getClientInfoProperties()
[Not supported] Returns the client info properties.
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| ResultSet |
getClientInfoProperties() throws SQLException
[Not supported] Returns the client info properties.
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| ResultSet |
getColumnPrivileges(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String table, String columnNamePattern)
Gets the list of column privileges.
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| ResultSet |
getColumnPrivileges(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String table, String columnNamePattern) throws SQLException
Gets the list of column privileges. The result set is sorted by
COLUMN_NAME and PRIVILEGE
- 1 TABLE_CAT (String) table catalog
- 2 TABLE_SCHEM (String) table schema
- 3 TABLE_NAME (String) table name
- 4 COLUMN_NAME (String) column name
- 5 GRANTOR (String) grantor of access
- 6 GRANTEE (String) grantee of access
- 7 PRIVILEGE (String) SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE or REFERENCES
(only one per row)
- 8 IS_GRANTABLE (String) YES means the grantee can grant access to
others
Parameters:
catalogPattern - null (to get all objects) or the catalog name
schemaPattern - null (to get all objects) or a schema name (uppercase for
unquoted names)
table - a table name (uppercase for unquoted names)
columnNamePattern - null (to get all objects) or a column name
(uppercase for unquoted names)
Returns:
the list of privileges
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
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| ResultSet |
getColumns(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableNamePattern, String columnNamePattern)
Gets the list of columns.
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| ResultSet |
getColumns(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableNamePattern, String columnNamePattern) throws SQLException
Gets the list of columns. The result set is sorted by TABLE_SCHEM,
TABLE_NAME, and ORDINAL_POSITION.
- 1 TABLE_CAT (String) table catalog
- 2 TABLE_SCHEM (String) table schema
- 3 TABLE_NAME (String) table name
- 4 COLUMN_NAME (String) column name
- 5 DATA_TYPE (short) data type (see java.sql.Types)
- 6 TYPE_NAME (String) data type name ("INTEGER", "VARCHAR",...)
- 7 COLUMN_SIZE (int) precision
(values larger than 2 GB are returned as 2 GB)
- 8 BUFFER_LENGTH (int) unused
- 9 DECIMAL_DIGITS (int) scale (0 for INTEGER and VARCHAR)
- 10 NUM_PREC_RADIX (int) radix (always 10)
- 11 NULLABLE (int) columnNoNulls or columnNullable
- 12 REMARKS (String) comment (always empty)
- 13 COLUMN_DEF (String) default value
- 14 SQL_DATA_TYPE (int) unused
- 15 SQL_DATETIME_SUB (int) unused
- 16 CHAR_OCTET_LENGTH (int) unused
- 17 ORDINAL_POSITION (int) the column index (1,2,...)
- 18 IS_NULLABLE (String) "NO" or "YES"
- 19 SCOPE_CATALOG (String) always null
- 20 SCOPE_SCHEMA (String) always null
- 21 SCOPE_TABLE (String) always null
- 22 SOURCE_DATA_TYPE (short) null
- 23 IS_AUTOINCREMENT (String) "NO" or "YES"
- 24 SCOPE_CATLOG (String) always null (the typo is on purpose,
for compatibility with the JDBC specification prior to 4.1)
Parameters:
catalogPattern - null (to get all objects) or the catalog name
schemaPattern - null (to get all objects) or a schema name
(uppercase for unquoted names)
tableNamePattern - null (to get all objects) or a table name
(uppercase for unquoted names)
columnNamePattern - null (to get all objects) or a column name
(uppercase for unquoted names)
Returns:
the list of columns
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
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| Connection |
getConnection()
Returns the connection that created this object.
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| Connection |
getConnection()
Returns the connection that created this object.
Returns:
the connection
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| ResultSet |
getCrossReference(String primaryCatalogPattern, String primarySchemaPattern, String primaryTable, String foreignCatalogPattern, String foreignSchemaPattern, String foreignTable)
Gets the list of foreign key columns that references a table, as well as
the list of primary key columns that are references by a table.
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| ResultSet |
getCrossReference(String primaryCatalogPattern, String primarySchemaPattern, String primaryTable, String foreignCatalogPattern, String foreignSchemaPattern, String foreignTable) throws SQLException
Gets the list of foreign key columns that references a table, as well as
the list of primary key columns that are references by a table. The
result set is sorted by FKTABLE_CAT, FKTABLE_SCHEM, FKTABLE_NAME,
FK_NAME, KEY_SEQ.
- 1 PKTABLE_CAT (String) primary catalog
- 2 PKTABLE_SCHEM (String) primary schema
- 3 PKTABLE_NAME (String) primary table
- 4 PKCOLUMN_NAME (String) primary column
- 5 FKTABLE_CAT (String) foreign catalog
- 6 FKTABLE_SCHEM (String) foreign schema
- 7 FKTABLE_NAME (String) foreign table
- 8 FKCOLUMN_NAME (String) foreign column
- 9 KEY_SEQ (short) sequence number (1,2,...)
- 10 UPDATE_RULE (short) action on update (see
DatabaseMetaData.importedKey...)
- 11 DELETE_RULE (short) action on delete (see
DatabaseMetaData.importedKey...)
- 12 FK_NAME (String) foreign key name
- 13 PK_NAME (String) primary key name
- 14 DEFERRABILITY (short) deferrable or not (always
importedKeyNotDeferrable)
Parameters:
primaryCatalogPattern - null or the catalog name
primarySchemaPattern - the schema name of the primary table
(optional)
primaryTable - the name of the primary table (must be specified)
foreignCatalogPattern - null or the catalog name
foreignSchemaPattern - the schema name of the foreign table
(optional)
foreignTable - the name of the foreign table (must be specified)
Returns:
the result set
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
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| int |
getDatabaseMajorVersion()
Gets the major version of the database.
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| int |
getDatabaseMajorVersion()
Gets the major version of the database.
Returns:
the major version
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| int |
getDatabaseMinorVersion()
Gets the minor version of the database.
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| int |
getDatabaseMinorVersion()
Gets the minor version of the database.
Returns:
the minor version
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| String |
getDatabaseProductName()
Gets the database product name.
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| String |
getDatabaseProductName()
Gets the database product name.
Returns:
the product name ("H2")
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| String |
getDatabaseProductVersion()
Gets the product version of the database.
|
| String |
getDatabaseProductVersion()
Gets the product version of the database.
Returns:
the product version
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| int |
getDefaultTransactionIsolation()
Returns the default transaction isolation level.
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| int |
getDefaultTransactionIsolation()
Returns the default transaction isolation level.
Returns:
Connection.TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED
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| int |
getDriverMajorVersion()
Returns the major version of this driver.
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| int |
getDriverMajorVersion()
Returns the major version of this driver.
Returns:
the major version number
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| int |
getDriverMinorVersion()
Returns the minor version of this driver.
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| int |
getDriverMinorVersion()
Returns the minor version of this driver.
Returns:
the minor version number
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| String |
getDriverName()
Gets the name of the JDBC driver.
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| String |
getDriverName()
Gets the name of the JDBC driver.
Returns:
the driver name ("H2 JDBC Driver")
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| String |
getDriverVersion()
Gets the version number of the driver.
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| String |
getDriverVersion()
Gets the version number of the driver. The format is
[MajorVersion].[MinorVersion].
Returns:
the version number
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| ResultSet |
getExportedKeys(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableName)
Gets the list of foreign key columns that reference a table.
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| ResultSet |
getExportedKeys(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableName) throws SQLException
Gets the list of foreign key columns that reference a table. The result
set is sorted by FKTABLE_CAT, FKTABLE_SCHEM, FKTABLE_NAME, FK_NAME,
KEY_SEQ.
- 1 PKTABLE_CAT (String) primary catalog
- 2 PKTABLE_SCHEM (String) primary schema
- 3 PKTABLE_NAME (String) primary table
- 4 PKCOLUMN_NAME (String) primary column
- 5 FKTABLE_CAT (String) foreign catalog
- 6 FKTABLE_SCHEM (String) foreign schema
- 7 FKTABLE_NAME (String) foreign table
- 8 FKCOLUMN_NAME (String) foreign column
- 9 KEY_SEQ (short) sequence number (1,2,...)
- 10 UPDATE_RULE (short) action on update (see
DatabaseMetaData.importedKey...)
- 11 DELETE_RULE (short) action on delete (see
DatabaseMetaData.importedKey...)
- 12 FK_NAME (String) foreign key name
- 13 PK_NAME (String) primary key name
- 14 DEFERRABILITY (short) deferrable or not (always
importedKeyNotDeferrable)
Parameters:
catalogPattern - null or the catalog name
schemaPattern - the schema name of the primary table
tableName - the name of the primary table
Returns:
the result set
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
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| String |
()
Returns the characters that are allowed for identifiers in addiction to
A-Z, a-z, 0-9 and '_'.
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| String |
()
Returns the characters that are allowed for identifiers in addiction to
A-Z, a-z, 0-9 and '_'.
Returns:
an empty String ("")
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| ResultSet |
getFunctionColumns(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String functionNamePattern, String columnNamePattern)
[Not supported] Gets the list of function columns.
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| ResultSet |
getFunctionColumns(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String functionNamePattern, String columnNamePattern) throws SQLException
[Not supported] Gets the list of function columns.
