All Classes and Interfaces

Class
Description
Common tests of metadata methods of AdbcConnection.
 
 
Test the Arrow type/value for each SQL type/value, for SQL-based databases.
 
 
A connection to a AdbcDatabase.
An instance of a database (e.g. a handle to an in-memory database).
A handle to an ADBC database driver.
A factory for instantiating new AdbcDrivers.
Instantiate connections to ABDC databases generically based on driver name.
An error in the database or ADBC driver.
Integer IDs used for requesting information about the database/driver.
An ADBC object that supports getting/setting generic options.
A container for all state needed to execute a database query, such as the query itself, parameters for prepared statements, driver parameters, etc.
The partitions of a result set.
The result of executing a query with a result set.
The result of executing a query without a result set.
A status code indicating the general category of error that occurred.
AssertJ assertions for Arrow.
 
 
 
 
Base class for ArrowReaders based on consuming data from FlightEndpoints.
How to handle already-existing/nonexistent tables for bulk ingest operations.
Additional details (not necessarily human-readable) contained in an AdbcException.
An ArrowReader that wraps a FlightInfo.
A wrapper around FlightSqlClient which automatically adds CallOptions to each RPC call.
 
Defines connection options that are used by the FlightSql driver.
An instance of a database (e.g. a handle to an in-memory database).
An ADBC driver wrapping Arrow Flight SQL.
Constructs new FlightSqlDriver instances.
 
The isolation level to use for transactions when autocommit is disabled.
An ArrowReader that wraps a JDBC ResultSet.
 
An instance of a database based on a DataSource.
An ADBC driver wrapping the JDBC API.
Constructs new JdbcDriver instances.
Information about a column from JDBC for inferring column type.
Backend-specific quirks for the JDBC adapter.
 
 
 
 
An opaque descriptor for a part of a potentially distributed or partitioned result set.
Parameters to pass to SQL-based drivers to account for driver/vendor-specific SQL quirks.
 
 
Account for driver/vendor-specific quirks in implementing validation tests.
 
 
Definitions of standard statistic names/keys.
A typesafe option key.