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package org.jooq;


/**
 * A model type for a row value expression.
 * 

* Note: Not all databases support row value expressions, but many row value * expression operations can be simulated on all databases. See relevant row * value expression method Javadocs for details. * * @author Lukas Eder */ public interface Row extends QueryPart { /** * Get the degree of this row value expression. */ int size(); /** * Get a specific field from this row. *

* Usually, this will return the field itself. However, if this is a row * from an aliased table, the field will be aliased accordingly. * * @param The generic field type * @param field The field to fetch * @return The field itself or an aliased field */ Field field(Field field); /** * Get a specific field from this row. * * @param fieldName The field to fetch * @return The field with the given name */ Field field(String fieldName); /** * Get a specific field from this row and coerce it to type. * * @param fieldName The field to fetch * @param type The type to coerce the resulting field to * @return The field with the given name */ Field field(String fieldName, Class type); /** * Get a specific field from this row and coerce it to dataType. * * @param fieldName The field to fetch * @param dataType The type to coerce the resulting field to * @return The field with the given name */ Field field(String fieldName, DataType dataType); /** * Get a specific field from this row. * * @param fieldIndex The field's index of the field to fetch * @return The field with the given name */ Field field(int fieldIndex); /** * Get a specific field from this row and coerce it to type. * * @param fieldIndex The field's index of the field to fetch * @param type The type to coerce the resulting field to * @return The field with the given name */ Field field(int fieldIndex, Class type); /** * Get a specific field from this row and coerce it to dataType. * * @param fieldIndex The field's index of the field to fetch * @param dataType The type to coerce the resulting field to * @return The field with the given name */ Field field(int fieldIndex, DataType dataType); /** * Get all fields from this row. * * @return All available fields */ Field[] fields(); /** * Get all fields from this row, providing some fields. * * @return All available fields * @see #field(Field) */ Field[] fields(Field... fields); /** * Get all fields from this row, providing some field names. * * @return All available fields * @see #field(String) */ Field[] fields(String... fieldNames); /** * Get all fields from this row, providing some field indexes. * * @return All available fields * @see #field(int) */ Field[] fields(int... fieldIndexes); /** * Get a field's index from this row. * * @param field The field to look for * @return The field's index or -1 if the field is not * contained in this Row */ int indexOf(Field field); /** * Get a field's index from this row. * * @param fieldName The field name to look for * @return The field's index or -1 if the field is not * contained in this Row */ int indexOf(String fieldName); /** * Get an array of types for this row. *

* Entries in the resulting array correspond to {@link Field#getType()} for * the corresponding Field in {@link #fields()} */ Class[] types(); /** * Get the type for a given field index. * * @param fieldIndex The field's index of the field's type to fetch * @return The field's type */ Class type(int fieldIndex); /** * Get the type for a given field name. * * @param fieldName The field's name of the field's type to fetch * @return The field's type */ Class type(String fieldName); /** * Get an array of data types for this row. *

* Entries in the resulting array correspond to {@link Field#getDataType()} * for the corresponding Field in {@link #fields()} */ DataType[] dataTypes(); /** * Get the data type for a given field index. * * @param fieldIndex The field's index of the field's data type to fetch * @return The field's data type */ DataType dataType(int fieldIndex); /** * Get the data type for a given field name. * * @param fieldName The field's name of the field's data type to fetch * @return The field's data type */ DataType dataType(String fieldName); // ------------------------------------------------------------------------ // [NOT] NULL predicates // ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /** * Check if this row value expression contains only NULL * values. *

* Row NULL predicates can be simulated in those databases that do not * support such predicates natively: (A, B) IS NULL is * equivalent to A IS NULL AND B IS NULL */ @Support Condition isNull(); /** * Check if this row value expression contains no NULL values. *

* Row NOT NULL predicates can be simulated in those databases that do not * support such predicates natively: (A, B) IS NOT NULL is * equivalent to A IS NOT NULL AND B IS NOT NULL *

* Note that the two following predicates are NOT equivalent: *

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  • (A, B) IS NOT NULL, which is the same as * (A IS NOT NULL) AND (B IS NOT NULL)
  • *
  • NOT((A, B) IS NULL), which is the same as * (A IS NOT NULL) OR (B IS NOT NULL)
  • *
*/ @Support Condition isNotNull(); }




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