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| ResultSet |
getFunctions(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String functionNamePattern)
[Not supported] Gets the list of functions.
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| ResultSet |
getFunctions(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String functionNamePattern) throws SQLException
[Not supported] Gets the list of functions.
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| String |
getIdentifierQuoteString()
Returns the string used to quote identifiers.
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| String |
getIdentifierQuoteString()
Returns the string used to quote identifiers.
Returns:
a double quote
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| ResultSet |
getImportedKeys(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableName)
Gets the list of primary key columns that are referenced by a table.
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| ResultSet |
getImportedKeys(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableName) throws SQLException
Gets the list of primary key columns that are referenced by a table. The
result set is sorted by PKTABLE_CAT, PKTABLE_SCHEM, PKTABLE_NAME,
FK_NAME, KEY_SEQ.
- 1 PKTABLE_CAT (String) primary catalog
- 2 PKTABLE_SCHEM (String) primary schema
- 3 PKTABLE_NAME (String) primary table
- 4 PKCOLUMN_NAME (String) primary column
- 5 FKTABLE_CAT (String) foreign catalog
- 6 FKTABLE_SCHEM (String) foreign schema
- 7 FKTABLE_NAME (String) foreign table
- 8 FKCOLUMN_NAME (String) foreign column
- 9 KEY_SEQ (short) sequence number (1, 2, ...)
- 10 UPDATE_RULE (short) action on update (see
DatabaseMetaData.importedKey...)
- 11 DELETE_RULE (short) action on delete (see
DatabaseMetaData.importedKey...)
- 12 FK_NAME (String) foreign key name
- 13 PK_NAME (String) primary key name
- 14 DEFERRABILITY (short) deferrable or not (always
importedKeyNotDeferrable)
Parameters:
catalogPattern - null (to get all objects) or the catalog name
schemaPattern - the schema name of the foreign table
tableName - the name of the foreign table
Returns:
the result set
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
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| ResultSet |
getIndexInfo(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableName, boolean unique, boolean approximate)
Gets the list of indexes for this database.
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| ResultSet |
getIndexInfo(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableName, boolean unique, boolean approximate) throws SQLException
Gets the list of indexes for this database. The primary key index (if
there is one) is also listed, with the name PRIMARY_KEY. The result set
is sorted by NON_UNIQUE ('false' first), TYPE, TABLE_SCHEM, INDEX_NAME,
and ORDINAL_POSITION.
- 1 TABLE_CAT (String) table catalog
- 2 TABLE_SCHEM (String) table schema
- 3 TABLE_NAME (String) table name
- 4 NON_UNIQUE (boolean) 'true' if non-unique
- 5 INDEX_QUALIFIER (String) index catalog
- 6 INDEX_NAME (String) index name
- 7 TYPE (short) the index type (always tableIndexOther)
- 8 ORDINAL_POSITION (short) column index (1, 2, ...)
- 9 COLUMN_NAME (String) column name
- 10 ASC_OR_DESC (String) ascending or descending (always 'A')
- 11 CARDINALITY (int) numbers of unique values
- 12 PAGES (int) number of pages use (always 0)
- 13 FILTER_CONDITION (String) filter condition (always empty)
- 14 SORT_TYPE (int) the sort type bit map: 1=DESCENDING,
2=NULLS_FIRST, 4=NULLS_LAST
Parameters:
catalogPattern - null or the catalog name
schemaPattern - null (to get all objects) or a schema name
(uppercase for unquoted names)
tableName - table name (must be specified)
unique - only unique indexes
approximate - is ignored
Returns:
the list of indexes and columns
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
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| int |
getJDBCMajorVersion()
Gets the major version of the supported JDBC API.
|
| int |
getJDBCMajorVersion()
Gets the major version of the supported JDBC API.
This method returns 4 when the driver is compiled using Java 5 or 6.
It returns 3 otherwise.
Returns:
the major version (4 or 3)
|
| int |
getJDBCMinorVersion()
Gets the minor version of the supported JDBC API.
|
| int |
getJDBCMinorVersion()
Gets the minor version of the supported JDBC API.
Returns:
the minor version (0)
|
| int |
getMaxBinaryLiteralLength()
Returns the maximum length for hex values (characters).
|
| int |
getMaxBinaryLiteralLength()
Returns the maximum length for hex values (characters).
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
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| int |
getMaxCatalogNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for a catalog name.
|
| int |
getMaxCatalogNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for a catalog name.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxCharLiteralLength()
Returns the maximum length for literals.
|
| int |
getMaxCharLiteralLength()
Returns the maximum length for literals.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxColumnNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for column names.
|
| int |
getMaxColumnNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for column names.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxColumnsInGroupBy()
Returns the maximum number of columns in GROUP BY.
|
| int |
getMaxColumnsInGroupBy()
Returns the maximum number of columns in GROUP BY.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxColumnsInIndex()
Returns the maximum number of columns in CREATE INDEX.
|
| int |
getMaxColumnsInIndex()
Returns the maximum number of columns in CREATE INDEX.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxColumnsInOrderBy()
Returns the maximum number of columns in ORDER BY.
|
| int |
getMaxColumnsInOrderBy()
Returns the maximum number of columns in ORDER BY.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxColumnsInSelect()
Returns the maximum number of columns in SELECT.
|
| int |
getMaxColumnsInSelect()
Returns the maximum number of columns in SELECT.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxColumnsInTable()
Returns the maximum number of columns in CREATE TABLE.
|
| int |
getMaxColumnsInTable()
Returns the maximum number of columns in CREATE TABLE.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxConnections()
Returns the maximum number of open connection.
|
| int |
getMaxConnections()
Returns the maximum number of open connection.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxCursorNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for a cursor name.
|
| int |
getMaxCursorNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for a cursor name.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxIndexLength()
Returns the maximum length for an index (in bytes).
|
| int |
getMaxIndexLength()
Returns the maximum length for an index (in bytes).
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxProcedureNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for a procedure name.
|
| int |
getMaxProcedureNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for a procedure name.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxRowSize()
Returns the maximum size of a row (in bytes).
|
| int |
getMaxRowSize()
Returns the maximum size of a row (in bytes).
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxSchemaNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for a schema name.
|
| int |
getMaxSchemaNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for a schema name.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxStatementLength()
Returns the maximum length of a statement.
|
| int |
getMaxStatementLength()
Returns the maximum length of a statement.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxStatements()
Returns the maximum number of open statements.
|
| int |
getMaxStatements()
Returns the maximum number of open statements.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxTableNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for a table name.
|
| int |
getMaxTableNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for a table name.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxTablesInSelect()
Returns the maximum number of tables in a SELECT.
|
| int |
getMaxTablesInSelect()
Returns the maximum number of tables in a SELECT.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| int |
getMaxUserNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for a user name.
|
| int |
getMaxUserNameLength()
Returns the maximum length for a user name.
Returns:
0 for limit is unknown
|
| String |
getNumericFunctions()
Returns the list of numeric functions supported by this database.
|
| String |
getNumericFunctions() throws SQLException
Returns the list of numeric functions supported by this database.
Returns:
the list
|
| ResultSet |
getPrimaryKeys(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableName)
Gets the primary key columns for a table.
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| ResultSet |
getPrimaryKeys(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableName) throws SQLException
Gets the primary key columns for a table. The result set is sorted by
TABLE_SCHEM, and COLUMN_NAME (and not by KEY_SEQ).
- 1 TABLE_CAT (String) table catalog
- 2 TABLE_SCHEM (String) table schema
- 3 TABLE_NAME (String) table name
- 4 COLUMN_NAME (String) column name
- 5 KEY_SEQ (short) the column index of this column (1,2,...)
- 6 PK_NAME (String) the name of the primary key index
Parameters:
catalogPattern - null or the catalog name
schemaPattern - null (to get all objects) or a schema name
(uppercase for unquoted names)
tableName - table name (must be specified)
Returns:
the list of primary key columns
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
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| ResultSet |
getProcedureColumns(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String procedureNamePattern, String columnNamePattern)
Gets the list of procedure columns.
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| ResultSet |
getProcedureColumns(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String procedureNamePattern, String columnNamePattern) throws SQLException
Gets the list of procedure columns. The result set is sorted by
PROCEDURE_SCHEM, PROCEDURE_NAME, NUM_INPUT_PARAMS, and POS.
There are potentially multiple procedures with the same name, each with a
different number of input parameters.
