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package javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.sql;

import java.util.SortedMap;

/**
 * 

This interface represents the result of a <sql:query> * action. It provides access to the following information in the * query result:

* *
    *
  • The result rows (getRows() and getRowsByIndex()) *
  • The column names (getColumnNames()) *
  • The number of rows in the result (getRowCount()) *
  • An indication whether the rows returned represent the complete result * or just a subset that is limited by a maximum row setting * (isLimitedByMaxRows()) *
* *

An implementation of the Result interface provides a * disconnected view into the result of a query. * * @author Justyna Horwat * */ public interface Result { /** *

Returns the result of the query as an array of SortedMap objects. * Each item of the array represents a specific row in the query result.

* *

A row is structured as a SortedMap object where the key is the column name, * and where the value is the value associated with the column identified by * the key. The column value is an Object of the Java type corresponding * to the mapping between column types and Java types defined by the JDBC * specification when the ResultSet.getObject() method is used.

* *

The SortedMap must use the Comparator * java.util.String.CASE_INSENSITIVE_ORDER. * This makes it possible to access the key as a case insensitive representation * of a column name. This method will therefore work regardless of the case of * the column name returned by the database.

* * @return The result rows as an array of SortedMap objects */ public SortedMap[] getRows(); /** * Returns the result of the query as an array of arrays. * The first array dimension represents a specific row in the query result. * The array elements for each row are Object instances of the Java type * corresponding to the mapping between column types and Java types defined * by the JDBC specification when the ResultSet.getObject() method is used. * * @return the result rows as an array of Object[] objects */ public Object[][] getRowsByIndex(); /** * Returns the names of the columns in the result. The order of the names in the array * matches the order in which columns are returned in method getRowsByIndex(). * * @return the column names as an array of String objects */ public String[] getColumnNames(); /** * Returns the number of rows in the cached ResultSet * * @return the number of rows in the result */ public int getRowCount(); /** * Returns true if the query was limited by a maximum row setting * * @return true if the query was limited by a maximum * row setting */ public boolean isLimitedByMaxRows(); }




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