Examples of ForeignKeyConstraintCreation

org.databene.mad4db.cmd.ForeignKeyConstraintCreation
{@link StructuralChange} implementation that represents the creation of a foreign key constraint.

Created: 24.05.2011 20:07:17 @since 0.1 @author Volker Bergmann @see DBForeignKeyConstraint

Examples of org.databene.mad4db.cmd.ForeignKeyConstraintCreation

      else
        fks2.remove(fk2);
    }
    fks1.clear();
    for (DBForeignKeyConstraint uk2 : fks2) {
      tableChange.addSubChange(new ForeignKeyConstraintCreation(uk2));
    }
    fks2.clear();
  }

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Examples of org.databene.mad4db.cmd.ForeignKeyConstraintCreation

    else if (dbObject instanceof DBUniqueConstraint)
      return (Creation<E>) new UniqueConstraintCreation((DBUniqueConstraint) dbObject);
    else if (dbObject instanceof DBNotNullConstraint)
      return (Creation<E>) new NotNullConstraintCreation((DBNotNullConstraint) dbObject);
    else if (dbObject instanceof DBForeignKeyConstraint)
      return (Creation<E>) new ForeignKeyConstraintCreation((DBForeignKeyConstraint) dbObject);
    else if (dbObject instanceof DBCheckConstraint)
      return (Creation<E>) new CheckConstraintCreation((DBCheckConstraint) dbObject);
    else if (dbObject instanceof DBIndex)
      return (Creation<E>) new IndexCreation((DBIndex) dbObject);
    else if (dbObject instanceof DBSequence)

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Examples of org.databene.mad4db.cmd.ForeignKeyConstraintCreation

    DBColumn fkColumn = new DBColumn("ref", refererTable, DBDataType.getInstance(Types.INTEGER, "int"));
    fkColumn.setNullable(nullableFk);
    refereeTable.addColumn(fkColumn);
    schemaChange.addSubChange(new TableCreation(refereeTable));
    DBForeignKeyConstraint fk = new DBForeignKeyConstraint("new_fk", true, refererTable, new String[] { "ref" }, refereeTable, new String[] { "id" });
    schemaChange.addSubChange(new ForeignKeyConstraintCreation(fk));
    return schemaChange;
  }

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