Creates a new DynamicQueryEngine instance.

The per-instance compatibility level used by this DQE instance. Default is the one set globally, which is by default SqlServer2005 (for 2005+). Compatibility level influences the query generated for paging, sequence name (@@IDENTITY/SCOPE_IDENTITY()), and usage of newsequenceid() in inserts. It also influences the ado.net provider to use. This way you can switch between SqlServer server client 'SqlClient' and SqlServer CE Desktop.

Gets / sets creator

The default compatibility level used by the DQE. Default is SqlServer2005 (for 2005+). To utilize SqlServer 2000 specific features, set this property to SqlServer2000, either through a setting in the .config file of your application or by setting this parameter once in your application. Compatibility level influences the query generated for paging, sequence name (@@IDENTITY/SCOPE_IDENTITY()), and usage of newsequenceid() in inserts. It also influences the ado.net provider to use. This way you can switch between SqlServer server client 'SqlClient' and SqlServer CE Desktop.

Gets or sets the distinct filtering preference to use. The default value is the value of the global variable DynamicQueryEngineBase.DistinctFilteringPreferenceDefault.

Gets the DbProviderFactory to use for this DQE.

Gets the function mappings for the particular DQE. These function mappings are static and therefore not changeable.

Gets / sets perCallCatalogNameOverwrites name pairs

Gets / sets perCallSchemaNameOverwrites name pairs

Adds a single target element to from clause. This is used when there's no join to add, but instead a single target. Takes care of hint emitting if required.

Appends the field's expression as value to the specified valueFragments list for the specified insert query. It also appends the parameters to the query as parameters (not anonymized yet)

Appends the field (or its expresssion) to the value fragments of the query specified for insert.

Appends a GROUP BY clause with the contents of the filter if it's not null / empty, to the fragments object specified. Parameters are added to the query specified

Appends an GROUP BY clause with the contents of the filter if it's not null / empty, to the fragments object specified. Parameters are added to the query specified

Appends the resultset fields.

Appends set clauses for an update query using the input specified to the destination list specified

Appends set clauses for an update query using the input specified to the destination list specified

Appends a WHERE clause with the contents of the filter if it's not null / empty, to the fragments object specified. Parameters are added to the query specified

Checks the if field needs insert action.

Constructs the list of fields to update plus its corresponding fieldpersistenceinfo list.

Creates the action query from the sql query specified using the parameter values specified.

Creates the command.

Creates a new DbCommand object and initializes it

Creates a new DbCommand object and initializes it

Creates a new DbCommand object and initializes it

Creates a new IDbSpecificCreator and initializes it

Creates a new Delete Query object which is ready to use.

Creates a new Delete Query object which is ready to use.

Creates a new Insert Query object which is ready to use.

Creates a new Insert Query object which is ready to use.

Creates a new Select Query which is ready to use, based on the specified select list and the specified set of relations. If selectFilter is set to null, all rows are selected.

Creates the real sql query to execute from the query in string form and the parameters specified. It updates 'query' with the constructed string and real DbParameter instances.

Creates the retrieval query from the SQL query specified using the parameter values specified and is configured with the aspects specified.

Creates a select query which will be executed as a scalar, and which will return a single value, the number of rows in the query formed by the elements passed in.

Creates a new Select Query which is ready to use. If selectFilter is set to null, all rows are selected.

Creates a new Select Query which is ready to use, based on the specified select list and the specified set of relations. If selectFilter is set to null, all rows are selected.

Creates a new Select Query which is ready to use, based on the specified select list and the specified set of relations. If selectFilter is set to null, all rows are selected.

Creates a new Select Query which is ready to use, based on the specified select list and the specified set of relations. If selectFilter is set to null, all rows are selected.

Creates a new Select Query which is ready to use, based on the specified select list and the specified set of relations. If selectFilter is set to null, all rows are selected.

Creates a new Delete Query object which is ready to use.

Creates a new Delete Query object which is ready to use.

Creates a new Delete Query object which is ready to use.

Creates a new Delete Query object which is ready to use. Uses keyword clause (using keyword FROM/USING etc.)) for filtering

Creates a new Insert Query object which is ready to use.

Creates a new Update Query object which is ready to use. Only 'changed' EntityFieldCore fields are included in the update query. Primary Key fields are never updated.

Creates a new Update Query object which is ready to use. Only 'changed' EntityFieldCore are included in the update query. Primary Key fields are never updated.

Creates a new Update Query object which is ready to use. Only 'changed' EntityFieldCore are included in the update query. Primary Key fields are never updated. Uses a correlated subquery for filtering

Creates a new Update Query object which is ready to use. Only 'changed' EntityFieldCore are included in the update query. Primary Key fields are never updated. Uses a FROM clause for filtering

Produces a set of WHERE Clauses to use in the DELETE queries which have filters spanning multiple entities. It produces one clause if it finds the deleteTable on the PK side and then stops and it produces n clauses if it finds deleteTable on the FK side of n relations in relationsToWalk. If the deleteTable is on the PK side, it produces a clause: deleteTableAlias.PKField1 = deleteTable.PKField1 AND... (for each field in the PK 1 clause) If the deleteTable is on the FK side, it produces deleteTableAlias.Field1 = relatedEntityTable.Field1 AND ... clauses for each relation the table of the persistence info is in.

