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DB Lab 2



DB Lab 2 - Select, insert, update and delete records with Java bean

  1. In the last lab, we looked at retrieving records. In this lab we will be looking at creating data entities using JavaBean classes. Create a JavaBean class to create instances of actor. This will be a simple class called Actor with the attributes matching each field in the actor table.

Actor
actor_id
first_name
last_name
last_update
All getters &  setters

  1. Create another class called ActorMgr that holds the following static methods
    public static void getAllRecords()
public static Actor getRecord(int actor_id)
public static boolean insertRecord(Actor actor)
public static boolean updateRecord (Actor actor)
public static boolean deleteRecord (int actor_id)

  1. The Main method provides the following output:

Actor Table
1 - Display all Row | 2-Get a Row | 3-Add a new row | 4-Update an existing row | 5 - Delete a row  
Select an option : >2

Enter the actor ID: >100
100 | SPENCER | DEPP


Actor Table
1 - Display all Row | 2-Get a Row | 3-Add a new row | 4-Update an existing row | 5 - Delete a row  
Select an option : >3

Enter the first name: >Will
Enter the last name: >Smith

Success! Created a new row with ID 201.

Actor Table
1 - Display all Row | 2-Get a Row | 3-Add a new row | 4-Update an existing row | 5 - Delete a row  
Select an option :> 4

<Displays a list of actors here>
Enter the actor ID: >201

Enter the first name: >William
Enter the last name: >Smith

Success! One record was updated.

<Displays a list of actors here>


Actor Table
1 - Display all Row | 2-Get a Row | 3-Add a new row | 4-Update an existing row | 5 - Delete a row  
Select an option : >5

Enter the actor ID: >201

Success! One record was deleted.

<Displays a list of actors here>

Actor Table
1 - Display all Row | 2-Get a Row | 3-Add a new row | 4-Update an existing row | 5 - Delete a row  
Select an option : >8
Invalid Option

<Terminate>

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