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package io.vertx.sqlclient.impl.command;

import io.vertx.sqlclient.impl.PreparedStatement;

import java.util.List;

public class PrepareStatementCommand extends CommandBase<PreparedStatement> {

  private final String sql;
  private final boolean managed;
  private final List<Class<?>> parameterTypes;

  public PrepareStatementCommand(String sql, boolean managed) {
    this(sql, managed, null);
  }

  public PrepareStatementCommand(String sql, boolean managed, List<Class<?>> parameterTypes) {
    this.sql = sql;
    this.managed = managed;
    this.parameterTypes = parameterTypes;
  }

  public String sql() {
    return sql;
  }

  
Returns:the list of the prepared statement parameter types or null when they are not yet determined.
/** * @return the list of the prepared statement parameter types or {@code null} when they are not yet determined. */
public List<Class<?>> parameterTypes() { return parameterTypes; }
Indicate whether the prepared statement will be managed by the connection

Managed prepared statements survive a single interactions with the database and will be closed at some time by the connection (either with a cache eviction or when the prepared statement is closed).

Otherwise the prepared statement is ephermal and valid only for a single execution. It should be disposed after the prepared statement has been executed.

/** * Indicate whether the prepared statement will be managed by the connection * * <p>Managed prepared statements survive a single interactions with the database and will be closed * at some time by the connection (either with a cache eviction or when the prepared statement is closed). * * <p>Otherwise the prepared statement is ephermal and valid only for a single execution. It should * be disposed after the prepared statement has been executed. */
public boolean isManaged() { return managed; } }