Class DjangoGetTableNamesStatement (0.15.0)

Version 0.15.0

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public class DjangoGetTableNamesStatement implements LocalStatement

Inheritance

java.lang.Object > DjangoGetTableNamesStatement

Implements

LocalStatement

Inherited Members

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Object.wait()

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Static Fields

INSTANCE

public static final DjangoGetTableNamesStatement INSTANCE

Field Value

Type	Description
DjangoGetTableNamesStatement

Methods

execute(BackendConnection backendConnection)

public StatementResult execute(BackendConnection backendConnection)

Executes the local statement and returns the result.

Parameter

Name	Description
backendConnection	BackendConnection

Returns

Type	Description
StatementResult

getSql()

public String[] getSql()

Returns the static SQL string associated with this local statement. A statement should include a SQL statement for each variant that can reasonably be expected to be generated by a framework, but does not need to include a variant for each theoretically possible variant. The given SQL strings will be used as the keys in a java.util.Map for quick lookup. This means that it will not match all possible variants of the statement, which is OK, as this is only intended to cover auto-generated query strings from frameworks/tools.

Returns

Type	Description
String[]