SQL-256: Builder.Repository¶

This is a repository-handle accessor — Builder<T>.Repository returns a repository instance for an open generic T and issues no query. No SQL is executed by Builder.Repository.

Classification¶

Field	Value
SQL ID	SQL-256
Operation type	N/A (no query executed)
Execution method	N/A (no query executed)
Database	Oracle*
Schema	[unqualified]**
Command type	N/A (no query executed)
Business object	`Builder`
Criteria property	N/A — no query
Lifecycle method	`Repository`

Tables¶

No tables are accessed. This statement is a generic repository-handle accessor with no bound entity type, so no table or column can be attributed to it.

Repository accessor¶

Source: Data/SAIF.Data/TestRepository/RepositoryBuilders/Builder.cs:12.

// Data/SAIF.Data/TestRepository/RepositoryBuilders/Builder.cs:12
protected IRepository<T> Repository { get { return Uow.GetRepository<T>(); } }

Sample SQL¶

Test double — no runtime SQL. This statement executes against TestUnitOfWork/TestRepository<T> (in-memory, List<TEntity>-backed test doubles in SAIF.Framework.Core); no NHibernate session is opened and no SQL is issued at runtime — no database table is accessed when this code runs.

Cannot be reliably inferred. Builder<T>.Repository is a protected property getter returning Uow.GetRepository<T>() for an open generic T. GetRepository<T>() only resolves a repository object; it issues no query, and T is not bound to any entity (hence no mapping). There is no LINQ expression to translate. Recommend the Writer document this as "repository accessor — no data access" or retire the page.

Sources¶

Data/SAIF.Data/TestRepository/RepositoryBuilders/Builder.cs:12