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Java Source Code / Java Documentation » Database DBMS » db derby 10.2 » org.apache.derby.iapi.types 
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001:        /*
002:
003:           Derby - Class org.apache.derby.iapi.types.DataValueFactory
004:
005:           Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
006:           contributor license agreements.  See the NOTICE file distributed with
007:           this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership.
008:           The ASF licenses this file to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0
009:           (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with
010:           the License.  You may obtain a copy of the License at
011:
012:              http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
013:
014:           Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
015:           distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
016:           WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
017:           See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
018:           limitations under the License.
019:
020:         */
021:
022:        package org.apache.derby.iapi.types;
023:
024:        import org.apache.derby.iapi.types.RowLocation;
025:
026:        import org.apache.derby.iapi.error.StandardException;
027:
028:        import java.sql.Date;
029:        import java.sql.Time;
030:        import java.sql.Timestamp;
031:
032:        /**
033:         * This interface is how we get constant data values of different types.
034:         */
035:
036:        public interface DataValueFactory {
037:            /**
038:             * Get a SQL int with the given value.  A null argument means get
039:             * a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if non-null)
040:             * to hold the return value.
041:             *
042:             */
043:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(Integer value);
044:
045:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(Integer value, NumberDataValue previous)
046:                    throws StandardException;
047:
048:            /**
049:             * Get a SQL int with a char value.  A null argument means get
050:             * a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if non-null)
051:             * to hold the return value.
052:             *
053:             */
054:            public NumberDataValue getDataValue(char value);
055:
056:            public NumberDataValue getDataValue(char value,
057:                    NumberDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
058:
059:            /**
060:             * Get a SQL smallint with the given value.  A null argument means get
061:             * a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if non-null)
062:             * to hold the return value.
063:             *
064:             */
065:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(Short value);
066:
067:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(Short value, NumberDataValue previous)
068:                    throws StandardException;
069:
070:            /**
071:             * Get a SQL TINYINT with the given value.  A null argument means get
072:             * a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if non-null)
073:             * to hold the return value.
074:             *
075:             */
076:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(Byte value);
077:
078:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(Byte value, NumberDataValue previous)
079:                    throws StandardException;
080:
081:            /**
082:             * Get a SQL bigint with the given value.  A null argument means get
083:             * a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if non-null)
084:             * to hold the return value.
085:             *
086:             */
087:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(Long value);
088:
089:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(Long value, NumberDataValue previous)
090:                    throws StandardException;
091:
092:            /**
093:             * Get a SQL real with the given value.  A null argument means get
094:             * a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if non-null)
095:             * to hold the return value.
096:             *
097:             */
098:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(Float value) throws StandardException;
099:
100:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(Float value, NumberDataValue previous)
101:                    throws StandardException;
102:
103:            /**
104:             * Get a SQL double precision with the given value.  A null argument means
105:             * a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if non-null)
106:             * to hold the return value.
107:             *
108:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
109:             */
110:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(Double value) throws StandardException;
111:
112:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(Double value, NumberDataValue previous)
113:                    throws StandardException;
114:
115:            /**
116:             * Get a SQL boolean with the given value.  A null argument means get
117:             * a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if non-null)
118:             * to hold the return value.
119:             *
120:             */
121:            BooleanDataValue getDataValue(Boolean value);
122:
123:            BooleanDataValue getDataValue(Boolean value,
124:                    BooleanDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
125:
126:            // ------ LONGVARBIT
127:
128:            /**
129:             * Get a SQL Long Bit Varying with the given value.  A null argument means
130:             * get a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if
131:             * non-null) to hold the return value.
132:             *
133:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
134:             */
135:            BitDataValue getLongVarbitDataValue(byte[] value)
136:                    throws StandardException;
137:
138:            BitDataValue getLongVarbitDataValue(byte[] value,
139:                    BitDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
140:
141:            // ------ BLOB
142:
143:            /**
144:             * Get a SQL Blob with the given value.  A null argument means
145:             * get a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if
146:             * non-null) to hold the return value.
147:             *
148:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
149:             */
150:            BitDataValue getBlobDataValue(byte[] value)
151:                    throws StandardException;
152:
153:            BitDataValue getBlobDataValue(byte[] value, BitDataValue previous)
154:                    throws StandardException;
155:
156:            // ------ BOOLEAN
157:            /**
158:             * Get a SQL boolean with the given value.  A null argument means get
159:             * a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if non-null)
160:             * to hold the return value.
