Class DatabaseConnection

All Implemented Interfaces:
IDatabaseConnection
Direct Known Subclasses:
Db2Connection, H2Connection, HsqldbConnection, MckoiConnection, MsSqlConnection, MySqlConnection, OracleConnection

public class DatabaseConnection extends AbstractDatabaseConnection implements IDatabaseConnection
This class adapts a JDBC Connection to a IDatabaseConnection.
Since:
Feb 21, 2002
Version:
$Revision$
Author:
Manuel Laflamme
  • Constructor Details

    • DatabaseConnection

      public DatabaseConnection(Connection connection) throws DatabaseUnitException
      Creates a new DatabaseConnection.
      Parameters:
      connection - the adapted JDBC connection
      Throws:
      DatabaseUnitException
    • DatabaseConnection

      public DatabaseConnection(Connection connection, String schema) throws DatabaseUnitException
      Creates a new DatabaseConnection using a specific schema.
      Parameters:
      connection - the adapted JDBC connection
      schema - the database schema. Note that the schema name is case sensitive. This is necessary because schemas with the same name but different case can coexist on one database.
      Here an example that creates two users/schemas for oracle where only the case is different:
      create user dbunittest identified by dbunittest; create user "dbunittest" identified by "dbunittest"; The first one creates the "default" user where everything is interpreted by oracle in uppercase. The second one is completely lowercase because of the quotes.
      Throws:
      DatabaseUnitException
    • DatabaseConnection

      public DatabaseConnection(Connection connection, String schema, boolean validate) throws DatabaseUnitException
      Creates a new DatabaseConnection using a specific schema.
      Parameters:
      connection - the adapted JDBC connection
      schema - the database schema. Note that the schema name is case sensitive. This is necessary because schemas with the same name but different case can coexist on one database.
      Here an example that creates two users/schemas for oracle where only the case is different:
      create user dbunittest identified by dbunittest; create user "dbunittest" identified by "dbunittest"; The first one creates the "default" user where everything is interpreted by oracle in uppercase. The second one is completely lowercase because of the quotes.
      validate - If true an exception is thrown when the given schema does not exist according to the DatabaseMetaData. If false the validation will only print a warning if the schema was not found.
      Throws:
      DatabaseUnitException - If the validate parameter is true and the validation of the given connection/schema was not successful (added with 2.3.0). This can happen if the given schema does not exist or if the jdbc driver does not implement the metaData.getSchemas() method properly.
      Since:
      2.3.0
  • Method Details