- 1 PROCEDURE_CAT (String) catalog
- 2 PROCEDURE_SCHEM (String) schema
- 3 PROCEDURE_NAME (String) name
- 4 COLUMN_NAME (String) column name
- 5 COLUMN_TYPE (short) column type
(always DatabaseMetaData.procedureColumnIn)
- 6 DATA_TYPE (short) sql type
- 7 TYPE_NAME (String) type name
- 8 PRECISION (int) precision
- 9 LENGTH (int) length
- 10 SCALE (short) scale
- 11 RADIX (int) always 10
- 12 NULLABLE (short) nullable
(DatabaseMetaData.columnNoNulls for primitive data types,
DatabaseMetaData.columnNullable otherwise)
- 13 REMARKS (String) description
- 14 COLUMN_DEF (String) always null
- 15 SQL_DATA_TYPE (int) for future use, always 0
- 16 SQL_DATETIME_SUB (int) for future use, always 0
- 17 CHAR_OCTET_LENGTH (int) always null
- 18 ORDINAL_POSITION (int) the parameter index
starting from 1 (0 is the return value)
- 19 IS_NULLABLE (String) always "YES"
- 20 SPECIFIC_NAME (String) name
Parameters:
catalogPattern - null or the catalog name
schemaPattern - null (to get all objects) or a schema name
(uppercase for unquoted names)
procedureNamePattern - the procedure name pattern
columnNamePattern - the procedure name pattern
Returns:
the procedure columns
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
|
| String |
getProcedureTerm()
Returns the term for "procedure".
|
| String |
getProcedureTerm()
Returns the term for "procedure".
Returns:
"procedure"
|
| ResultSet |
getProcedures(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String procedureNamePattern)
Gets the list of procedures.
|
| ResultSet |
getProcedures(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String procedureNamePattern) throws SQLException
Gets the list of procedures. The result set is sorted by PROCEDURE_SCHEM,
PROCEDURE_NAME, and NUM_INPUT_PARAMS. There are potentially multiple
procedures with the same name, each with a different number of input
parameters.
- 1 PROCEDURE_CAT (String) catalog
- 2 PROCEDURE_SCHEM (String) schema
- 3 PROCEDURE_NAME (String) name
- 4 NUM_INPUT_PARAMS (int) the number of arguments
- 5 NUM_OUTPUT_PARAMS (int) for future use, always 0
- 6 NUM_RESULT_SETS (int) for future use, always 0
- 7 REMARKS (String) description
- 8 PROCEDURE_TYPE (short) if this procedure returns a result
(procedureNoResult or procedureReturnsResult)
- 9 SPECIFIC_NAME (String) name
Parameters:
catalogPattern - null or the catalog name
schemaPattern - null (to get all objects) or a schema name
(uppercase for unquoted names)
procedureNamePattern - the procedure name pattern
Returns:
the procedures
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
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| int |
getResultSetHoldability()
Gets the result set holdability.
|
| int |
getResultSetHoldability()
Gets the result set holdability.
Returns:
ResultSet.CLOSE_CURSORS_AT_COMMIT
|
| RowIdLifetime |
getRowIdLifetime()
Get the lifetime of a rowid.
|
| RowIdLifetime |
getRowIdLifetime()
Get the lifetime of a rowid.
Returns:
ROWID_UNSUPPORTED
|
| String |
getSQLKeywords()
Gets the comma-separated list of all SQL keywords that are not supported
as table/column/index name, in addition to the SQL-92 keywords.
|
| String |
getSQLKeywords()
Gets the comma-separated list of all SQL keywords that are not supported
as table/column/index name, in addition to the SQL-92 keywords. The list
returned is:
LIMIT,MINUS,ROWNUM,SYSDATE,SYSTIME,SYSTIMESTAMP,TODAY
The complete list of keywords (including SQL-92 keywords) is:
CROSS, CURRENT_DATE, CURRENT_TIME, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, DISTINCT,
EXCEPT, EXISTS, FALSE, FOR, FROM, FULL, GROUP, HAVING, INNER,
INTERSECT, IS, JOIN, LIKE, LIMIT, MINUS, NATURAL, NOT, NULL, ON,
ORDER, PRIMARY, ROWNUM, SELECT, SYSDATE, SYSTIME, SYSTIMESTAMP,
TODAY, TRUE, UNION, UNIQUE, WHERE
Returns:
a list of additional the keywords
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| int |
getSQLStateType()
Gets the SQL State type.
|
| int |
getSQLStateType()
Gets the SQL State type.
Returns:
DatabaseMetaData.sqlStateSQL99
|
| String |
getSchemaTerm()
Returns the term for "schema".
|
| String |
getSchemaTerm()
Returns the term for "schema".
Returns:
"schema"
|
| ResultSet |
getSchemas()
Gets the list of schemas.
|
| ResultSet |
getSchemas() throws SQLException
Gets the list of schemas.
The result set is sorted by TABLE_SCHEM.
- 1 TABLE_SCHEM (String) schema name
- 2 TABLE_CATALOG (String) catalog name
- 3 IS_DEFAULT (boolean) if this is the default schema
Returns:
the schema list
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
|
| ResultSet |
getSchemas(String catalog, String schemaPattern)
[Not supported] Gets the list of schemas.
|
| ResultSet |
getSchemas(String catalog, String schemaPattern) throws SQLException
[Not supported] Gets the list of schemas.
|
| String |
getSearchStringEscape()
Returns the default escape character for DatabaseMetaData search
patterns.
|
| String |
getSearchStringEscape()
Returns the default escape character for DatabaseMetaData search
patterns.
Returns:
the default escape character (always '\', independent on the
mode)
|
| String |
getStringFunctions()
Returns the list of string functions supported by this database.
|
| String |
getStringFunctions() throws SQLException
Returns the list of string functions supported by this database.
Returns:
the list
|
| ResultSet |
getSuperTables(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String tableNamePattern)
Get the list of super tables of a table.
|
| ResultSet |
getSuperTables(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String tableNamePattern) throws SQLException
Get the list of super tables of a table. This method currently returns an
empty result set.
- 1 TABLE_CAT (String) table catalog
- 2 TABLE_SCHEM (String) table schema
- 3 TABLE_NAME (String) table name
- 4 SUPERTABLE_NAME (String) the name of the super table
Parameters:
catalog - null (to get all objects) or the catalog name
schemaPattern - null (to get all objects) or a schema name (uppercase for
unquoted names)
tableNamePattern - null (to get all objects) or a table name pattern
(uppercase for unquoted names)
Returns:
an empty result set
|
| ResultSet |
getSuperTypes(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String typeNamePattern)
[Not supported]
|
| ResultSet |
getSuperTypes(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String typeNamePattern) throws SQLException
[Not supported]
|
| String |
getSystemFunctions()
Returns the list of system functions supported by this database.
|
| String |
getSystemFunctions() throws SQLException
Returns the list of system functions supported by this database.
Returns:
the list
|
| ResultSet |
getTablePrivileges(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableNamePattern)
Gets the list of table privileges.
|
| ResultSet |
getTablePrivileges(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableNamePattern) throws SQLException
Gets the list of table privileges. The result set is sorted by
TABLE_SCHEM, TABLE_NAME, and PRIVILEGE.
- 1 TABLE_CAT (String) table catalog
- 2 TABLE_SCHEM (String) table schema
- 3 TABLE_NAME (String) table name
- 4 GRANTOR (String) grantor of access
- 5 GRANTEE (String) grantee of access
- 6 PRIVILEGE (String) SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE or REFERENCES
(only one per row)
- 7 IS_GRANTABLE (String) YES means the grantee can grant access to
others
Parameters:
catalogPattern - null (to get all objects) or the catalog name
schemaPattern - null (to get all objects) or a schema name
(uppercase for unquoted names)
tableNamePattern - null (to get all objects) or a table name
(uppercase for unquoted names)
Returns:
the list of privileges
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
|
| ResultSet |
getTableTypes()
Gets the list of table types.
|
| ResultSet |
getTableTypes() throws SQLException
Gets the list of table types. This call returns a result set with three
records: "SYSTEM TABLE", "TABLE", "and "VIEW".
The result set is sorted by TABLE_TYPE.
- 1 TABLE_TYPE (String) table type
Returns:
the table types
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
|
| ResultSet |
getTables(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableNamePattern, String[] types)
Gets the list of tables in the database.
|
| ResultSet |
getTables(String catalogPattern, String schemaPattern, String tableNamePattern, String[] types) throws SQLException
Gets the list of tables in the database. The result set is sorted by
TABLE_TYPE, TABLE_SCHEM, and TABLE_NAME.
- 1 TABLE_CAT (String) table catalog
- 2 TABLE_SCHEM (String) table schema
- 3 TABLE_NAME (String) table name
- 4 TABLE_TYPE (String) table type
- 5 REMARKS (String) comment
- 6 TYPE_CAT (String) always null
- 7 TYPE_SCHEM (String) always null
- 8 TYPE_NAME (String) always null
- 9 SELF_REFERENCING_COL_NAME (String) always null
- 10 REF_GENERATION (String) always null
- 11 SQL (String) the create table statement or NULL for systems tables
Parameters:
catalogPattern - null (to get all objects) or the catalog name
schemaPattern - null (to get all objects) or a schema name
(uppercase for unquoted names)
tableNamePattern - null (to get all objects) or a table name
(uppercase for unquoted names)
types - null or a list of table types
Returns:
the list of columns
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
|
| String |
getTimeDateFunctions()
Returns the list of date and time functions supported by this database.
|
| String |
getTimeDateFunctions() throws SQLException
Returns the list of date and time functions supported by this database.
Returns:
the list
|
| ResultSet |
getTypeInfo()
Gets the list of data types.
|
| ResultSet |
getTypeInfo() throws SQLException
Gets the list of data types. The result set is sorted by DATA_TYPE and
afterwards by how closely the data type maps to the corresponding JDBC
SQL type (best match first).
