BlockingExecutable

interface BlockingExecutable<out T, S : Statement<T>>

Executable provides a customizable execution mechanism for SQL statements within a transaction.

This interface allows implementing classes to define specific execution logic specific to JDBC and customize how the return value is handled. It is primarily used when fine-grained control over statement execution is required.

For the suspend alternative of this interface, see SuspendExecutable.

Usage Example:

open class BatchUpsertBlockingExecutable(
    override val statement: BatchUpsertStatement
) : BatchInsertBlockingExecutable<BatchUpsertStatement>(statement) {
    override fun prepared(transaction: JdbcTransaction, sql: String): JdbcPreparedStatementApi {
        // We must return values from upsert because returned id could be different depending on insert or upsert happened
        if (!currentDialect.supportsOnlyIdentifiersInGeneratedKeys) {
            return transaction.connection.prepareStatement(sql, statement.shouldReturnGeneratedValues)
        }

        return super.prepared(transaction, sql)
    }
}

The implemented Executable can be later used in the utility functions like Table.batchUpsert.

Parameters

T

The return type of the SQL execution result.

S

The type of SQL statement that is executed.

Inheritors

Properties

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Whether the SQL statement is meant to be performed as part of a batch execution.

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abstract val statement: S

Functions

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open fun execute(transaction: JdbcTransaction): T?

Executes the SQL statement directly in the provided transaction and returns the generated result, or null if either no result was retrieved or if the transaction blocked statement execution.

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Determines the exact way that an SQL statement is executed in a transaction and applies any necessary logic before returning the result generated by the executed statement.

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Uses a transaction connection and an sql string representation to return a precompiled SQL statement, stored as an implementation of PreparedStatementApi.