Examples of org.hibernate.jdbc.Expectation.prepare()

org.hibernate.jdbc.Expectation.prepare()
Perform any special statement preparation. @param statement The statement to be prepared @return The number of bind positions consumed (if any) @throws SQLException Exception from the JDBC driver @throws HibernateException Problem performing preparation.

          }
        }




        try {
          offset+= expectation.prepare( st );


          writeKey( st, id, offset, session );
          if ( useBatch ) {
            session.getBatcher().addToBatch( expectation );
          }

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                }
              }




              try {
                offset+= expectation.prepare( st );


                //TODO: copy/paste from insertRows()
                int loc = writeKey( st, id, offset, session );
                if ( hasIdentifier ) {
                  loc = writeIdentifier( st, collection.getIdentifier(entry, i), loc, session );

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                st = session.getBatcher().prepareStatement( sql );
              }
            }


            try {
              expectation.prepare( st );


              Object entry = deletes.next();
              int loc = offset;
              if ( hasIdentifier ) {
                writeIdentifier( st, entry, loc, session );

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          }
        }




        try {
          offset+= expectation.prepare( st );


          writeKey( st, id, offset, session );
          if ( useBatch ) {
            session.getBatcher().addToBatch( expectation );
          }

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                }
              }




              try {
                offset+= expectation.prepare( st );


                //TODO: copy/paste from insertRows()
                int loc = writeKey( st, id, offset, session );
                if ( hasIdentifier ) {
                  loc = writeIdentifier( st, collection.getIdentifier(entry, i), loc, session );

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                st = session.getBatcher().prepareStatement( sql );
              }
            }


            try {
              expectation.prepare( st );


              Object entry = deletes.next();
              int loc = offset;
              if ( hasIdentifier ) {
                writeIdentifier( st, entry, loc, session );

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                st = session.getBatcher().prepareStatement( sql );
              }
            }


            try {
              offset += expectation.prepare( st );
              //TODO: copy/paste from recreate()
              offset = writeKey( st, id, offset, session );
              if ( hasIdentifier ) {
                offset = writeIdentifier( st, collection.getIdentifier(entry, i), offset, session );
              }

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                  expectation = Expectations.appropriateExpectation( getDeleteCheckStyle() );
                  useBatch = expectation.canBeBatched();
                  st = useBatch
                      ? session.getBatcher().prepareBatchCallableStatement( sql )
                            : session.getBatcher().prepareCallableStatement( sql );
                  offset += expectation.prepare( st );
                }
                else {
                  st = session.getBatcher().prepareBatchStatement( getSQLDeleteRowString() );
                }
              }

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                else {
                  st = session.getBatcher().prepareStatement( sql );
                }
              }


              offset += expectation.prepare( st );


              int loc = writeKey( st, id, offset, session );
              if ( hasIndex && !indexContainsFormula ) {
                loc = writeIndexToWhere( st, collection.getIndex( entry, i, this ), loc, session );
              }

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        }
      }


      try {
        int index = 1;
        index += expectation.prepare( insert );


        // Write the values of fields onto the prepared statement - we MUST use the state at the time the
        // insert was issued (cos of foreign key constraints). Not necessarily the object's current state


        dehydrate( id, fields, null, notNull, propertyColumnInsertable, j, insert, session, index );

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