- 1 TYPE_NAME (String) type name
- 2 DATA_TYPE (short) SQL data type - see also java.sql.Types
- 3 PRECISION (int) maximum precision
- 4 LITERAL_PREFIX (String) prefix used to quote a literal
- 5 LITERAL_SUFFIX (String) suffix used to quote a literal
- 6 CREATE_PARAMS (String) parameters used (may be null)
- 7 NULLABLE (short) typeNoNulls (NULL not allowed) or typeNullable
- 8 CASE_SENSITIVE (boolean) case sensitive
- 9 SEARCHABLE (short) typeSearchable
- 10 UNSIGNED_ATTRIBUTE (boolean) unsigned
- 11 FIXED_PREC_SCALE (boolean) fixed precision
- 12 AUTO_INCREMENT (boolean) auto increment
- 13 LOCAL_TYPE_NAME (String) localized version of the data type
- 14 MINIMUM_SCALE (short) minimum scale
- 15 MAXIMUM_SCALE (short) maximum scale
- 16 SQL_DATA_TYPE (int) unused
- 17 SQL_DATETIME_SUB (int) unused
- 18 NUM_PREC_RADIX (int) 2 for binary, 10 for decimal
Returns:
the list of data types
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
|
| ResultSet |
getUDTs(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String typeNamePattern, int[] types)
Gets the list of user-defined data types.
|
| ResultSet |
getUDTs(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String typeNamePattern, int[] types) throws SQLException
Gets the list of user-defined data types.
This call returns an empty result set.
- 1 TYPE_CAT (String) catalog
- 2 TYPE_SCHEM (String) schema
- 3 TYPE_NAME (String) type name
- 4 CLASS_NAME (String) Java class
- 5 DATA_TYPE (short) SQL Type - see also java.sql.Types
- 6 REMARKS (String) description
- 7 BASE_TYPE (short) base type - see also java.sql.Types
Parameters:
catalog - ignored
schemaPattern - ignored
typeNamePattern - ignored
types - ignored
Returns:
an empty result set
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
|
| String |
getURL()
Returns the database URL for this connection.
|
| String |
getURL() throws SQLException
Returns the database URL for this connection.
Returns:
the url
|
| String |
getUserName()
Returns the user name as passed to DriverManager.getConnection(url, user,
password).
|
| String |
getUserName() throws SQLException
Returns the user name as passed to DriverManager.getConnection(url, user,
password).
Returns:
the user name
|
| ResultSet |
getVersionColumns(String catalog, String schema, String tableName)
Get the list of columns that are update when any value is updated.
|
| ResultSet |
getVersionColumns(String catalog, String schema, String tableName) throws SQLException
Get the list of columns that are update when any value is updated.
The result set is always empty.
- 1 SCOPE (int) not used
- 2 COLUMN_NAME (String) column name
- 3 DATA_TYPE (int) SQL data type - see also java.sql.Types
- 4 TYPE_NAME (String) data type name
- 5 COLUMN_SIZE (int) precision
(values larger than 2 GB are returned as 2 GB)
- 6 BUFFER_LENGTH (int) length (bytes)
- 7 DECIMAL_DIGITS (int) scale
- 8 PSEUDO_COLUMN (int) is this column a pseudo column
Parameters:
catalog - null (to get all objects) or the catalog name
schema - null (to get all objects) or a schema name
tableName - table name (must be specified)
Returns:
an empty result set
Throws:
SQLException - if the connection is closed
|
| boolean |
insertsAreDetected(int type)
Returns whether inserts are detected.
|
| boolean |
insertsAreDetected(int type)
Returns whether inserts are detected.
Parameters:
type - the result set type
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
isCatalogAtStart()
Returns whether the catalog is at the beginning.
|
| boolean |
isCatalogAtStart()
Returns whether the catalog is at the beginning.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
isReadOnly()
Returns the same as Connection.isReadOnly().
|
| boolean |
isReadOnly() throws SQLException
Returns the same as Connection.isReadOnly().
Returns:
if read only optimization is switched on
|
| boolean |
isWrapperFor(Class iface)
[Not supported] Checks if unwrap can return an object of this class.
|
| boolean |
isWrapperFor(Class iface) throws SQLException
[Not supported] Checks if unwrap can return an object of this class.
|
| boolean |
locatorsUpdateCopy()
Does the database make a copy before updating.
|
| boolean |
locatorsUpdateCopy()
Does the database make a copy before updating.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
nullPlusNonNullIsNull()
Returns whether NULL+1 is NULL or not.
|
| boolean |
nullPlusNonNullIsNull()
Returns whether NULL+1 is NULL or not.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
nullsAreSortedAtEnd()
Checks if NULL is sorted at the end (no matter if ASC or DESC is used).
|
| boolean |
nullsAreSortedAtEnd()
Checks if NULL is sorted at the end (no matter if ASC or DESC is used).
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
nullsAreSortedAtStart()
Checks if NULL is sorted at the beginning (no matter if ASC or DESC is
used).
|
| boolean |
nullsAreSortedAtStart()
Checks if NULL is sorted at the beginning (no matter if ASC or DESC is
used).
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
nullsAreSortedHigh()
Checks if NULL is sorted high (bigger than anything that is not null).
|
| boolean |
nullsAreSortedHigh()
Checks if NULL is sorted high (bigger than anything that is not null).
Returns:
false by default; true if the system property h2.sortNullsHigh is
set to true
|
| boolean |
nullsAreSortedLow()
Checks if NULL is sorted low (smaller than anything that is not null).
|
| boolean |
nullsAreSortedLow()
Checks if NULL is sorted low (smaller than anything that is not null).
Returns:
true by default; false if the system property h2.sortNullsHigh is
set to true
|
| boolean |
othersDeletesAreVisible(int type)
Returns whether other deletes are visible.
|
| boolean |
othersDeletesAreVisible(int type)
Returns whether other deletes are visible.
Parameters:
type - the result set type
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
othersInsertsAreVisible(int type)
Returns whether other inserts are visible.
|
| boolean |
othersInsertsAreVisible(int type)
Returns whether other inserts are visible.
Parameters:
type - the result set type
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
othersUpdatesAreVisible(int type)
Returns whether other updates are visible.
|
| boolean |
othersUpdatesAreVisible(int type)
Returns whether other updates are visible.
Parameters:
type - the result set type
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
ownDeletesAreVisible(int type)
Returns whether own deletes are visible.
|
| boolean |
ownDeletesAreVisible(int type)
Returns whether own deletes are visible.
Parameters:
type - the result set type
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
ownInsertsAreVisible(int type)
Returns whether own inserts are visible.
|
| boolean |
ownInsertsAreVisible(int type)
Returns whether own inserts are visible.
Parameters:
type - the result set type
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
ownUpdatesAreVisible(int type)
Returns whether own updates are visible.
|
| boolean |
ownUpdatesAreVisible(int type)
Returns whether own updates are visible.
Parameters:
type - the result set type
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
storesLowerCaseIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE Test(ID INT), getTables returns test as the
table name.
|
| boolean |
storesLowerCaseIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE Test(ID INT), getTables returns test as the
table name.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
storesLowerCaseQuotedIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE "Test"(ID INT), getTables returns test as the
table name.
|
| boolean |
storesLowerCaseQuotedIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE "Test"(ID INT), getTables returns test as the
table name.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
storesMixedCaseIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE Test(ID INT), getTables returns Test as the
table name.
|
| boolean |
storesMixedCaseIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE Test(ID INT), getTables returns Test as the
table name.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
storesMixedCaseQuotedIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE "Test"(ID INT), getTables returns Test as the
table name.
|
| boolean |
storesMixedCaseQuotedIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE "Test"(ID INT), getTables returns Test as the
table name.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
storesUpperCaseIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE Test(ID INT), getTables returns TEST as the
table name.
|
| boolean |
storesUpperCaseIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE Test(ID INT), getTables returns TEST as the
table name.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
storesUpperCaseQuotedIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE "Test"(ID INT), getTables returns TEST as the
table name.
|
| boolean |
storesUpperCaseQuotedIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE "Test"(ID INT), getTables returns TEST as the
table name.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
supportsANSI92EntryLevelSQL()
Returns whether SQL-92 entry level grammar is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsANSI92EntryLevelSQL()
Returns whether SQL-92 entry level grammar is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsANSI92FullSQL()
Returns whether SQL-92 full level grammar is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsANSI92FullSQL()
Returns whether SQL-92 full level grammar is supported.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
supportsANSI92IntermediateSQL()
Returns whether SQL-92 intermediate level grammar is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsANSI92IntermediateSQL()
Returns whether SQL-92 intermediate level grammar is supported.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
supportsAlterTableWithAddColumn()
Returns whether alter table with add column is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsAlterTableWithAddColumn()
Returns whether alter table with add column is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsAlterTableWithDropColumn()
Returns whether alter table with drop column is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsAlterTableWithDropColumn()
Returns whether alter table with drop column is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsBatchUpdates()
Returns whether batch updates are supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsBatchUpdates()
Returns whether batch updates are supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsCatalogsInDataManipulation()
Returns whether the catalog name in INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsCatalogsInDataManipulation()
Returns whether the catalog name in INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsCatalogsInIndexDefinitions()
Returns whether the catalog name in CREATE INDEX is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsCatalogsInIndexDefinitions()
Returns whether the catalog name in CREATE INDEX is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsCatalogsInPrivilegeDefinitions()
Returns whether the catalog name in GRANT is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsCatalogsInPrivilegeDefinitions()
Returns whether the catalog name in GRANT is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsCatalogsInProcedureCalls()
Returns whether the catalog name in procedure calls is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsCatalogsInProcedureCalls()
Returns whether the catalog name in procedure calls is supported.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
supportsCatalogsInTableDefinitions()
Returns whether the catalog name in CREATE TABLE is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsCatalogsInTableDefinitions()
Returns whether the catalog name in CREATE TABLE is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsColumnAliasing()
Returns whether column aliasing is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsColumnAliasing()
Returns whether column aliasing is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsConvert()
Returns whether CONVERT is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsConvert()
Returns whether CONVERT is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsConvert(int fromType, int toType)
Returns whether CONVERT is supported for one datatype to another.
|
| boolean |
supportsConvert(int fromType, int toType)
Returns whether CONVERT is supported for one datatype to another.
