java.lang.Object
org.apache.derby.impl.sql.execute.CurrentDatetime
- public class CurrentDatetime
- extends java.lang.Object
CurrentDatetime provides execution support for ensuring
that the current datetime is evaluated only once for a
statement. The same value is returned for every
CURRENT_DATE, CURRENT_TIME, and CURRENT_TIMESTAMP in the
statement.
This is expected to be used by an activation and its
result set, and so 'forget' must be called whenever you
want to reuse the CurrentDatetime object for additional
executions of the statement.
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Constructor Summary |
CurrentDatetime()
The constructor is public; note we wait until evaluation to
put any values into the fields. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
currentDatetime
private java.util.Date currentDatetime
- Holds the current datetime on the first evaluation of a current function
in a statement, which contains all available fields.
currentDate
private java.sql.Date currentDate
- Holds the SQL DATE version of the current datetime.
currentTime
private java.sql.Time currentTime
- Holds the SQL TIME version of the current datetime.
currentTimestamp
private java.sql.Timestamp currentTimestamp
- Holds the SQL TIMESTAMP version of the current datetime.
CurrentDatetime
public CurrentDatetime()
- The constructor is public; note we wait until evaluation to
put any values into the fields.
setCurrentDatetime
private final void setCurrentDatetime()
getCurrentDate
public java.sql.Date getCurrentDate()
getCurrentTime
public java.sql.Time getCurrentTime()
getCurrentTimestamp
public java.sql.Timestamp getCurrentTimestamp()
forget
public void forget()
- This is called prior to each execution of the statement, to
ensure that it starts over with a new current datetime value.