Database Programming with JDBC & Java, Second Edition

Name

SQLInput

Synopsis

Interface Name: java.sql.SQLInput

Superclass: None

Immediate Subclasses: None

Interfaces Implemented: None

Availability: New as of JDK 1.2

Description

This interface represents a stream of data coming from a relational database. In this respect, it is very similar to an ObjectInputStream class. Programmers should never use this class, as it exists purely for drivers in supporting Java-relational type mapping.

Class Summary

public interface SQLInput {
    Array readArray( ) throws SQLException;
    InputStream readAsciiStream( ) throws SQLException;
    java.math.BigDecimal readBigDecimal( ) 
      throws SQLException;
    InputStream readBinaryStream( ) throws SQLException;
    Blob readBlob( ) throws SQLException;
    boolean readBoolean( ) throws SQLException;
    byte readByte( ) throws SQLException;
    byte[] readBytes( ) throws SQLException;
    Reader readCharacterStream( ) throws SQLException;
    Clob readClob( ) throws SQLException;
    Date readDate( ) throws SQLException;
    double readDouble( ) throws SQLException;
    float readFloat( ) throws SQLException;
    int readInt( ) throws SQLException;
    long readLong( ) throws SQLException;
    Object readObject( ) throws SQLException;
    Ref readRef( ) throws SQLException;
    short readShort( ) throws SQLException;
    String readString( ) throws SQLException;
    Time readTime( ) throws SQLException;
    Timestamp readTimestamp( ) throws SQLException;
    boolean wasNull( ) throws SQLException;
}

Object Methods

readArray( ), readAsciiStream( ), readBigDecimal( ), readBinryStream( ), readBlob( ...