Produces a set of WHERE Clauses to use in the UPDATE queries which have filters spanning multiple entities. It produces one clause if it finds the updateTable on the PK side and then stops and it produces n clauses if it finds updateTable on the FK side of n relations in relationsToWalk. If the updateTable is on the PK side, it produces a clause: updatedTableAlias.PKField1 = updateTable.PKField1 AND... (for each field in the PK 1 clause) If the updateTable is on the FK side, it produces updatedTableAlias.Field1 = relatedEntityTable.Field1 AND ... clauses for each relation the table of the persistence info is in.

Creates a retrieval query for the tvfcall specified.

Creates the TVF function name fragment list. By default it will create 'FunctionName(parameterList)'. Override this method if the DQE requires a different strategy to call a TVF, e.g. wrapping it.

Creates a new Update Query object which is ready to use. Only 'changed' EntityFields are included in the update query. Primary Key fields are never updated.

Creates a new Update Query object which is ready to use. Only 'changed' EntityFieldCore fields are included in the update query.

Creates a new Update Query object which is ready to use. Only 'changed' EntityFieldCore are included in the update query. Primary Key fields are never updated.

Creates a new Update Query object which is ready to use. Only 'changed' EntityFieldCore are included in the update query. Primary Key fields are never updated.

Determines the filter to use.

Determines if duplicates will occur.

Determines if field alias is required.

Determines the object alias to use for select list field.

Determines the target alias to use for a single target FROM clause.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Gets the correct field type, based on the type and lenght specified in the specified persistenceInfo

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the new name for the catalog, given the current name. If the current name is not found in the list of catalog name overwrites, the current name is returned. This routine works on the catalog names specified in the config file.

Gets the new name of the sequence passed in. Overwrites catalog and schema name, if overwrites are defined, per call and global.

Gets the new name of the stored procedure passed in. Overwrites schema and catalog name with a new name if these names have been defined for overwriting. This routine works on the PerCallCatalogNameOverwrites and PerCallSchemaNameOverwrites names specified on this instance

Gets the new name for the schema, given the current name. If the current name is not found in the list of schema name overwrites, the current name is returned. This routine works on the schema names specified in the config file.

Gets the new name of the sequence passed in. Default implementation overwrites schema name with a new name if the name has been defined for overwriting.

Gets the new name of the stored procedure passed in. Overwrites schema and catalog name with a new name if these names have been defined for overwriting. This routine works on the catalog and schema names specified in the config file.

Gets the fragment to use in a projection for a literal NULL. By default this is 'NULL', but some databases need extra processing around NULL. Do to so, override this method.

Gets the table valued function name to use. By default it creates an object name from the elements specified like a table name.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Handles the emit of 'DISTINCT' into the query text and returns true if distinct was emitted or false if not.

Makes the parameters anonymous in the passed in query. An anonymous parameter is '?', not '@foo'. It walks all parameters and replaces the names of these parameters with "?" in the query text

Makes the parameters anonymous in the passed in query. An anonymous parameter is '?', not '@foo'. It walks all parameters and replaces the names of these parameters with "?" in the query text

Mangles the page select d q.

Creates a CTE using paging query for SqlServer 2005 or higher.

Creates a query using OFFSET and FETCH NEXT. For SQL Server 2012 and later.

Creates a query using OFFSET and FETCH NEXT. For SQL Server 2012 and later.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Re-assembles the stored procedure name from the fragments specified

Resets the creator object with a new one. Only used by DAO objects which keep a Dynamic Query Engine object alive.

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Wraps the command in the query specified in a paging query and adds necessary parameters to the command.

Flag to signal the DQE to generate SET ARITHABORT ON statements prior to INSERT, DELETE and UPDATE Queries. Keep this flag to false in normal usage, but set it to true if you need to write into a table which is part of an indexed view. It will not affect normal inserts/updates that much, leaving it on is not harmful. Please consult SqlServer's Books online for more details on SET ARITHABORT ON. After each statement the setting is turned off if it has been turned on prior to that statement.

Flag to signal the DQE to tell the SqlServerSpecificCreator to create WITH NOLOCK hints on table references in select queries for FROM clauses. WITH NOLOCK is not recommended though in high volume databases with a lot of rows, it can be a lot of blocking can occur because SqlServer forces readers to block writers and vice versa. Please consult the SqlServer's Book online for more information about this hint and also the downsides for using it. The setting is global and for all select queries. Default is false and it should only be set to true in those situations in which no other option is available.