Uses of Interface
oracle.jdbc.OracleConnection
Packages that use OracleConnection
Package
Description
Beginning in Oracle9i, the Oracle extensions to JDBC are captured
in the package
oracle.jdbc.A package of connection cache and pooling related classes.
A package of classes that represent java SQL types and Oracle specific
SQL types.
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Uses of OracleConnection in oracle.jdbc
Classes in oracle.jdbc that implement OracleConnectionModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclassA simple implementation of a connection wrapper which may be nested to any depth.Fields in oracle.jdbc declared as OracleConnectionModifier and TypeFieldDescriptionprotected OracleConnectionOracleConnectionWrapper.connectionThe connection that this wrapper wrapsMethods in oracle.jdbc that return OracleConnectionModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionOracleConnectionBuilder.build()Builds the connection object.OracleConnection.unwrap()Return the wrapped object if any else null.OracleConnectionWrapper.unwrap()Unwrap one level.Methods in oracle.jdbc that return types with arguments of type OracleConnectionModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionOracleConnectionBuilder.buildAsyncOracle()Returns aCompletionStagethat completes with aConnectionhaving the same state as if it were built by callingbuildon thisConnectionBuilder.OracleConnectionBuilder.buildConnectionPublisherOracle()Returns aPublisherthat publishes a singleConnectionobject with the same state as if it were built by callingbuildon thisConnectionBuilder.Methods in oracle.jdbc with parameters of type OracleConnectionModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoidOracleConnection.setWrapper(OracleConnection wrapper) Set the wrapping object.voidOracleConnectionWrapper.setWrapper(OracleConnection wrapper) Set a connection wrapper as the wrapper of this connection.Constructors in oracle.jdbc with parameters of type OracleConnectionModifierConstructorDescriptionOracleConnectionWrapper(OracleConnection toBeWrapped) Construct an instance which wraps the argumentDeprecated.-- Please use the factory method java.sql.Connection.getMetaData() -
Uses of OracleConnection in oracle.jdbc.pool
Methods in oracle.jdbc.pool with parameters of type OracleConnectionModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionbooleanOracleConnectionCacheCallback.handleAbandonedConnection(OracleConnection conn, Object userObject) Deprecated.Use Oracle Universal Connection Pool instead.voidOracleConnectionCacheCallback.releaseConnection(OracleConnection conn, Object userObject) Deprecated.Use Oracle Universal Connection Pool instead. -
Uses of OracleConnection in oracle.sql
Methods in oracle.sql that return OracleConnectionModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionDatumWithConnection.getOracleConnection()Oracle extension.static OracleConnectionConcreteProxyUtil.getThinDriverReplayableConnectionDelegate(OracleConnection conn) static OracleConnectionConcreteProxyUtil.unwrapConnectionProxy(OracleConnection conn) Methods in oracle.sql with parameters of type OracleConnectionModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionstatic ObjectConcreteProxyUtil.checkAndGetACProxyConnection(OracleConnection conn) Check whether connection object from proxified or not.static <T> TConcreteProxyUtil.getProxyObject(OracleConnection conn, T delegate, Class proxyBaseClass, Object creator) static StringTypeDescriptor.getSubtypeName(OracleConnection conn, byte[] image, long offset) static OracleConnectionConcreteProxyUtil.getThinDriverReplayableConnectionDelegate(OracleConnection conn) static oracle.jdbc.replay.driver.TxnReplayableBaseConcreteProxyUtil.getTxnReplayableBaseOfConnection(OracleConnection conn) static TypeDescriptorTypeDescriptor.getTypeDescriptor(String qualifiedName, OracleConnection conn, byte[] image, long offset) Obtain the type descriptor associated with the specified type name.static booleanConcreteProxyUtil.isThinDriverReplayableConnection(OracleConnection conn) static OracleConnectionConcreteProxyUtil.unwrapConnectionProxy(OracleConnection conn) Constructors in oracle.sql with parameters of type OracleConnectionModifierConstructorDescriptionCLOB(OracleConnection conn, byte[] lob_descriptor, short csform) Deprecated.