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package org.hibernate.engine;

Describes how an entity should be optimistically locked.
Author:Steve Ebersole
/** * Describes how an entity should be optimistically locked. * * @author Steve Ebersole */
public enum OptimisticLockStyle {
no optimistic locking
/** * no optimistic locking */
NONE( -1 ),
use a dedicated version column
/** * use a dedicated version column */
VERSION( 0 ),
dirty columns are compared
/** * dirty columns are compared */
DIRTY( 1 ),
all columns are compared
/** * all columns are compared */
ALL( 2 ); private final int oldCode; private OptimisticLockStyle(int oldCode) { this.oldCode = oldCode; } public int getOldCode() { return oldCode; }
Given an old code (one of the int constants from Cascade), interpret it as one of the new enums.
Params:
  • oldCode – The old int constant code
Throws:
Returns:The interpreted enum value
/** * Given an old code (one of the int constants from Cascade), interpret it as one of the new enums. * * @param oldCode The old int constant code * * @return The interpreted enum value * * @throws IllegalArgumentException If the code did not match any legacy constant. */
public static OptimisticLockStyle interpretOldCode(int oldCode) { switch ( oldCode ) { case -1: { return NONE; } case 0: { return VERSION; } case 1: { return DIRTY; } case 2: { return ALL; } default: { throw new IllegalArgumentException( "Illegal legacy optimistic lock style code :" + oldCode ); } } } }