161:             *
162:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
163:             */
164:            BooleanDataValue getDataValue(BooleanDataValue value)
165:                    throws StandardException;
166:
167:            /**
168:             * Get a SQL varchar with the given value.  A null argument means get
169:             * a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if non-null)
170:             * to hold the return value.
171:             *
172:             */
173:            StringDataValue getVarcharDataValue(String value);
174:
175:            StringDataValue getVarcharDataValue(String value,
176:                    StringDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
177:
178:            /**
179:             * Get a SQL long varchar with the given value.  A null argument means
180:             * get a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value
181:             * (if non-null) to hold the return value.
182:             *
183:             */
184:            StringDataValue getLongvarcharDataValue(String value);
185:
186:            StringDataValue getLongvarcharDataValue(String value,
187:                    StringDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
188:
189:            /**
190:             * Get a SQL Clob with the given value.  A null argument means
191:             * get a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value
192:             * (if non-null) to hold the return value.
193:             *
194:             */
195:            StringDataValue getClobDataValue(String value);
196:
197:            StringDataValue getClobDataValue(String value,
198:                    StringDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
199:
200:            /**
201:             * Get a SQL national varchar with the given value.  A null argument means get
202:             * a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if non-null)
203:             * to hold the return value.
204:             */
205:            StringDataValue getNationalVarcharDataValue(String value);
206:
207:            StringDataValue getNationalVarcharDataValue(String value,
208:                    StringDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
209:
210:            /**
211:             * Get a SQL national long varchar with the given value.  A null argument means
212:             * get a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value
213:             * (if non-null) to hold the return value.
214:             */
215:            StringDataValue getNationalLongvarcharDataValue(String value);
216:
217:            StringDataValue getNationalLongvarcharDataValue(String value,
218:                    StringDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
219:
220:            /**
221:             * Get a SQL national blob with the given value.  A null argument means
222:             * get a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value
223:             * (if non-null) to hold the return value.
224:             */
225:            StringDataValue getNClobDataValue(String value);
226:
227:            StringDataValue getNClobDataValue(String value,
228:                    StringDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
229:
230:            /**
231:             * Get a User-defined data value with the given value and type name.
232:             * A null argument means get a SQL null value.  The second form uses
233:             * the previous value (if non-null) hold the return value.
234:             *
235:             */
236:            UserDataValue getDataValue(Object value);
237:
238:            UserDataValue getDataValue(Object value, UserDataValue previous);
239:
240:            /**
241:             * Get a RefDataValue with the given value.  A null argument means get
242:             * a SQL null value.  The second form uses the previous value (if non-null)
243:             * to hold the return value.
244:             *
245:             */
246:            RefDataValue getDataValue(RowLocation value);
247:
248:            RefDataValue getDataValue(RowLocation value, RefDataValue previous);
249:
250:            /**
251:             * Get a SQL int with the given value.  The second form re-uses the
252:             * previous value, if non-null, as the data holder to return.
253:             *
254:             */
255:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(int value);
256:
257:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(int value, NumberDataValue previous)
258:                    throws StandardException;
259:
260:            /**
261:             * Get a SQL bigint with the given value.  The second form re-uses the
262:             * previous value, if non-null, as the data holder to return.
263:             *
264:             */
265:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(long value);
266:
267:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(long value, NumberDataValue previous)
268:                    throws StandardException;
269:
270:            /**
271:             * Get a SQL real with the given value.  The second form
272:             * re-uses the previous value, if non-null, as the data holder to return.
273:             *
274:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
275:             */
276:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(float value) throws StandardException;
277:
278:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(float value, NumberDataValue previous)
279:                    throws StandardException;
280:
281:            /**
282:             * Get a SQL double precision with the given value.  The second form
283:             * re-uses the previous value, if non-null, as the data holder to return.
284:             *
285:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
286:             */
287:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(double value) throws StandardException;
288:
289:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(double value, NumberDataValue previous)
290:                    throws StandardException;
291:
292:            /**
293:             * Get a SQL SMALLINT with the given value.  The second form re-uses the
294:             * previous value, if non-null, as the data holder to return.
