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14 Getting Started with pureQuery 11.12 Exercise ........................................................................................................... 240 Chapter 12 - Stored Procedures .................................................................................. 243 12.1 Stored procedures: The big picture .................................................................. 243 12.2 The StoredProcedureResult interface ............................................................... 244 12.2.1 Getting the updated values of OUT and INOUT parameters ..................... 244 12.2.2 Getting the query results of the stored procedure ...................................... 245 12.2.3 Closing the StoredProcedureResult object......................................... 247 12.3 Executing SQL stored procedure calls in the inline style .................................. 247 12.3.1 In practice: Use the inline style to execute a stored procedure -- Complete the “Increase Employee Bonuses” screen ................................................................... 249 12.4 Executing SQL stored procedure calls in the annotated-method style.............. 251 12.4.1 In practice: Use the annotated-method style to execute a stored procedure -- Complete the “Increase Employee Bonuses” screen ............................................ 252 12.5 Summary ............................................................................................................ 253 12.6 Questions ........................................................................................................... 254 12.7 Exercise ............................................................................................................. 255 Chapter 13 - Handlers ................................................................................................... 261 13.1 Handlers: The big picture ................................................................................... 261 13.2 Specifying handlers in the inline style ................................................................ 263 13.2.1 In practice: Specify a handler using the inline style -- Complete the “Company Employees” screen ................................................................................................ 264 13.3 Specifying handlers in the annotated method style ........................................... 266 13.3.1 Specifying handlers by using the @Handler annotation ........................... 266 13.3.2 Specifying handlers as method parameters ............................................... 267 13.4 Writing handler implementation classes ............................................................ 268 13.4.1 Writing a ResultHandler implementation ........................................ 269 13.4.2 Writing a RowHandler implementation........................................... 270 13.4.3 Writing a CallHandlerWithParameters implementation .......... 272 13.4.4 How to write a ParameterHandler implementation ................................ 274 13.4.5 In practice: Write and specify a ParameterHandler implementation ..... 274 13.5 Summary ............................................................................................................ 275 13.6 Review questions ............................................................................................... 276 13.7 Exercise ............................................................................................................. 277 PART V – BEST PRACTICES AND INTEGRATION ..................................................... 279 Chapter 14 - Best Practices ......................................................................................... 281 14.1 Best Practices: The big picture .......................................................................... 281 14.2 Choose your style: inline vs annotated method style ........................................ 281 14.3 Perform Joins with Table collation ..................................................................... 282 14.4 Working with Exception categorization .............................................................. 283 14.5 Customizing the code generation templates ..................................................... 283 14.6 Recapture the SQL in your application .............................................................. 285 14.7 Custom handlers and annotated method style .................................................. 286
14.8 Summary ............................................................................................................ 286 Chapter 15 - pureQuery and pureXML ........................................................................ 287 15.1 pureQuery and pureXML: The big picture ......................................................... 287 15.2 Give control to the SQL layer ............................................................................. 287 15.3 Give control to the data access API ................................................................... 289 15.4 Give control to the application layer ................................................................... 291 15.5 Summary ............................................................................................................ 293 Chapter 16 - pureQuery and JPA ................................................................................. 295 16.1 pureQuery and JPA: The big picture ................................................................. 295 16.2 Static execution of JPA with pureQuery ............................................................ 295 16.3 Generating DB2 packages for JPA applications ................................................ 296 16.4 Generating SQL statements .............................................................................. 297 16.4.1 Creating and binding the packages ............................................................ 299 16.5 Running a JPA application using pureQuery ..................................................... 300 16.5.1 Running the application in static mode ....................................................... 302 16.6 Summary ............................................................................................................ 302 Appendix A - Solutions to the review questions ....................................................... 305 Appendix B - Understanding the Sample Application .............................................. 313 B.1 A tour of the Human Resources Manager application user interface ................. 313 B.1.1 The “Login” screen ....................................................................................... 314 B.1.2 The “Main Menu” screen .............................................................................. 314 B.1.3 The “Employee Information” screen ............................................................. 315 B.1.4 The “Change Employee Information” screen ............................................... 316 B.1.5 The “Employee Report Chain” screen .......................................................... 318 B.1.6 The “Company Employees” screen .............................................................. 319 B.1.7 The “Increase Employee Bonuses” screen .................................................. 319 B.2 Using the sample application for the “In practice” sections ................................. 321 B.2.1 Packages in the GettingStartedWithPureQuery project .................... 322 B.2.2 Files in the GettingStartedWithPureQuery project ............................. 324 B.3 Setting up the GettingStartedWithPureQuery project ............................... 325 B.3.1 Import the GettingStartedWithPureQuery project into your workspace325 B.3.2 Add pureQuery support to the project .......................................................... 328 B.3.3 Modify the javax.sql.DataSource objects to use your connection information ............................................................................................................. 328 B.3.4 Run the Human Resources Manager application ........................................ 329 Appendix C - Up and Running with DB2 Express-C .................................................. 330 C.1 DB2: The big picture............................................................................................ 330 C.2 DB2 Packaging .................................................................................................... 331 C.2.1 DB2 Servers ................................................................................................. 331 C.2.2 DB2 Clients and Drivers ............................................................................... 332 C.3 Installing DB2 ...................................................................................................... 333 C.3.1 Installation on Windows ............................................................................... 333 C.3.2 Installation on Linux ..................................................................................... 334 C.4 DB2 Tools ............................................................................................................ 334 15
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