Use this method to append the specified number of rows from the datastore
to the current internal sequence that you have created by
calling the fill method.
This constructor allows you to specify a URL that points to the datastore
you want to connect to, and the properties information
(user ID and password) for the datastore connection.
This method, when implemented in a subclass (such as <class>
Manager, which is generated by Data Access Builder), deletes the
row corresponding to the fetched object, if there is one.
Use this method to get the input stream that was saved when getFromInputStream
was called (if no output stream was specified and save
was set to true).
This method, will be overridden in a subclass (such as <class>
, which is generated by Data Access Builder) to return the
DataId if the current object has a DataId.
This method will be overridden in a subclass (such as <class>
, which is generated by Data Access Builder) if the current
object has a DataID (and is therefore retrievable).
This method, when implemented in a subclass (such as <class>
, which is generated by Data Access Builder), will tell you
whether the current object's class is read-only or not.
This abstract method can be implemented in a extending class, as it is
in the classes generated by the Data Access Builder, to
open a cursor for the rows specified in the passed-in SQL suffix.
This abstract method can be implemented in an extending class so that
it opens a cursor, retrieves rows as specified in the
passed-in SQL predicate into a collection, and closes the cursor.
This method will be overridden in a subclass (such as <class>,
which generated by Data Access Builder) to set the DataId
if the current object has a DataId.
This method, when implemented in a subclass (such as <class>,
which is generated by Data Access Builder), returns a
string made up of the object's attributes.
This method, when implemented in a subclass (such as <class>
Manager, which is generated by Data Access Builder), updates the
row corresponding to the fetched object, if there is one,
with the cached object's attributes.