295:             *
296:             */
297:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(short value);
298:
299:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(short value, NumberDataValue previous)
300:                    throws StandardException;
301:
302:            /**
303:             * Get a SQL TINYINT with the given value.  The second form re-uses the
304:             * previous value, if non-null, as the data holder to return.
305:             *
306:             */
307:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(byte value);
308:
309:            NumberDataValue getDataValue(byte value, NumberDataValue previous)
310:                    throws StandardException;
311:
312:            /**
313:             * Get a SQL DECIMAL with the given value.  The second form re-uses the
314:             * previous value, if non-null, as the data holder to return.
315:             *
316:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
317:             */
318:            NumberDataValue getDecimalDataValue(Number value)
319:                    throws StandardException;
320:
321:            NumberDataValue getDecimalDataValue(Number value,
322:                    NumberDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
323:
324:            /**
325:             * Get a SQL DECIMAL with the given value.
326:             *
327:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
328:             */
329:            NumberDataValue getDecimalDataValue(Long value,
330:                    NumberDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
331:
332:            /**
333:             * Get a SQL DECIMAL with the given value.  The second form re-uses the
334:             * previous value, if non-null, as the data holder to return.
335:             *
336:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
337:             */
338:            NumberDataValue getDecimalDataValue(String value)
339:                    throws StandardException;
340:
341:            NumberDataValue getDecimalDataValue(String value,
342:                    NumberDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
343:
344:            /**
345:             * Get a SQL boolean with the given value.  The second form re-uses the
346:             * previous value, if non-null, as the data holder to return.
347:             *
348:             */
349:            BooleanDataValue getDataValue(boolean value);
350:
351:            BooleanDataValue getDataValue(boolean value,
352:                    BooleanDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
353:
354:            /**
355:             * Get a SQL bit with the given value.  The second form re-uses the
356:             * previous value, if non-null, as the data holder to return.
357:             *
358:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
359:             */
360:            BitDataValue getBitDataValue(byte[] value) throws StandardException;
361:
362:            BitDataValue getBitDataValue(byte[] value, BitDataValue previous)
363:                    throws StandardException;
364:
365:            /**
366:             * Get a SQL bit with the given value.  The second form re-uses the
367:             * previous value, if non-null, as the data holder to return.
368:             *
369:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
370:             */
371:            BitDataValue getVarbitDataValue(byte[] value)
372:                    throws StandardException;
373:
374:            BitDataValue getVarbitDataValue(byte[] value, BitDataValue previous)
375:                    throws StandardException;
376:
377:            /**
378:             * Get a SQL char with the given value.  A null argument means get
379:             * a SQL null value.  The second form re-uses the previous value,
380:             * if non-null, as the data holder to return.
381:             *
382:             */
383:            StringDataValue getCharDataValue(String value);
384:
385:            StringDataValue getCharDataValue(String value,
386:                    StringDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
387:
388:            /**
389:             * Get a SQL national char with the given value.  A null argument means get
390:             * a SQL null value.  The second form re-uses the previous value,
391:             * if non-null, as the data holder to return.
392:             */
393:            StringDataValue getNationalCharDataValue(String value);
394:
395:            StringDataValue getNationalCharDataValue(String value,
396:                    StringDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
397:
398:            /**
399:             * Get a SQL date with the given value.  A null argument means get
400:             * a SQL null value.  The second form re-uses the previous value,
401:             * if non-null, as the data holder to return.
402:             *
403:             */
404:            DateTimeDataValue getDataValue(Date value) throws StandardException;
405:
406:            DateTimeDataValue getDataValue(Date value,
407:                    DateTimeDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
408:
409:            /**
410:             * Get a SQL time with the given value.  A null argument means get
411:             * a SQL null value.  The second form re-uses the previous value,
412:             * if non-null, as the data holder to return.
413:             *
414:             */
415:            DateTimeDataValue getDataValue(Time value) throws StandardException;
416:
417:            DateTimeDataValue getDataValue(Time value,
418:                    DateTimeDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
419:
420:            /**
421:             * Get a SQL timestamp with the given value.  A null argument means get
422:             * a SQL null value.  The second form re-uses the previous value,
423:             * if non-null, as the data holder to return.
424:             *
425:             */
426:            DateTimeDataValue getDataValue(Timestamp value)
427:                    throws StandardException;
428:
429:            DateTimeDataValue getDataValue(Timestamp value,
430:                    DateTimeDataValue previous) throws StandardException;
431:
432:            /**
433:             * Implement the timestamp SQL function: construct a SQL timestamp from a string, or timestamp.
