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60 /** is used as an output stream for writing the attributes of a user-defined
69 is passed as an argument to a SQL statement, the JDBC driver calls
85 output stream as the representation of a SQL user-defined type.</p>
90 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as a string.
99 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as boolean.
108 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as byte.
117 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as short.
126 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as long.
135 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as hyper.
144 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as float.
153 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as double.
162 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as byte sequence.
171 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as a date.
180 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as a time.
189 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as a datetime.
199 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as a stream of uninterpreted
210 /** writes the next attribute to the stream as a stream of unicode string.