Package org.eclipse.persistence.sequencing

Interface SequencingControl

public interface SequencingControl

Purpose: Define an interface to control sequencing functionality.

Description: This interface is accessed through DatabaseSession.getSequencingControl(). It allows to create, re-create, customize Sequencing object which is available through DatabaseSession.getSequencing() and provides sequencing values for all descriptors that use sequencing. Here's the lifecycle of Sequencing object used by DatabaseSession: 1. DatabaseSession created - sequencing object doesn't yet exist; 2. DatabaseSession.login() causes creation of Sequencing object; 3. DatabaseSession.logout() causes destruction of Sequencing object. In case sequencing object doesn't yet exist all the set parameters' values will be used during its creation. In case sequencing object already exists: 1. The following methods don't alter sequencing object - the corresponding parameters will only be used in case a new sequencing object is created: setShouldUseSeparateConnection; setLogin; setMinPoolSize; setMaxPoolSize. 2. The following methods cause immediate destruction of the sequencing object and creation of a new one: setValueGenerationPolicy; setShouldUseNativeSequencing; setShouldUseTableSequencing; resetSequencing; 3. The following methods cause change immediately: setPreallocationSize (next sequencing preallocation will use the set parameter's value).

Responsibilities:

  • Define the APIs for controlling sequencing.
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  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    ConnectionPool
    getConnectionPool()
    ADVANCED: Return the connection pool to use for sequencing.
    Login
    getLogin()
    ADVANCED: Return a DatabaseLogin to be used by separate sequencing connection(s).
    int
    getMaxPoolSize()
    PUBLIC: Returns a maximum number of connections in sequencing connection pool
    int
    getMinPoolSize()
    PUBLIC: Returns a minimum number of connections in sequencing connection pool.
    void
    initializePreallocated()
    ADVANCED: Removes all preallocated sequencing objects.
    void
    initializePreallocated(String seqName)
    ADVANCED: Removes all preallocated sequencing objects for the given sequence name.
    boolean
    isConnectedUsingSeparateConnection()
    PUBLIC: Indicates whether sequencing actually uses separate connection(s).
    void
    resetSequencing()
    ADVANCED: Immediately re-create sequencing object.
    void
    setConnectionPool(ConnectionPool pool)
    ADVANCED: Set the connection pool to use for sequencing.
    void
    setInitialPoolSize(int size)
    PUBLIC: Sets a initial number of connections in sequencing connection pool The set value is ignored if shouldUseSeparateConnection() returns false.
    void
    setLogin(Login login)
    ADVANCED: Returns a DatabaseLogin to be used by separate sequencing connection(s) The set value is ignored if shouldUseSeparateConnection() returns false.
    void
    setMaxPoolSize(int size)
    PUBLIC: Sets a maximum number of connections in sequencing connection pool The set value is ignored if shouldUseSeparateConnection() returns false.
    void
    setMinPoolSize(int size)
    PUBLIC: Sets a minimum number of connections in sequencing connection pool The set value is ignored if shouldUseSeparateConnection() returns false.
    void
    setShouldUseSeparateConnection(boolean shouldUseSeparateConnection)
    PUBLIC: Set whether separate connection(s) for sequencing could be used (by default it couldn't).
    boolean
    shouldUseSeparateConnection()
    PUBLIC: Indicate whether separate connection(s) for sequencing could be used (by default it couldn't).

  • Method Details

    • resetSequencing

      void resetSequencing()
      ADVANCED: Immediately re-create sequencing object. The only reason to use this method is to pick up all parameters' values that were changed after the original sequencing object has been created.

    • shouldUseSeparateConnection

      boolean shouldUseSeparateConnection()
      PUBLIC: Indicate whether separate connection(s) for sequencing could be used (by default it couldn't). If this flag is set to true then separate connection(s) for sequencing will be used in case getSequence().shouldUseSeparateConnection() returns true.
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    • setShouldUseSeparateConnection

      void setShouldUseSeparateConnection(boolean shouldUseSeparateConnection)
      PUBLIC: Set whether separate connection(s) for sequencing could be used (by default it couldn't). If this flag is set to true then separate connection(s) for sequencing will be used in case getSequence().shouldUseSeparateConnection() returns true.
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    • isConnectedUsingSeparateConnection

      boolean isConnectedUsingSeparateConnection()
      PUBLIC: Indicates whether sequencing actually uses separate connection(s). Returns true if sequencing is connected and uses separate connection(s). Returns false if sequencing is not connected (getSequencing()==null). Note that if shouldUseSeparateConnection() returns false this method also returns false. However if shouldUseSeparateConnection() returns true this method returns false in the following two cases:
      sequencing is not connected;
      getSequence().shouldUseSeparateConnection() == false.
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    • getLogin

      Login getLogin()
      ADVANCED: Return a DatabaseLogin to be used by separate sequencing connection(s).
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    • setLogin

      void setLogin(Login login)
      ADVANCED: Returns a DatabaseLogin to be used by separate sequencing connection(s) The set value is ignored if shouldUseSeparateConnection() returns false. The DatabaseLogin *MUST*: 1. specify *NON-JTS* connections (such as NON_JTS driver or read-only datasource); 2. sequenceLogin.shouldUseExternalTransactionController()==false In case this method is not called, but separate connection should be used, sequencing will use a clone of login owned by the DatabaseSession, or a clone of read login owned by ServerSession.
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    • getConnectionPool

      ConnectionPool getConnectionPool()
      ADVANCED: Return the connection pool to use for sequencing.

    • setConnectionPool

      void setConnectionPool(ConnectionPool pool)
      ADVANCED: Set the connection pool to use for sequencing.

    • getMinPoolSize

      int getMinPoolSize()
      PUBLIC: Returns a minimum number of connections in sequencing connection pool.
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    • setMinPoolSize

      void setMinPoolSize(int size)
      PUBLIC: Sets a minimum number of connections in sequencing connection pool The set value is ignored if shouldUseSeparateConnection() returns false. The set value is ignored if SequencingControl has been obtained not from ServerSession. By default is 2.
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    • getMaxPoolSize

      int getMaxPoolSize()
      PUBLIC: Returns a maximum number of connections in sequencing connection pool
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    • setMaxPoolSize

      void setMaxPoolSize(int size)
      PUBLIC: Sets a maximum number of connections in sequencing connection pool The set value is ignored if shouldUseSeparateConnection() returns false. The set value is ignored if SequencingControl has been obtained not from ServerSession. By default is 2.
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    • setInitialPoolSize

      void setInitialPoolSize(int size)
      PUBLIC: Sets a initial number of connections in sequencing connection pool The set value is ignored if shouldUseSeparateConnection() returns false. The set value is ignored if SequencingControl has been obtained not from ServerSession. By default is 1.
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    • initializePreallocated

      void initializePreallocated()
      ADVANCED: Removes all preallocated sequencing objects. Ignored if getSequencingValueGenarationPolicy().shouldUsePreallocation() returns false. This method is called internally after Sequencing object is destructed.
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    • initializePreallocated

      void initializePreallocated(String seqName)
      ADVANCED: Removes all preallocated sequencing objects for the given sequence name. Ignored if getSequencingValueGenarationPolicy().shouldUsePreallocation() returns false.
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