Parameters:
fromType - the source SQL type
toType - the target SQL type
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsCoreSQLGrammar()
Returns whether ODBC Core SQL grammar is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsCoreSQLGrammar()
Returns whether ODBC Core SQL grammar is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsCorrelatedSubqueries()
Returns whether correlated subqueries are supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsCorrelatedSubqueries()
Returns whether correlated subqueries are supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsDataDefinitionAndDataManipulationTransactions()
Returns whether data manipulation and CREATE/DROP is supported in
transactions.
|
| boolean |
supportsDataDefinitionAndDataManipulationTransactions()
Returns whether data manipulation and CREATE/DROP is supported in
transactions.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
supportsDataManipulationTransactionsOnly()
Returns whether only data manipulations are supported in transactions.
|
| boolean |
supportsDataManipulationTransactionsOnly()
Returns whether only data manipulations are supported in transactions.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsDifferentTableCorrelationNames()
Returns whether table correlation names (table alias) are restricted to
be different than table names.
|
| boolean |
supportsDifferentTableCorrelationNames()
Returns whether table correlation names (table alias) are restricted to
be different than table names.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
supportsExpressionsInOrderBy()
Returns whether expression in ORDER BY are supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsExpressionsInOrderBy()
Returns whether expression in ORDER BY are supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsExtendedSQLGrammar()
Returns whether ODBC Extended SQL grammar is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsExtendedSQLGrammar()
Returns whether ODBC Extended SQL grammar is supported.

Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
supportsGetGeneratedKeys()
Does the database support getGeneratedKeys.
|
| boolean |
supportsGetGeneratedKeys()
Does the database support getGeneratedKeys.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsGroupBy()
Returns whether GROUP BY is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsGroupBy()
Returns whether GROUP BY is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsGroupByBeyondSelect()
Checks whether a GROUP BY clause can use columns that are not in the
SELECT clause, provided that it specifies all the columns in the SELECT
clause.
|
| boolean |
supportsGroupByBeyondSelect()
Checks whether a GROUP BY clause can use columns that are not in the
SELECT clause, provided that it specifies all the columns in the SELECT
clause.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsGroupByUnrelated()
Returns whether GROUP BY is supported if the column is not in the SELECT
list.
|
| boolean |
supportsGroupByUnrelated()
Returns whether GROUP BY is supported if the column is not in the SELECT
list.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsIntegrityEnhancementFacility()
Returns whether referential integrity is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsIntegrityEnhancementFacility()
Returns whether referential integrity is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsLikeEscapeClause()
Returns whether LIKE...
|
| boolean |
supportsLikeEscapeClause()
Returns whether LIKE... ESCAPE is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsLimitedOuterJoins()
Returns whether limited outer joins are supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsLimitedOuterJoins()
Returns whether limited outer joins are supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsMinimumSQLGrammar()
Returns whether ODBC Minimum SQL grammar is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsMinimumSQLGrammar()
Returns whether ODBC Minimum SQL grammar is supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsMixedCaseIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE Test(ID INT), getTables returns Test as the
table name.
|
| boolean |
supportsMixedCaseIdentifiers()
Checks if for CREATE TABLE Test(ID INT), getTables returns Test as the
table name.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
supportsMixedCaseQuotedIdentifiers()
Checks if a table created with CREATE TABLE "Test"(ID INT) is a different
table than a table created with CREATE TABLE TEST(ID INT).
|
| boolean |
supportsMixedCaseQuotedIdentifiers()
Checks if a table created with CREATE TABLE "Test"(ID INT) is a different
table than a table created with CREATE TABLE TEST(ID INT).
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsMultipleOpenResults()
Does the database support multiple open result sets.
|
| boolean |
supportsMultipleOpenResults()
Does the database support multiple open result sets.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsMultipleResultSets()
Returns whether multiple result sets are supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsMultipleResultSets()
Returns whether multiple result sets are supported.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
supportsMultipleTransactions()
Returns whether multiple transactions (on different connections) are
supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsMultipleTransactions()
Returns whether multiple transactions (on different connections) are
supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsNamedParameters()
Does the database support named parameters.
|
| boolean |
supportsNamedParameters()
Does the database support named parameters.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
supportsNonNullableColumns()
Returns whether columns with NOT NULL are supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsNonNullableColumns()
Returns whether columns with NOT NULL are supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsOpenCursorsAcrossCommit()
Returns whether open result sets across commits are supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsOpenCursorsAcrossCommit()
Returns whether open result sets across commits are supported.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
supportsOpenCursorsAcrossRollback()
Returns whether open result sets across rollback are supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsOpenCursorsAcrossRollback()
Returns whether open result sets across rollback are supported.
Returns:
false
|
| boolean |
supportsOpenStatementsAcrossCommit()
Returns whether open statements across commit are supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsOpenStatementsAcrossCommit()
Returns whether open statements across commit are supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsOpenStatementsAcrossRollback()
Returns whether open statements across rollback are supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsOpenStatementsAcrossRollback()
Returns whether open statements across rollback are supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsOrderByUnrelated()
Returns whether ORDER BY is supported if the column is not in the SELECT
list.
|
| boolean |
supportsOrderByUnrelated()
Returns whether ORDER BY is supported if the column is not in the SELECT
list.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsOuterJoins()
Returns whether outer joins are supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsOuterJoins()
Returns whether outer joins are supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsPositionedDelete()
Returns whether positioned deletes are supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsPositionedDelete()
Returns whether positioned deletes are supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsPositionedUpdate()
Returns whether positioned updates are supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsPositionedUpdate()
Returns whether positioned updates are supported.
Returns:
true
|
| boolean |
supportsResultSetConcurrency(int type, int concurrency)
Returns whether a specific result set concurrency is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsResultSetConcurrency(int type, int concurrency)
Returns whether a specific result set concurrency is supported.
ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE is not supported.
Parameters:
type - the result set type
concurrency - the result set concurrency
Returns:
true if the type is not ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE
|
| boolean |
supportsResultSetHoldability(int holdability)
Does this database supports a result set holdability.
|
| boolean |
supportsResultSetHoldability(int holdability)
Does this database supports a result set holdability.
Parameters:
holdability - ResultSet.HOLD_CURSORS_OVER_COMMIT or
CLOSE_CURSORS_AT_COMMIT
Returns:
true if the holdability is ResultSet.CLOSE_CURSORS_AT_COMMIT
|
| boolean |
supportsResultSetType(int type)
Returns whether a specific result set type is supported.
|
| boolean |
supportsResultSetType(int type)
Returns whether a specific result set type is supported.
ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE is not supported.
Parameters:
type - the result set type
Returns:
true for all types except ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY
|
| boolean |
supportsSavepoints()
Does the database support savepoints.
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supportsSavepoints()
Does the database support savepoints.
Returns:
true
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supportsSchemasInDataManipulation()
Returns whether the schema name in INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE is supported.
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| boolean |
supportsSchemasInDataManipulation()
Returns whether the schema name in INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE is supported.
Returns:
true
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| boolean |
supportsSchemasInIndexDefinitions()
Returns whether the schema name in CREATE INDEX is supported.
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| boolean |
supportsSchemasInIndexDefinitions()
Returns whether the schema name in CREATE INDEX is supported.
Returns:
true
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| boolean |
supportsSchemasInPrivilegeDefinitions()
Returns whether the schema name in GRANT is supported.
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| boolean |
supportsSchemasInPrivilegeDefinitions()
Returns whether the schema name in GRANT is supported.
Returns:
true
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| boolean |
supportsSchemasInProcedureCalls()
Returns whether the schema name in procedure calls is supported.
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| boolean |
supportsSchemasInProcedureCalls()
Returns whether the schema name in procedure calls is supported.
Returns:
true
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| boolean |
supportsSchemasInTableDefinitions()
Returns whether the schema name in CREATE TABLE is supported.
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| boolean |
supportsSchemasInTableDefinitions()
Returns whether the schema name in CREATE TABLE is supported.
Returns:
true
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| boolean |
supportsSelectForUpdate()
Returns whether SELECT ...
