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package org.javasimon.jdbc4.jmx;
import org.javasimon.jmx.StopwatchSample;
/**
* Interface of JDBC management bean (MXBean).
*
* JDBC MXBean provides management operations for monitoring JDBC driver
* and operations to retrieve gathered statistics from special JDBC hierarchy of Simons.
* This JDBC hierarchy of Simon is well known and specified in JDBC javadoc
* ({@link org.javasimon.jdbc4}). There is prefix of this hierarchy that is associated with
* one instance of monitored JDBC driver. Typically, there is only one driver instance used
* in application, because of connection to one type of database. If application is connected
* to different types of database (i.e. oracle and mysql), there is possibility to differentiate
* each used driver by specifying Simon hierarchy prefix for driver.
* Jdbc mxbean has prefix associated with it. It's is initialized through mxbean implementation
* class constructor ({@link JdbcMXBeanImpl#JdbcMXBeanImpl(org.javasimon.Manager, String)})
* or later through setter ({@link #setPrefix(String)}). Then is also possible to register Jdbc mxbean
* for each prefix.
*
* Monitoring of the JDBC driver is enabled only if Java Simon JDBC proxy driver is used
* over original JDBC driver (eg. Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL etc.). For more details how to do
* that, please look at {@link org.javasimon.jdbc4.Driver} a package {@link org.javasimon.jdbc4}
* javadoc.
*
* @author Radovan Sninsky
* @author Richard "Virgo" Richter
* @see JdbcMXBeanImpl
* @since 2
*/
public interface JdbcMXBean {
/**
* Returns actual prefix associated with mxbean.
*
* @return actual prefix
*/
String getPrefix();
/**
* Sets custom prefix of JDBC Simon hierarchy, see more {@link JdbcMXBean}.
*
* @param value new prefix
*/
void setPrefix(String value);
/**
* Enables monitoring (gathering statistics) by associated JDBC Simon hierarchy, see
* ({@code org.javasimon.jdbc}). Works if SimonManager is enabled, look
* {@link org.javasimon.SimonManager#isEnabled()}.
*/
void enableMonitoring();
/**
* Disables monitoring (gathering statistics) by associated JDBC Simon hierarchy, see
* ({@code org.javasimon.jdbc}). If SimonManager is already disabled has no effect,
* look {@link org.javasimon.SimonManager#disable()}.
*/
void disableMonitoring();
/**
* Returns state of monitoring JDBC driver.
*
* @return {@code true} if associated prefix is enabled; otherwise {@code false}
*/
boolean isMonitoringEnabled();
/**
* Retrieves summary data about JDBC connection objects.
*
* @return value object {@link JdbcObjectInfo}
*/
JdbcObjectInfo connectionsStat();
/**
* Retrieves summary data about JDBC statement objects.
*
* @return value object {@link JdbcObjectInfo}
*/
JdbcObjectInfo statementsStat();
/**
* Retrieves summary data about JDBC result set objects.
*
* @return value object {@link JdbcObjectInfo}
*/
JdbcObjectInfo resultsetsStat();
/**
* Returns SQL command types ({@code select}, {@code insert}, {@code delete}, etc).
* If client application uses DDL commands like {@code create}, {@code alter} and other,
* those are included too. Special case are batch-es, they are referenced as {@code batch}.
*
* @return list of string (references to used SQL command types in monitored (simoned) application)
* @see #getSqlCommandStat(String)
* @see #getSqls(String)
*/
String[] getSqlCommands();
/**
* Retrieves summary data about all executed SQL commands of eneterd type (for instance
* summary data of all executed selects).
*
* @param cmd SQL command type
* @return populated object {@link org.javasimon.jmx.StopwatchSample}, or {@code null} if
* entered sql command type has no associated javasimon (it means, no sql of this type was
* executed yet, for instance no update was executed yet)
* @see #connectionsStat()
*/
StopwatchSample getSqlCommandStat(String cmd);
/**
* Returns hashs of different SQL commands of one type ({@code select}, {@code insert},
* {@code delete}, etc). Each hash represent one sql command with (and its many executions).
*
* @param cmd cmd SQL command type ({@code select}, {@code insert}, {@code delete}, etc)
* @return list of string (hash references to used SQL command in monitored (simoned) application)
* @see #getSqlCommands()
* @see #getSqlStat(String)
*/
String[] getSqls(String cmd);
/**
* Retrieves summary data about all same executed SQLs (for instance
* summary data of all executed {@code select * from foo where bar => 0}).
*
* @param sql hash code of sql command
* @return populated object {@link org.javasimon.jmx.StopwatchSample}, or {@code null} if
* entered sql has no associated javasimon (it means, no sql like this was executed yet,
* for instance no update was executed yet)
* @see #getSqls(String)
*/
StopwatchSample getSqlStat(String sql);
}