Uses of Package
net.java.ao.schema.ddl
Packages that use net.java.ao.schema.ddl
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Classes in net.java.ao.schema.ddl used by net.java.aoClassDescriptionDatabase-agnostic representation of any supported DDL action (usually one or two statements).Database-agnostic representation of a field within a table containing all associated attributes such as type and constraints.Database-agnostic representation of a foreign key constraint.Database-agnostic reprensentation of a general field index statement (not related to full-text indexing).Database-agnostic representation of a table within the schema.An SQL statement representing some stage of schema modification.
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Classes in net.java.ao.schema.ddl used by net.java.ao.dbClassDescriptionDatabase-agnostic representation of a field within a table containing all associated attributes such as type and constraints.Database-agnostic representation of a foreign key constraint.Database-agnostic reprensentation of a general field index statement (not related to full-text indexing).Database-agnostic representation of a table within the schema.An SQL statement representing some stage of schema modification.
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Classes in net.java.ao.schema.ddl used by net.java.ao.schema
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Classes in net.java.ao.schema.ddl used by net.java.ao.schema.ddlClassDescriptionDatabase-agnostic representation of any supported DDL action (usually one or two statements).Specifies a specific DDL action type in a database-agnostic manner.Database-agnostic representation of a field within a table containing all associated attributes such as type and constraints.Database-agnostic representation of a foreign key constraint.Database-agnostic reprensentation of a general field index statement (not related to full-text indexing).Database-agnostic representation of a table within the schema.An SQL statement representing some stage of schema modification.
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Classes in net.java.ao.schema.ddl used by net.java.ao.schema.indexClassDescriptionDatabase-agnostic reprensentation of a general field index statement (not related to full-text indexing).