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| boolean |
supportsSelectForUpdate()
Returns whether SELECT ... FOR UPDATE is supported.
Returns:
true
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| boolean |
supportsStatementPooling()
Does the database support statement pooling.
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supportsStatementPooling()
Does the database support statement pooling.
Returns:
false
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| boolean |
supportsStoredFunctionsUsingCallSyntax()
Returns whether the database supports calling functions using the call syntax.
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| boolean |
supportsStoredFunctionsUsingCallSyntax()
Returns whether the database supports calling functions using the call syntax.
Returns:
true
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| boolean |
supportsStoredProcedures()
Returns whether stored procedures are supported.
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| boolean |
supportsStoredProcedures()
Returns whether stored procedures are supported.
Returns:
false
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| boolean |
supportsSubqueriesInComparisons()
Returns whether subqueries (SELECT) in comparisons are supported.
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| boolean |
supportsSubqueriesInComparisons()
Returns whether subqueries (SELECT) in comparisons are supported.
Returns:
true
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supportsSubqueriesInExists()
Returns whether SELECT in EXISTS is supported.
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supportsSubqueriesInExists()
Returns whether SELECT in EXISTS is supported.
Returns:
true
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supportsSubqueriesInIns()
Returns whether IN(SELECT...) is supported.
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supportsSubqueriesInIns()
Returns whether IN(SELECT...) is supported.
Returns:
true
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supportsSubqueriesInQuantifieds()
Returns whether subqueries in quantified expression are supported.
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supportsSubqueriesInQuantifieds()
Returns whether subqueries in quantified expression are supported.
Returns:
true
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supportsTableCorrelationNames()
Returns whether table correlation names (table alias) are supported.
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supportsTableCorrelationNames()
Returns whether table correlation names (table alias) are supported.
Returns:
true
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supportsTransactionIsolationLevel(int level)
Returns whether a specific transaction isolation level is supported.
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supportsTransactionIsolationLevel(int level)
Returns whether a specific transaction isolation level is supported.
Parameters:
level - the transaction isolation level (Connection.TRANSACTION_*)
Returns:
true
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supportsTransactions()
Returns whether transactions are supported.
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supportsTransactions()
Returns whether transactions are supported.
Returns:
true
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Returns whether UNION SELECT is supported.
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Returns whether UNION SELECT is supported.

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Returns whether updates are detected.
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Returns whether updates are detected.
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type - the result set type
Returns:
false
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Checks if this database use one file per table.
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Checks if this database use one file per table.
Returns:
false
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Checks if this database store data in local files.
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Checks if this database store data in local files.
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BiriBiriBeat
An Arduboy Otoge/Rhythm Game
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File declaring main gameplay logic class. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| struct | scoreboard_t |
| struct | step_pattern_t |
| struct | step_pattern_library_t |
| struct | playable_song_t |
| class | rhythm_manager |
Macros | |
| #define | TITLE_LENGTH_MAX 14 |
| #define | TRACK_LINES 4 |
| #define | NUM_DIFFICULTIES 3 |
| #define | NUM_MODES 2 |
| #define | FRAMES_PER_SECOND 66U |
| #define | PATTERN_EOM 0xFE |
| #define | PATTERN_EOF 0xFF |
| #define | NO_BUTTON 0x00 |
| #define | PEOM PATTERN_EOM |
| #define | PEOF PATTERN_EOF |
Enumerations | |
| enum | mode_e { NORMAL, CHAOS } |
| enum | timing_e { UNGRADED, GREAT, GOOD_EARLY, GOOD_LATE, MISS } |
| enum | difficulty_e { EASY, MEDIUM, HARD } |
| enum | track_state_e { SETUP, IN_PROGRESS, FAILING, FAILED, PASSING, PASSED } |
File declaring main gameplay logic class.
Definition in file rhythm_manager.h.
| #define FRAMES_PER_SECOND 66U |
Definition at line 21 of file rhythm_manager.h.
| #define NO_BUTTON 0x00 |
Definition at line 26 of file rhythm_manager.h.
| #define NUM_DIFFICULTIES 3 |
Definition at line 17 of file rhythm_manager.h.
| #define NUM_MODES 2 |
Definition at line 18 of file rhythm_manager.h.
| #define PATTERN_EOF 0xFF |
Definition at line 25 of file rhythm_manager.h.
| #define PATTERN_EOM 0xFE |
Definition at line 24 of file rhythm_manager.h.
| #define PEOF PATTERN_EOF |
Definition at line 29 of file rhythm_manager.h.
| #define PEOM PATTERN_EOM |
Definition at line 28 of file rhythm_manager.h.
| #define TITLE_LENGTH_MAX 14 |
Definition at line 15 of file rhythm_manager.h.
| #define TRACK_LINES 4 |
Definition at line 16 of file rhythm_manager.h.
| enum difficulty_e |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| EASY | |
| MEDIUM | |
| HARD |
Definition at line 50 of file rhythm_manager.h.
| enum mode_e |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| NORMAL | |
| CHAOS |
Definition at line 35 of file rhythm_manager.h.
| enum timing_e |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| UNGRADED | |
| GREAT | |
| GOOD_EARLY | |
| GOOD_LATE | |
| MISS |
Definition at line 41 of file rhythm_manager.h.
| enum track_state_e |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| SETUP | |
| IN_PROGRESS | |
| FAILING | |
| FAILED | |
| PASSING | |
| PASSED |
Definition at line 57 of file rhythm_manager.h.


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| Shaped (round and triangle) UI components. Mouse event handling. | Mouse cursor controlling | Dragable charts |
| UI Layer to disable and enable input | Drag and move UI component on canvas surface | Three charts are arranged with border layout manager |


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China accuses Zimbabwe of understating financial support
China accused Zimbabwe on Tuesday of understating its financial help to the southern African nation, after budget figures released last week showed that major ally Beijing ranked poorly on the list of Harare's foreign donors.
Zimbabwe's authorities have a history of quietly racking up foreign debt without the approval of parliament and the funding discrepancy has led to questions from the critics of President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government as to whether it is hiding figures or it has just made an accounting error.
More:
Zimbabwe is in the throes of its worst economic crisis in a decade. Compounding the pain is a severe drought which has triggered food shortages and rolling power cuts.
In August, Zimbabwe's annual inflation rate hit 300 percent - the highest in the world, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Wages have stagnated while prices for basic necessities like food and fuel have soared. Cash shortages - a problem for years - have worsened and foreign currency is hard to come by.
The litany of financial blows is making life unbearable for the majority of the 15 million people in the country.
In the absence of funding from lenders like the IMF and the World Bank, China has over the years become a major financier of projects in Zimbabwe, including water and power infrastructure through the China Export and Import Bank.
Zimbabwe's Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube said in a budget statement on Thursday that the country received $194m from bilateral donors between January and September, with the bulk of the money coming from Western countries.
He said China provided $3.6m, a figure that was criticised as paltry by opponents of Mnangagwa's government, which considers Beijing an "all-weather friend".
The Chinese embassy in Harare disputed the figure, saying in a statement: "This is very different from the situation on the ground."
The embassy said its records showed that bilateral financial support to Zimbabwe was far greater, at $136.8m between January and September. The figure excluded donations to vulnerable groups, the embassy said.
"The embassy wishes that the relevant departments of the Zimbabwean government will make comprehensive assessments on the statistics of bilateral supports and accurately reflect its actual situation when formulating budget statement," the embassy said in a terse statement.
Zimbabwe finance ministry spokesperson Clive Maphambela could not immediately comment on the discrepancy.


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DataDescType:
Defines an enumeration that represents each type of data packet that can be downlinked.
"""
from enum import Enum
[docs]DataDescType = Enum(
"DataDescType",
# Command packet type - incoming
{
"FW_PACKET_COMMAND": 0,
# Telemetry packet type - outgoing
"FW_PACKET_TELEM": 1,
# Log type - outgoing
"FW_PACKET_LOG": 2,
# File type - incoming and outgoing
"FW_PACKET_FILE": 3,
# Packetized telemetry packet type
"FW_PACKET_PACKETIZED_TLM": 4,
# Idle packet
"FW_PACKET_IDLE": 5,
# Handshake packet
"FW_PACKET_HAND": 0xFE,
# Unknown packet
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},
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 YOU DO NOT NEED TO UPGRADE.
Things you will need
- a Tuesday in a suitably powered Eurorack
- a patch cable
- an MP3 player with loud headphone out (a mobile phone is excellent for this)
- The level testing mp3: DOWNLOAD
- The firmware mp3: DOWNLOAD
- UPDATED MANUAL
Upgrading
- as always: READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST!
Testing if your MP3 player works well with the upgrade procedure
- Disconnect all patch cables from the Tuesday.
- Put the "!" knob in center position.
- Put the level test MP3 on an MP3 player.
- A phone or laptop can be used. Make sure the MP3 player is NOT connected to WIFI/mobile services. If you can, please use airplane mode. If any sound interrupts the playback of the file, the firmware update will fail/be faulty
- Disable all postprocessing on the audio playback. This means no EQ, bass boost, etc.
- Connect the MP3 player's headphone socket to the "!" port on the Tuesday.
- Power down your Eurorack.