434:             *
435:             * @param operand Must be a timestamp or a string convertible to a timestamp.
436:             */
437:            DateTimeDataValue getTimestamp(DataValueDescriptor operand)
438:                    throws StandardException;
439:
440:            /**
441:             * Construct a SQL timestamp from a date and time.
442:             *
443:             * @param date Must be convertible to a date.
444:             * @param time Must be convertible to a time.
445:             */
446:            DateTimeDataValue getTimestamp(DataValueDescriptor date,
447:                    DataValueDescriptor time) throws StandardException;
448:
449:            /**
450:             * Implements the SQL date function
451:             *
452:             * @param operand A date, timestamp, string or integer.
453:             *
454:             * @return the corresponding date value
455:             *
456:             * @exception StandardException if the syntax is invalid or the date is out of range.
457:             */
458:            public DateTimeDataValue getDate(DataValueDescriptor operand)
459:                    throws StandardException;
460:
461:            /**
462:             * @param dateStr A date in one of the DB2 standard date formats or the local format.
463:             * @param isJdbcEscape If true then the timestamp must be in the JDBC timestamp escape format, otherwise it must
464:             *                     be in the DB2 timestamp format.
465:             * @return A DateTimeDataValue
466:             *
467:             * @exception StandardException if the syntax is invalid or the date is out of range.
468:             */
469:            public DateTimeDataValue getDateValue(String dateStr,
470:                    boolean isJdbcEscape) throws StandardException;
471:
472:            /**
473:             * @param timeStr A date in one of the DB2 standard time formats or the local format.
474:             * @param isJdbcEscape If true then the timestamp must be in the JDBC time escape format, otherwise it must
475:             *                     be in the DB2 time format.
476:             * @return A DateTimeDataValue
477:             *
478:             * @exception StandardException if the syntax is invalid or the time is out of range.
479:             */
480:            public DateTimeDataValue getTimeValue(String timeStr,
481:                    boolean isJdbcEscape) throws StandardException;
482:
483:            /**
484:             * @param timestampStr A time in string format.
485:             * @param isJdbcEscape If true then the time must be in the JDBC time escape format, otherwise it must
486:             *                     be in the DB2 time format.
487:             * @return An internal timestamp
488:             *
489:             * @exception StandardException if the syntax is invalid or the timestamp is out of range.
490:             */
491:            public DateTimeDataValue getTimestampValue(String timestampStr,
492:                    boolean isJdbcEscape) throws StandardException;
493:
494:            /**
495:             * Get a null XML value. The second form re-uses the previous value,
496:             * if non-null, as the data holder to return.
497:             */
498:            XMLDataValue getXMLDataValue();
499:
500:            XMLDataValue getXMLDataValue(XMLDataValue previous)
501:                    throws StandardException;
502:
503:            /**
504:             * Get a SQL int with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
505:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
506:             * that value.
507:             *
508:             */
509:            NumberDataValue getNullInteger(NumberDataValue dataValue);
510:
511:            /**
512:             * Get a SQL smallint with  a SQL null value. If the supplied value
513:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
514:             * that value.
515:             */
516:            NumberDataValue getNullShort(NumberDataValue dataValue);
517:
518:            /**
519:             * Get a SQL tinyint with  a SQL null value. If the supplied value
520:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
521:             * that value.
522:             *
523:             */
524:            NumberDataValue getNullByte(NumberDataValue dataValue);
525:
526:            /**
527:             * Get a SQL bigint with  a SQL null value. If the supplied value
528:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
529:             * that value.
530:             *
531:             */
532:            NumberDataValue getNullLong(NumberDataValue dataValue);
533:
534:            /**
535:             * Get a SQL float with  a SQL null value. If the supplied value
536:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
537:             * that value.
538:             *
539:             */
540:            NumberDataValue getNullFloat(NumberDataValue dataValue);
541:
542:            /**
543:             * Get a SQL double with  a SQL null value. If the supplied value
544:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
545:             * that value.
546:             *
547:             */
548:            NumberDataValue getNullDouble(NumberDataValue dataValue);
549:
550:            /**
551:             * Get a SQL Decimal/Numeric with  a SQL null value. If the supplied value
552:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
553:             * that value.
