jOOQ 3.18.7 · org.jooq.Typed

A marker interface for all query parts that have a DataType.

While there is no requirement for implementations to also implement Named, a lot of implementations do.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
public @NotNull DataType<T>	$dataType() Experimental query object model accessor method, see also `QOM`.
public @NotNull Binding<?, T>	getBinding() The object's underlying `Binding`.
public @NotNull ContextConverter<?, T>	getConverter() The object's underlying `Converter`.
public @NotNull DataType<T>	getDataType() The type of this object (might not be dialect-specific).
public @NotNull DataType<T>	getDataType(Configuration configuration) The dialect-specific type of this object.
public @NotNull Class<T>	getType() The Java type of the object.

Inherited from org.jooq.QueryPart:: equals hashCode toString

Method Detail

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$dataType	back to summary
public @NotNull DataType<T> $dataType() Experimental query object model accessor method, see also `QOM`. Subject to change in future jOOQ versions, use at your own risk. Annotations @Experimental @NotNull

public @NotNull DataType<T> $dataType()

Experimental query object model accessor method, see also QOM. Subject to change in future jOOQ versions, use at your own risk.

Annotations

@Experimental
@NotNull

getBinding back to summary

getBinding	back to summary
public @NotNull Binding<?, T> getBinding() The object's underlying `Binding`. Annotations @NotNull

public @NotNull Binding<?, T> getBinding()

The object's underlying Binding.

Annotations

@NotNull

getConverter back to summary

getConverter	back to summary
public @NotNull ContextConverter<?, T> getConverter() The object's underlying `Converter`. By default, all typed objects reference an identity-converter `Converter<T, T>`. If an implementation is generated, custom data types may be obtained by a custom `Converter` placed on the generated object. Annotations @NotNull

public @NotNull ContextConverter<?, T> getConverter()

The object's underlying Converter.

By default, all typed objects reference an identity-converter Converter<T, T>. If an implementation is generated, custom data types may be obtained by a custom Converter placed on the generated object.

Annotations