| AbstractLimitHandler |
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| AbstractNoOffsetLimitHandler |
Superclass for LimitHandlers that don't support
offsets at all. |
| AbstractSimpleLimitHandler |
Superclass for simple LimitHandlers that don't
support specifying an offset without a limit. |
| DB2LimitHandler |
A LimitHandler for DB2 11.1 which supports the
ANSI SQL standard syntax FETCH FIRST m ROWS ONLY
and OFFSET n ROWS FETCH NEXT m ROWS ONLY,
with the only wrinkle being that this clause comes
after the FOR UPDATE and other similar clauses. |
| FetchLimitHandler |
A LimitHandler for databases which support the ANSI
SQL standard syntax FETCH FIRST m ROWS ONLY but not
OFFSET n ROWS. |
| LegacyDB2LimitHandler |
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| LegacyHSQLLimitHandler |
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| LimitHandler |
Contract defining dialect-specific limit and offset handling.
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| LimitLimitHandler |
Limit handler for MySQL and CUBRID which support the syntax
LIMIT n and LIMIT m, n.
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| LimitOffsetLimitHandler |
A LimitHandler for databases like PostgreSQL, H2,
and HSQL that support the syntax LIMIT n OFFSET m. |
| NoopLimitHandler |
Handler not supporting query LIMIT clause.
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| OffsetFetchLimitHandler |
A LimitHandler for databases which support the
ANSI SQL standard syntax FETCH FIRST m ROWS ONLY
and OFFSET n ROWS FETCH NEXT m ROWS ONLY. |
| Oracle12LimitHandler |
A LimitHandler for databases which support the
ANSI SQL standard syntax FETCH FIRST m ROWS ONLY
and OFFSET n ROWS FETCH NEXT m ROWS ONLY. |
| SQLServer2012LimitHandler |
A LimitHandler compatible with SQL Server 2012 which
introduced support for the ANSI SQL standard syntax
OFFSET m ROWS FETCH NEXT n ROWS ONLY, though this syntax
is considered part of the ORDER BY clause, and with the
wrinkle that both ORDER BY and the OFFSET clause
are required. |
| TopLimitHandler |
A LimitHandler for Transact SQL and similar
databases which support the syntax SELECT TOP n. |