Getting Startedwith pureQuery

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Getting Started with pureQuery
object contains all of the rows. Implementations of the
com.ibm.pdq.runtime.handlers.RowHandler interface customize the object
contains for each row. Implementations of the
com.ibm.pdq.runtime.handlers.CallHandlerWithParameters interface
customize the results of stored procedure calls.
13.6 Review questions
1. If none of the ways in which pureQuery can set the values of SQL parameters
meet the needs of your application, what can you do?
2. For an annotated or inline method that executes a stored procedure call, which of
the following actions must the handleParameters method of a
com.ibm.pdq.runtime.handlers.ParameterHandler implementation do
with the java.sql.PreparedStatement object?
A. Set the values of IN and INOUT parameters
B. Call the close() method
C. Call one of the executeXXX() methods to run the SQL statement
D. Register OUT and INOUT parameters
3. If none of the ways in which pureQuery can return the query result of an SQL
SELECT statement meet the needs of your application, what can you do?
4. What does the type parameter RES indicate for the
com.ibm.pdq.runtime.handlers.ResultHandler interface?
5. For an implementation of
com.ibm.pdq.runtime.handlers.RowHandler, what should the
handle method do with the java.sql.ResultSet parameter?
A. Call the next() method
B. Use getXXX methods to put the contents of the current row in the object
that the method returns
C. Use the absolute(int) method to move to the current row
D. Call the close() method
6. What is the purpose of the ROW object parameter of the handle method of the
com.ibm.pdq.runtime.handlers.RowHandler interface?
7. If none of the ways in which pureQuery can return the results of a stored procedure
call meet the needs of your application, what can you do?
8. How do you specify handlers in the inline style?