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Description
| Interface Summary | |
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| SQL | Represents a INSERT,UPDATE, or SELECT SQL statement. |
| SQLMaker | Turns SQL objects into database-ready sql. |
| Class Summary | |
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| AbstractModifySQL | The superclass of InsertSQL and updateSQL. |
| DeleteSQL | Represents a DELETE SQL statement. |
| GeneralSQLMaker | A SQLMaker that provides the typical functionality for most databases. |
| InputLog | Represents the InputLog field in one record. |
| InsertSQL | Represents an Insert SQL statement. |
| LiteralValue | Represents a value to be put in the database as-is. |
| ModifySQL | The superclass of BaseUpdateSQL and DeleteSQL. |
| OracleSQLMaker | A SQLMaker for an Oracle Database. |
| SelectSQL | Represents a SELECT SQL statement. |
| SQLMakerGetter | A utility class that returns a SQLMaker given a proper database type (such as Oracle). |
| SQLValues | The fields and the values in an INSERT or UPDATE SQL statement. |
| TwoSQLStatements | An INSERT statement in which a value is automatically assigned, and a SELECT statement that gets that value. |
| UpdateSQL | Represents an UPDATE SQL statement. |
Provides the classes that convert SQL objects into raw-sql by using database-specific SQLManagers. Look up the definition of the SQL and SQLMaker interface to understand this package.
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