Initializes a new instance of the AccessDatabaseAbstracter class

Puts the abstracter in transaction mode using the Read Committed isolation level. From this point, and until a call to Commit or Rollback, all SQL requests will be executed on the same connection and transaction.

Puts the abstracter in transaction mode using the given isolation level. From this point, and until a call to Commit or Rollback, all SQL requests will be executed on the same connection and transaction.

Closes a IDbCommand and if the abstracter is not in transaction mode, its underlying connection.

Closes a IDataReader and if the abstracter is not in transaction mode, its underlying connection.

If the abstracter is in transaction mode, commits the transaction, closes the connection, and exits the transaction mode. If the abstracter is not in transaction mode, does nothing.

Creates a SQL parameter and attaches it to the given IDbCommand.

Creates a SQL parameter and attaches it to the given IDbCommand.

Creates a SQL parameter and attaches it to the given IDbCommand.

Creates a SQL parameter and attaches it to the given IDbCommand.

Cleans up all resources attached to the abstracter. If the abstracter is in transaction mode, it rolls back the transaction.

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

Executes a IDbCommand not returning data (basically, anything but a SELECT, although postgresql, for example, can return data from INSERT / UPDATE / DELETE statements).

Executes a SQL request not returning data (basically, anything but a SELECT, although postgresql, for example, can return data from INSERT / UPDATE / DELETE statements).

Executes a SqlStatement not returning data (basically, anything but a SELECT, although postgresql, for example, can return data from INSERT / UPDATE / DELETE statements). Exclusion zones that end up being excluded are replaced by an empty string.

Executes a SqlStatement not returning data (basically, anything but a SELECT). Exclusion zones that end up being excluded are replaced by replaceEmptyZone. Since no Config object is passed to the method, the parameters values are not modified.

Executes a SqlStatement not returning data (basically, anything but a SELECT, although postgresql, for example, can return data from INSERT / UPDATE / DELETE statements). Parameter values are read from the Config object. Exclusion zones that end up being excluded are replaced by replaceEmptyZone.

Executes a IDbCommand returning data.

Executes a SQL request returning data.

Executes a SqlStatement returning data. Exclusion zones that end up being excluded are replaced by an empty string.

Executes a SqlStatement returning data. Parameter values are read from the Config object. Exclusion zones that end up being excluded are replaced by replaceEmptyZone.

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

Creates a IDbCommand on the current connection.

Creates a new IDbCommand and attaches it to a database connection. If the abstracter is in transaction mode, and openConnection is false, the connection used is the transaction connection. Else, a new connection is used.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Gets the type of the current instance.

Creates a IDbCommand with the given SQL text, the default command timeout, and either using the current connection if the abstracter is in a transaction or a new one if it is not in a transaction

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Parses a list of SqlStatement from a semicolon separated string, a prefix and a starting number for the numeric parameters (see the format description). It uses the default formatters and transformers.

Parses a list of SqlStatement from a semicolon separated string, a prefix and a starting number for the numeric parameters (see the format description) and a custom list of formatters. It uses the default transformers.

Parses a list of SqlStatement from a semicolon separated string, a prefix and a starting number for the numeric parameters (see the format description) and a custom list of formatters. It uses the default transformers.

If the abstracter is in transaction mode, rolls back the transaction, closes the connection, and exits the transaction mode. If the abstracter is not in transaction mode, does nothing.

Returns a string that represents the current object.

The default command time out; this is the time .NET will wait for a SQL request to return data

The connection string to be used by this abstracter.

If the abstracter is in transaction mode, it executes all its requests on this connection on which the transaction is open

If the abstracter is in transaction mode, the current transaction

Whether the abstracter is in transaction mode

Gets or sets the default command time out.

Gets or sets the connection string used by this abstracter. By default, the connection string is created by the configuration system, but you can force a custom connection string using this property.