554:             *
555:             */
556:            NumberDataValue getNullDecimal(NumberDataValue dataValue);
557:
558:            /**
559:             * Get a SQL boolean with  a SQL null value. If the supplied value
560:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
561:             * that value.
562:             */
563:            BooleanDataValue getNullBoolean(BooleanDataValue dataValue);
564:
565:            /**
566:             * Get a SQL Bit with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
567:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
568:             * that value.
569:             *
570:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
571:             */
572:            BitDataValue getNullBit(BitDataValue dataValue)
573:                    throws StandardException;
574:
575:            /**
576:             * Get a SQL Bit Varying with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
577:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
578:             * that value.
579:             *
580:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
581:             */
582:            BitDataValue getNullVarbit(BitDataValue dataValue)
583:                    throws StandardException;
584:
585:            // --- LONGVARBIT
586:            /**
587:             * Get a SQL Long Bit Varying with a SQL null value. If the supplied
588:             * value is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null
589:             * and return that value.
590:             *
591:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
592:             */
593:            BitDataValue getNullLongVarbit(BitDataValue dataValue)
594:                    throws StandardException;
595:
596:            // --- BLOB
597:            /**
598:             * Get a SQL Blob with a SQL null value. If the supplied
599:             * value is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null
600:             * and return that value.
601:             *
602:             * @exception StandardException         Thrown on error
603:             */
604:            BitDataValue getNullBlob(BitDataValue dataValue)
605:                    throws StandardException;
606:
607:            // ------ CHAR
608:            /**
609:             * Get a SQL char with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
610:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
611:             * that value.
612:             */
613:            StringDataValue getNullChar(StringDataValue dataValue);
614:
615:            /**
616:             * Get a SQL varchar with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
617:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
618:             * that value.
619:             *
620:             */
621:            StringDataValue getNullVarchar(StringDataValue dataValue);
622:
623:            /**
624:             * Get a SQL long varchar with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
625:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
626:             * that value.
627:             *
628:             */
629:            StringDataValue getNullLongvarchar(StringDataValue dataValue);
630:
631:            /**
632:             * Get a SQL long varchar with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
633:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
634:             * that value.
635:             *
636:             */
637:            StringDataValue getNullClob(StringDataValue dataValue);
638:
639:            /**
640:             * Get a SQL national char with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
641:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
642:             * that value.
643:             */
644:            StringDataValue getNullNationalChar(StringDataValue dataValue);
645:
646:            /**
647:             * Get a SQL national varchar with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
648:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
649:             * that value.
650:             *
651:             */
652:            StringDataValue getNullNationalVarchar(StringDataValue dataValue);
653:
654:            /**
655:             * Get a SQL national long varchar with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
656:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
657:             * that value.
658:             *
659:             */
660:            StringDataValue getNullNationalLongvarchar(StringDataValue dataValue);
661:
662:            /**
663:             * Get a SQL NCLOB with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
664:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
665:             * that value.
666:             *
667:             */
668:            StringDataValue getNullNClob(StringDataValue dataValue);
669:
670:            /**
671:             * Get a User-defined data value with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
672:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
673:             * that value.
674:             *
675:             */
676:            UserDataValue getNullObject(UserDataValue dataValue);
677:
678:            /**
679:             * Get a RefDataValue with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
680:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
681:             * that value.
682:             *
683:             */
684:            RefDataValue getNullRef(RefDataValue dataValue);
685:
686:            /**
687:             * Get a SQL date with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
688:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
689:             * that value.
690:             *
691:             */
692:            DateTimeDataValue getNullDate(DateTimeDataValue dataValue);
693:
694:            /**
695:             * Get a SQL time with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
696:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
697:             * that value.
698:             *
699:             */
700:            DateTimeDataValue getNullTime(DateTimeDataValue dataValue);
701:
702:            /**
703:             * Get a SQL timestamp with a SQL null value. If the supplied value
704:             * is null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
705:             * that value.
706:             */
707:            DateTimeDataValue getNullTimestamp(DateTimeDataValue dataValue);
708:
709:            /**
710:             * Get an XML with a SQL null value. If the supplied value is
711:             * null then get a new value, otherwise set it to null and return 
712:             * that value.
713:             */
714:            XMLDataValue getNullXML(XMLDataValue dataValue);
715:        }
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