EclipseLink Hermes Parser 4.0.2 · org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.jpql.tools.model.query.VariableDeclarationStateObject

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
public IManagedType	Returns: The `IManagedType` representing the domain object declared by the given identification variable getManagedType(StateObject The `StateObject` that should be an simple identification variable or an encapsulated identification variable with the identifier `KEY` or `VALUE` stateObject) Returns the `IManagedType` for the given identification variable.
public ListIterable<IdentificationVariableStateObject>	Returns: The list of `IdentificationVariableStateObject` identificationVariables() Returns the `IdentificationVariableStateObject` that are used by this state object.

Modifier and Type

Method and Description

Returns:

The IManagedType representing the domain object declared by the given identification variable

The StateObject that should be an simple identification variable or an encapsulated identification variable with the identifier KEY or VALUE

stateObject)

Returns the IManagedType for the given identification variable.

public ListIterable<IdentificationVariableStateObject>

Returns:

The list of IdentificationVariableStateObject

identificationVariables()

Returns the IdentificationVariableStateObject that are used by this state object.

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public IManagedType getManagedType(StateObject stateObject) Returns the `IManagedType` for the given identification variable. The search does not traverse up the query hierarchy if this declaration is for a subquery. `SELECT e FROM Department d JOIN KEY(d.employees).addresses a` In the above query, the managed type associated with the identification variable: d is "Department" a is "Address" Parameters stateObject:StateObject The `StateObject` that should be an simple identification variable or an encapsulated identification variable with the identifier `KEY` or `VALUE` Returns:IManagedType The `IManagedType` representing the domain object declared by the given identification variable

public IManagedType getManagedType(StateObject stateObject)

Returns the IManagedType for the given identification variable. The search does not traverse up the query hierarchy if this declaration is for a subquery.

SELECT e FROM Department d JOIN KEY(d.employees).addresses a

In the above query, the managed type associated with the identification variable:

d is "Department"
a is "Address"

Parameters

stateObject:StateObject: The StateObject that should be an simple identification variable or an encapsulated identification variable with the identifier KEY or VALUE

Returns:IManagedType

The IManagedType representing the domain object declared by the given identification variable

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public ListIterable<IdentificationVariableStateObject> identificationVariables() Returns the `IdentificationVariableStateObject` that are used by this state object. It is possible more than one declaration exists, like a range variable declaration has also joins and join fetches. Returns:ListIterable<IdentificationVariableStateObject> The list of `IdentificationVariableStateObject`

public ListIterable<IdentificationVariableStateObject> identificationVariables()

Returns the IdentificationVariableStateObject that are used by this state object. It is possible more than one declaration exists, like a range variable declaration has also joins and join fetches.

Returns:ListIterable<IdentificationVariableStateObject>: The list of IdentificationVariableStateObject

public Interface VariableDeclarationStateObject

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