/// <summary>
/// Substitutes ADO parameter placeholders (?) for all encountered
/// parameter specifications. It also tracks the positions of these
/// parameter specifications within the query string. This accounts for
/// ordinal-params, named-params, and ejb3-positional-params.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sqlString">The query string. </param>
/// <returns> The SQL query with parameter substitution complete. </returns>
private SqlString SubstituteParams(string sqlString)
{
var recognizer = new ParameterSubstitutionRecognizer(factory);
ParameterParser.Parse(sqlString, recognizer);
parametersSpecifications = recognizer.ParametersSpecifications.ToList();
return(recognizer.result.ToSqlString());
}
/// <summary>
/// Substitues ADO parameter placeholders (?) for all encountered
/// parameter specifications. It also tracks the positions of these
/// parameter specifications within the query string. This accounts for
/// ordinal-params, named-params, and ejb3-positional-params.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sqlString">The query string. </param>
/// <returns> The SQL query with parameter substitution complete. </returns>
private SqlString SubstituteParams(string sqlString)
{
ParameterSubstitutionRecognizer recognizer = new ParameterSubstitutionRecognizer();
ParameterParser.Parse(sqlString, recognizer);
namedParameters.Clear();
foreach (KeyValuePair <string, object> de in recognizer.namedParameterBindPoints)
{
namedParameters.Add(de.Key, de.Value);
}
return(recognizer.result.ToSqlString());
}
/**
* Substitues JDBC parameter placeholders (?) for all encountered
* parameter specifications. It also tracks the positions of these
* parameter specifications within the query string. This accounts for
* ordinal-params, named-params, and ejb3-positional-params.
*
* @param sqlString The query string.
* @return The SQL query with parameter substitution complete.
*/
private SqlString substituteParams(string sqlString)
{
ParameterSubstitutionRecognizer recognizer = new ParameterSubstitutionRecognizer();
ParameterParser.Parse(sqlString, recognizer);
namedParameters.Clear();
foreach (DictionaryEntry de in recognizer.namedParameterBindPoints)
{
namedParameters.Add(de.Key, de.Value);
}
return recognizer.result.ToSqlString();
}
/// <summary>
/// Substitues ADO parameter placeholders (?) for all encountered
/// parameter specifications. It also tracks the positions of these
/// parameter specifications within the query string. This accounts for
/// ordinal-params, named-params, and ejb3-positional-params.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sqlString">The query string. </param>
/// <returns> The SQL query with parameter substitution complete. </returns>
private SqlString SubstituteParams(string sqlString)
{
var recognizer = new ParameterSubstitutionRecognizer(factory);
ParameterParser.Parse(sqlString, recognizer);
parametersSpecifications = recognizer.ParametersSpecifications.ToList();
return recognizer.result.ToSqlString();
}
