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Packages that use InvalidNameException | |
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oracle.ide.db.util | Utility classes for dealing with database objects in UI in the IDE. |
oracle.javatools.db | Contains a metadata API for describing database objects, and retrieving them from a provider of database objects - for example a database. |
Uses of InvalidNameException in oracle.ide.db.util |
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Methods in oracle.ide.db.util that throw InvalidNameException | |
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NameController.validateName(java.lang.String type, java.lang.String name) Validates the given name entered by the user and throws an Exception if it isn't valid. |
Uses of InvalidNameException in oracle.javatools.db |
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Methods in oracle.javatools.db that throw InvalidNameException | |
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abstract void |
DatabaseDescriptor.makeNameValidAndUnique(DBObject object, DBObjectProvider pro) Attempts to set a valid unique name for the given object. |
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DatabaseDescriptor.validateIdentifier(java.lang.String identifier, char quoter, int maxLength, java.lang.String allowedChars, boolean alphaStart, java.util.Set reservedWords, int casePolicy) Validates that name is a valid external name such that : If the name is unquoted (does not start with quoter ), it only contains alphanumeric and allowedChars characters. If the name is unquoted, and alphaStart is true, it starts with a letter. If the name is unquoted, it does not contain any reservedWords . If the name is quoted (starts with quoter ), it is correctly quoted, and does not include any excludedChars . If the name is quoted, and quoter is not in excludedChars , that any occurences of quoter are escaped (doubled-up). The name does not exceed maxLength, taking quotes into account. Used by the more specific validate*Identifier() methods on the Database implementations. |
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DatabaseDescriptor.validateIdentifier(java.lang.String identifier, char quoter, int maxLength, java.lang.String allowedChars, java.lang.String excludedChars, boolean alphaStart, java.util.Set reservedWords, int casePolicy) Validates that name is a valid external name such that : If the name is unquoted (does not start with quoter ), it only contains alphanumeric and allowedChars characters. If the name is unquoted, and alphaStart is true, it starts with a letter. If the name is unquoted, it does not contain any reservedWords . If the name is quoted (starts with quoter ), it is correctly quoted, and does not include any excludedChars . If the name is quoted, and quoter is not in excludedChars , that any occurences of quoter are escaped (doubled-up). The name does not exceed maxLength, taking quotes into account. Used by the more specific validate*Identifier() methods on the Database implementations. |
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AbstractDBObjectProvider.validateName(java.lang.String name) Deprecated. - use validateName( String type, String name ) |
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DBObjectProvider.validateName(java.lang.String name) Deprecated. - use validateName( String type, String name ) |
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AbstractDBObjectProvider.validateName(java.lang.String type, java.lang.String name) Checks to see whether a name is valid. |
abstract void |
DatabaseDescriptor.validateName(java.lang.String type, java.lang.String name) Validates the given object name and throws an InvalidNameExcpetion if it isn't valid for the Database being described. |
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DBObjectProvider.validateName(java.lang.String type, java.lang.String name) Checks to see whether a name is valid for a given type of object. |
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