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Base class representing the SQL statement that batch inserts new rows into a table.
An exception thrown when the provided data cannot be validated or processed to prepare a batch statement.
Represents the SQL statement that batch inserts new rows into a table.
Represents the SQL statement that either batch inserts new rows into a table, or, if insertions violate unique constraints, first deletes the existing rows before inserting new rows.
Represents the SQL statement that batch updates rows of a table.
Represents the SQL statement that either batch inserts new rows into a table, or updates the existing rows if insertions violate unique constraints.
Represents a StatementInterceptor that is loaded whenever a Transaction instance is initialized.
Represents the SQL statement that uses data retrieved from a selectQuery to insert new rows into a table.
Represents the SQL statement that inserts a new row into a table.
Represents an SQL MERGE statement. It encapsulates the logic to perform conditional updates, insertions, or deletions.
The base implementation of SQL merge command that is used by statements like MergeSelectStatement, MergeTableStatement
Represents an SQL MERGE statement. It encapsulates the logic to perform conditional updates, insertions, or deletions.
Represents the SQL statement that uses data retrieved from a selectQuery to either insert a new row into a table, or, if insertion would violate a unique constraint, first delete the existing row before inserting a new row.
Represents the SQL statement that either inserts a new row into a table, or, if insertion would violate a unique constraint, first deletes the existing row before inserting a new row.
Represents the underlying SQL mainStatement that also returns a result set with data from any modified rows.
Represents the SQL statement that batch inserts new rows into a table, specifically for the SQL Server database.
Represents the groups that are used to classify the purpose of an SQL statement.
Represents the processes that should be performed during a statement's lifecycle events in a transaction.
Stores the result generated by a database after statement execution and indicates the form of the result.
Possible SQL statement types, most often represented by the leading word in the command syntax.
Represents the underlying mapping of columns scheduled for change along with their new values.
Represents the SQL statement that updates rows of a table.
Common interface for building SQL statements that either insert a new row into a table, or update the existing row if insertion would violate a unique constraint.
Represents the SQL statement that either inserts a new row into a table, or updates the existing row if insertion would violate a unique constraint.