- While holding the ALGO button down, power up your Eurorack.
- The Tuesday should not show its normal boot-cycle, but instead it is showing incoming audio level.
- Let go of the ALGO button.
- Turn up the volume on your MP3 player to maximum.
- Play the level test MP3 file in to the Tuesday.
- If the levels are right and the signal is pure, the LOOP LED will stay on almost constantly during the playback of the file. You are now ready to flash the firmware! If you are still uncertain, you can confirm the functioning even further by patching the note or velocity output to another module. It should produce a rough sinewave output.
- If you do NOT see the LOOP LED during the playback of the file:
Try to adjust the volume of the player and check if the "!" knob is centered and try again. If this still does not work, please try another MP3 player.
Flashing the new firmware
- Disconnect all patch cables from the Tuesday.
- Put the "!" knob in center position.
- Put the firmware MP3 on an MP3 player.
- A phone or laptop can be used. Make sure the MP3 player is NOT connected to WIFI/mobile services. If you can, please use airplane mode. If any sound interrupts the playback of the file, the firmware update will fail/be faulty
- Disable all postprocessing on the audio playback. This means no EQ, bass boost, etc.
- Connect the MP3 player's headphone socket to the "!" port on the Tuesday.
- Power down your Eurorack.
- While holding the ALGO button down, power up your Eurorack.
- The Tuesday should not show its normal boot-cycle, but instead it is showing incoming audio level.
- Let go of the ALGO button.
- Turn up the volume on your MP3 player to maximum.
- Play the Firmware MP3 file in to the Tuesday.
- After a few seconds the LEDs next to ALGO, SCALE, TICKS and BEATS will start lighting up one by one to show the progress.
- After the entire MP3 has played, the Tuesday will reboot and you can start playing with your new firmware!
- If anything goes wrong during playback of the firmware MP3, one or more of the LEDs next to ALGO, SCALE, TICKS and BEATS will start blinking:
Try to adjust the volume of the player and check if the "!" knob is centered and start again. If this still does not work - please try another MP3 player, as some devices have post-processing on the audio which might impede correct transfer. You can also use the test-procedure above to see if the system is receiving data correctly. If problems persist, please contact us.
Changelog
Firmware Version 1.4 (December 2019)
New features:
More note-length dynamics
New clock/reset polarity modes
Please see the "Clock Polarity & Reset Behaviour" chapter in the UPDATED MANUAL for details and further instructions.
Firmware Version 1.1 (June 2017)
New features:
Master clock division
The Tuesday originally shipped with firmware that expected 24PPQN clock speed. After some discussions with early adopters - several timing modes were added.
These are:
- 1tick = 1step
- 2tick = 1step
- 16 PPQN
- 24 PPQN
to change the timing mode, press and hold the TICKS button until the entire BEATS area lights up.
You can now select a timing mode by pressing the TICKS button. After you have made your selection, press the BEATS button to resume normal operation
Please see the "Master clock division" chapter in the UPDATED MANUAL for details and further instructions.


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The number of columns a grid has is specified by the columns attribute. For instance, to define a grid with 8 columns, you'd write <grid columns=8>
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<c span=2+2>Sēlekkt.</c>
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The span attribute is used to customize where a cell starts and how many columns it spans.
For example, <c span=2-5>
starts in column 2 and ends in column 5. A cell with an empty or missing span attribute starts on the next available column and spans one column. Cells span a single column by default.
Grids lend themselves really well to device-size responsive design. The span-s
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order=16
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Toronto lights up first weekend of December
by News StaffThe first weekend of December and the city is marking it with the annual Cavalcade of Lights, including the highly-anticipated lighting of the Nathan Phillips Square Tree. The holiday season barrels ahead with a multitude of events across Toronto.
Events
Toronto’s official tree lighting
The city will be decked with boughs of holly on Saturday for the Cavalcade of Lights. The 50-foot tree will be lit at Nathan Phillips Square just after 8 p.m. but the event kicks off at 6:30 p.m. with a pre-show skating music and live music. The tree will be decorated with 525,000 energy-efficient lights and 500 ornaments. After the tree lighting, stick around for some more live music and circus acts, another skating party and a fireworks show.
Hanukkah market of fun
The holiday of Hanukkah arrives in less than a month, so it is time for a celebration at NoshFest — a Hanukkah market taking place at Artscape Wychwood Barns on Sunday. The market includes Jewish food vendors and traditional treats, as well as artists and artisans, live music and cooking demos.
A holiday village in the city
Experience the homey feel of the holidays in a big city at the historic Brick Works. As part of Evergreen’s Winter Village, which starts on Saturday and runs until Dec. 22, check out the holiday market, enjoy some warm drinks and comforting treats, and take a skate on the outdoor rink.
Swim like a polar bear
It is not for everyone but some will be taking the plunge in the cold waters of Woodbine Beach on Saturday for a charitable polar bear dip. Brainfreeze raises awareness and money for youth mental health. Money raised from the event will go to Jack.org’s youth mental health programs. After the polar dip, everyone will celebrate their accomplishments at a local pub.
Christmas at the castle
Holiday magic will be all around you at Casa Loma’s A Nutcracker Christmas at the Castle. If you love Christmas trees, you will have nine decorated ones to marvel at including a 40-foot tree in the Great Hall. The festivities start on Sunday and continue until Jan. 5. The castle will be adorned with plenty of other decorations, as well as Santa’s workshop, and starting on Dec. 15, an outdoor holiday market and a lights display in the gardens.
Road closures
Cavalcade of Lights
Queen Street West from Yonge Street to University Avenue, and Bay Street from Dundas Street West to Richmond Street, will be closed from 4 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. on Saturday. Click here for a full list of the closures. The 501 Queen streetcar and the 6 Bay bus routes will be diverting in the area.
Transit
Partial Line 1 closure
Subways won’t be running on Line 1 between Lawrence and St Clair stations stations this weekend due to signal upgrades. Shuttle buses and Wheel-Trans service will be running. Riders travelling south who require an elevator should exit the train at York Mills Station.


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One of the earliest ancient heritages of Kerala is its exquisite rock cut temples that even as of date, stand as a testament to this beautiful state’s exceptional cultural and architectural legacy. The most famous of these cave temples is the ‘Kottukal Cave Temple’ located in Kollam district of Kerala. Built between 6th and 8th century, the temple is one of its kind and gives the illusion of a sleeping elephant when seen from a distance.
A living example of the traditional architectural excellence prevalent in bygone times, the temple amalgamates two chambers of different sizes carved out from a single gigantic rock and enshrines the deities of Lord Ganapathy, Hanuman, Nandi Bull and Lord Shiva in the form of Shivlinga. Yet another most significant of all the rock cut temples in this cultural state of India is the ‘Thrikkakkudi Rock-Cut Temple’ whose history can be traced back to the times of Pallava reign in the region somewhere around 8th century AD.
Situated on the banks of Manimala Rivier in the Kaviyoor village of Kerala, the temple stands as an important specimen to the ancient rock-cut temple art existing in the state and is preserved as a heritage monument by the state archaeological department. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the temple is carved from a huge rock and preserves some antique stone sculptures of great historical significance.
The unique feature of this temple is its 3 ft. high Shivlinga and sculptures of Lord Ganapati and Maharshi, all carved out from a single rock along with the cave chamber.A rock cut cave temple tour in Kerala remains incomplete without visiting the ‘Vizhinjam Cave Temple’ located in a tiny village, a short distance from the city of Thiruvananthapuram. A very small yet an important ancient shrine that is carved from a single granite rock, it enshrines a sculpture of Vinandhara Dakshinamurthy.
The real charm of this temple is undoubtedly, the half-complete relics of Lord Shiva with his consort, Goddess Parvati adorned on its outer walls; these incomplete engravings for sure arouse that sense of enigma making you wonder about the possible reasons that forced the then artisans to leave the carvings unfinished.
Yet another of a protected monument under the control of Archaeological Survey of India, the temple is a must visit if you are into ancient art & historical studies or an offbeat traveller who is always on a lookout to discover something new and interesting on every twist and turn of his travel odyssey.It is 23.4km from Thiruvananthapuram.
Visiting Timings:-9am to 11pm
Located on the foot of Veli Hills in Kanyakumari district of Tamil Nadu, a short distance from the city of Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala, the ‘Padmanabhapuram Palace’ dating back to 16th century AD is a true architectural marvel exuding an unmatched royal splendour of the kings of the erstwhile princely state of Travancore in India.
One of the must visit places in Kerala (though the palace lies in Tamil Nadu, it still comes under the administration of government of Kerala), the palace is sure to leave you astounded with its gorgeous interiors decorated with intricate rosewood & teakwood carvings, exquisite mural paintings and delicately sculpted figurines on pillars and columns throughout its halls and rooms.
Besides the palace’s rich interiors, its exceptional building technique and indigenous methods of craftsmanship in wood is something that needs a special mention; the palace is primarily constructed of timber with minimal use of stone and laterite. The carpenters have done an excellent job in working out the most complex of the angles with such a high degree of accuracy that there is seldom any use of metal nails to fix different beams together.
Also, you would be amazed to know that the floor of this magnificent structure has been built using organic materials like burnt charcoal, sea-shell lime, egg whites, river sand, curd and buttermilk. That is not all! A special attention has been given to lightening and shadowing work, that too in accordance with rules of vastushastra.
