BatchWritingFlushInWriteChangesTest.java

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package org.eclipse.persistence.testing.tests.optimization.queryandsqlcounting;

import org.eclipse.persistence.queries.DataModifyQuery;
import org.eclipse.persistence.sessions.UnitOfWork;

public class BatchWritingFlushInWriteChangesTest extends BatchWritingFlushQueryTest {
    public BatchWritingFlushInWriteChangesTest() {
        EXPECTED_INITIAL_QUERIES = 2;
        setDescription("Test WriteChanges flushes batch statements when using the Dynamic batch writing mechanism.");
    }

    public void test() {
        UnitOfWork uow = getSession().acquireUnitOfWork();

        myDataModifyQueryObj1 = new DataModifyQuery("UPDATE EMPLOYEE SET F_NAME = 'Fatima?' WHERE L_NAME = 'Smith'");
        myDataModifyQueryObj2 = new DataModifyQuery("UPDATE EMPLOYEE SET F_NAME = 'Fatima2?' WHERE L_NAME = 'Smith'");
        uow.executeQuery(myDataModifyQueryObj1);
        uow.executeQuery(myDataModifyQueryObj2);

        initialSQLStatements = tracker.getSqlStatements().size();
        initialQueries = tracker.getQueries().size();

        //feature to be tested:
        uow.writeChanges();

        secondSQLStatements = tracker.getSqlStatements().size();
        secondQueries = tracker.getQueries().size();

        uow.commit();
    }
}