All in all, a gem of cultural and architectural legacies of Kerala, the ‘Padmanabhapuram Palace’ is truly a heaven for those with a penchant for ancient art and architecture of India. Needless to say, if you are in Kerala for a holiday, do visit this ancient site and take along with you, some beautiful memories of a memorable heritage tour in this cultural hub of India.It is 60.3km from Thiruvananthapuram.
Visiting Timings:-9am to 4:30pm
Well known for being the British East India Company’s first permanent trade post on the Malabar Coast, the ‘Anchuthengu Fort’ holds a great significance in Kerala’s colonial history. Built in 1699, the fort primarily started off as a site to promote company’s trade relations with various countries, it gradually transformed into a centre to store the military equipment and ammunitions.
Many important events associated with history of Kerala can be traced back to this fort; the ‘Attingal Rebellion of 1721’ wherein the local people, agitated with injustice of Britons sieged the fort and killed a contingent of 140 British traders, is still remembered as the first and one of the very crucial collective moves against the British rule in Kerala.
Though the rebellion was defeated by the British force, it triggered off a series of subsequent revolts to chase Britishers off the Indian subcontinent. Besides, the fort also played a significant role during the Anglo-Mysore war in 18th century wherein it served as a storehouse for the armoury and other equipment for British army.
Today, the fort enjoys the status of a national heritage monument and makes for one of the famous historical attractions in Kerala.Apart from being a site of high historical relevance, the fort’s aesthetical beauty sandwiched between the sea and backwaters makes it a favourite getaway for couples, families and nature lovers too who throng here to spend a day on the beach nestled on the foot of the fort. Needless to say, a soul soothing scenery of criss-crossed network of coconut trees fringed across the backwaters absolutely provide for a captivating spectacle that fills your hearts with peace and tranquillity.It is 28.5km from Thiruvananthapuram.
Visiting Timings:-8am to 5pm


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When you open the Tillage App for the first time, you'll want to start adding your fields. To add your first field, tap the action bar icon for a new field.
Since this is the first field, we'll help you get going by starting a new operation type. Give the new operation type a name. You can be as specific or generic as you need to be. If you only have a couple fields and you'll chisel all of them, maybe "Fall 2012" would be sufficient. If you have a lot of fields and you want to keep track of which ones were strip tilled, maybe "Fall 2012 strip till" would be more helpful.
After you've given the operation type a name, click "Add", and you'll see it on the left side of the action bar.
Now you're ready to draw the first field. The field drawing menu will help you name the field and draw the boundaries. The check mark in the box next to "Acres" means that the app will calculate the field area based on the boundaries. If you would like to change the number, uncheck the box, and type the correct number in the text field. The red "x" will delete the last boundary point. When you are done with the field boundaries, tap the black check mark to continue. For an example field boundary drawing, continue to the next tutorial for adding fields to your farm.


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Cutter tool system information
When using the Portable Globe Cutter tool:
- Building a portable globe is CPU and disk I/O intensive and can impact GEE Server operation for the duration of the build.
- You can implement user authentication for the GEE Portable Globe Cutter web page with standard Apache web server user authentication. By default, the Cutter web page is accessible to all users who create their own globes.
- The portable globe cutting service is disabled after you install GEE Server software. You must manually enable the Cutter tool:
- In GEE 5.0:
gecutter enable
- In earlier versions:
geserveradmin --enable_cutter
- In GEE 5.0:
- The Cutter tool writes temporary files to the
globes/.globe_builder
folder. These temporary files are removed following successful globe cutting operations. However, if the globe cutting operations are interrupted, files might be left in theglobes/.globe_builder
folder. You can manually remove the leftover files. - Stopping the GEE Server during a cut might result in cut that isn't fully formed.
- Globe cutting operations can sometimes be interrupted, resulting in "runaway" globe cutting processes that an administrator must manually halt at the operating system level. See Manually halt the cutter process.
- The Cutter web tool is incompatible with load-balanced configurations, and should only be operated on a machine that end users can access directly. This can be a production machine with GEE Server software that is hosting a 3D globe, or a development machine that has GEE Server software installed. You can serve portable globes (.glb files) that have already been created from load-balanced GEE Servers or any web server.


Observatory3_vue
A Vue.js project
Core skills:
HTML
CSS
JAVAScript
Prerequisites:
[Git](https://git-scm.com/) (practice it [here](https://try.github.io/levels/1/challenges/1))
[Node.js and npm](https://nodejs.org/) Node ^4.2.3, npm ^2.14.7 (nodejs-legacy for debian-based distributions)
Text Editor - Sublime Text, Atom, or VSCode would be ideal
Text Exitor Configuration
- Install EditorConfig plugin
- Install Vue.js syntax highlight plugin
Vue.js + Vuex Debugger
The Vue.js devtools Chrome extension is extrodinarily helpful, particularly for debugging Vuex state changes.
Commandline:
Run npm “npm start" to start observatory-client
Once everything is up and running, start developing! DON’T forget to commit frequently on your personal fork. If you are not familiar with git, read prerequisite above about git.
Understanding Vue:
Knowing the basics of JavaScript
Vue basics (components, props, class/style binding)
Vue router to add functionality
Overview of how vueX works (comparable to Redux)
Bootstrap4, particularly containers/components
Developer Procedure:
Learn basic HTML,CSS, Javascript, and git:
Lynda.com, codecademy, hackerrank
Setup dev environment
Check on github if there is any issue that are assigned to you.
Pull request from the upstream and commit.
Work on the issue that are assigned. If there aren’t any, assign some issues that you want to work on to yourself.
Push request after working on the issue to YOUR repository!!! Not upstream!
Once your repo is ready to merge with the upstream. Talk with team manager and get it confirmed.
Repeat 3~7.
Build Setup
# install dependencies
npm install
# serve with hot reload at localhost:8080
npm run dev
# build for production with minification
npm run build
# build for production and view the bundle analyzer report
npm run build --report
# run unit tests
npm run unit
# run e2e tests
npm run e2e
# run all tests
npm test
For a detailed explanation on how things work, check out the guide and docs for vue-loader.


UNESCO's IICBA Electronic Library
Teachers' resources from the UNESCO International Institute for Capacity Building in Africa.
Primary Mathematics in English
Primary Science in English
Secondary Science in English
School Management in English
HIV/AIDS Electronic Library - resource for teachers


Hey, It's Batool Malkawi, and I'm 24 years old. The following list contains my past education and experiences from most recent to oldest:
- Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair School of Advanced Computing (ASAC), Jan 2021 Certificate - Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript
- University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan, October 2020 Master’s degree – Computer Science
- Usalak E-commerce, Oct 2018 - Dec 2018 | Freelancer Data Entry Officer.
- University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan, May 2018 Bachelor’s degree – Computer Science
TOP 10 random facts about me:
- I am an INFJ personality type, the rarest type.
- I love to learn new things, and I embrace my inner nerd.
- People randomly spill their guts to me a lot in real life. Even strangers, like in the line at the grocery store.
- I always have a song stuck in my head.
- I am left-handed, and I love it.
- I once took one of those personality tests that are supposed to tell you if you are left-brained or right-brained. I am exactly in the middle.
- I search for meaning and purpose, even in small things.
- I used to be a conflict-avoider, but no more.
- I have a Tumblr Blog since 2011.
- I love monkeys.


Minecraft Dungeons is launching in April next year
Coming to Xbox One, PS4, Switch, and PC.
News by Matt Wales, Reporter Updated on 15 November 2019
Minecraft Dungeons, developer Mojang's somewhat unexpected but entirely appealing Minecraft dungeon-crawler spin-off, is one step closer to receiving a full release date. Microsoft has now revealed that it'll be coming to Xbox One, PC, Switch, and PS4 in April next year.
Set, unsurprisingly, in the Minecraft universe, Dungeons delivers procedurally generated bouts of co-operative monster slaying and treasure hunting for up to four players. But while it might have a friendly Minecraft face, featuring familiar mobs and the series' unmistakable art style, it's still a fully realised take on the genre, with ample loot to gather, a range of combat styles to master - including melee to ranged - as well as deadly traps and creatures to overcome.
According to Dungeons' non-release-date-revealing release date trailer below, those that sign-up via Mojang's website will be in with a chance of playing the game first. Nowhere is that elaborated on, but it sounds like some sort of beta might be planned ahead of launch.
Eurogamer's Tom Phillips was quite taken with Minecraft Dungeons at this year's Gamescom, and it seems to be shaping up to be an enjoyable, if rather left-field, use of the Minecraft brand.
We'll know if Mojang's latest effort - which apparently started life as a 3DS game - is a successful new direction when it comes to Xbox One, PC, Xbox Game Pass, PS4, and Switch next April.


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Date and time
Monday 18th November 2018, 1:30pm
Clinic
Rheumatology - Chapel Allerton Hospital - Leeds TH - RR8
Location
CHAPELTOWN ROAD LEEDS WEST YORKSHIRE England LS7 4SA
Referred by
Dr Zubeir Smith at New Street Medical Practice
Booking reference number
0002 7480 8900