import { IModelJsNative } from "@bentley/imodeljs-native";
import { ECSchemaProps, ECSqlReader, QueryBinder, QueryOptions } from "@itwin/core-common";
import { ECSqlStatement, ECSqlWriteStatement } from "./ECSqlStatement";
import { SqliteStatement } from "./SqliteStatement";
import { _nativeDb } from "./internal/Symbols";
/** Modes for how to open [ECDb]($backend) files.
 * @public
 */
export declare enum ECDbOpenMode {
    Readonly = 0,
    ReadWrite = 1,
    /** Opens the file read-write and upgrades the file if necessary to the latest file format version. */
    FileUpgrade = 2
}
/** An ECDb file
 * @public
 */
export declare class ECDb implements Disposable {
    private _nativeDb?;
    private readonly _statementCache;
    private _sqliteStatementCache;
    /** only for tests
     * @internal
     */
    resetSqliteCache(size: number): void;
    constructor();
    /** Call this function when finished with this ECDb object. This releases the native resources held by the
     *  ECDb object.
     */
    [Symbol.dispose](): void;
    /**
     * Attach an iModel file to this connection and load and register its schemas.
     * @note There are some reserve tablespace names that cannot be used. They are 'main', 'schema_sync_db', 'ecchange' & 'temp'
     * @param fileName IModel file name
     * @param alias identifier for the attached file. This identifer is used to access schema from the attached file. e.g. if alias is 'abc' then schema can be accessed using 'abc.MySchema.MyClass'
     */
    attachDb(fileName: string, alias: string): void;
    /**
     * Detach the attached file from this connection. The attached file is closed and its schemas are unregistered.
     * @note There are some reserve tablespace names that cannot be used. They are 'main', 'schema_sync_db', 'ecchange' & 'temp'
     * @param alias identifer that was used in the call to [[attachDb]]
     */
    detachDb(alias: string): void;
    /** @deprecated in 5.0 - will not be removed until after 2026-06-13. Use [Symbol.dispose] instead. */
    dispose(): void;
    /** Create an ECDb
     * @param pathName The path to the ECDb file to create.
     * @throws [IModelError]($common) if the operation failed.
     */
    createDb(pathName: string): void;
    /** Open the ECDb.
     * @param pathName The path to the ECDb file to open
     * @param openMode Open mode
     * @throws [IModelError]($common) if the operation failed.
     */
    openDb(pathName: string, openMode?: ECDbOpenMode): void;
    /** Returns true if the ECDb is open */
    get isOpen(): boolean;
    /** Close the Db after saving any uncommitted changes.
     * @throws [IModelError]($common) if the database is not open.
     */
    closeDb(): void;
    /** @internal use to test statement caching */
    clearStatementCache(): void;
    /** @internal use to test statement caching */
    getCachedStatementCount(): number;
    /** Commit the outermost transaction, writing changes to the file. Then, restart the transaction.
     * @param changesetName The name of the operation that generated these changes.
     * @throws [IModelError]($common) if the database is not open or if the operation failed.
     */
    saveChanges(changesetName?: string): void;
    /** Abandon (cancel) the outermost transaction, discarding all changes since last save. Then, restart the transaction.
     * @throws [IModelError]($common) if the database is not open or if the operation failed.
     */
    abandonChanges(): void;
    /** Import a schema.
     *
     * If the import was successful, the database is automatically saved to disk.
     * @param pathName Path to ECSchema XML file to import.
     * @throws [IModelError]($common) if the database is not open or if the operation failed.
     */
    importSchema(pathName: string): void;
    /**
     * Returns the full schema for the input name.
     * @param name The name of the schema e.g. 'ECDbMeta'
     * @returns The SchemaProps for the requested schema
     * @throws if the schema can not be found or loaded.
     */
    getSchemaProps(name: string): ECSchemaProps;
    /**
     * Use a prepared ECSQL statement, potentially from the statement cache. If the requested statement doesn't exist
     * in the statement cache, a new statement is prepared. After the callback completes, the statement is reset and saved
     * in the statement cache so it can be reused in the future. Use this method for ECSQL statements that will be
     * reused often and are expensive to prepare. The statement cache holds the most recently used statements, discarding
     * the oldest statements as it fills. For statements you don't intend to reuse, instead use [[withStatement]].
     * @param sql The SQLite SQL statement to execute
     * @param callback the callback to invoke on the prepared statement
     * @param logErrors Determines if error will be logged if statement fail to prepare
     * @returns the value returned by `callback`.
     * @see [[withWriteStatement]]
     * @beta
     */
    withCachedWriteStatement<T>(ecsql: string, callback: (stmt: ECSqlWriteStatement) => T, logErrors?: boolean): T;
    /**
     * Prepared and execute a callback on an ECSQL statement. After the callback completes the statement is disposed.
     * Use this method for ECSQL statements are either not expected to be reused, or are not expensive to prepare.
     * For statements that will be reused often, instead use [[withPreparedStatement]].
     * @param sql The SQLite SQL statement to execute
     * @param callback the callback to invoke on the prepared statement
     * @param logErrors Determines if error will be logged if statement fail to prepare
     * @returns the value returned by `callback`.
     * @see [[withCachedWriteStatement]]
     * @beta
     */
    withWriteStatement<T>(ecsql: string, callback: (stmt: ECSqlWriteStatement) => T, logErrors?: boolean): T;
    /** Prepare an ECSQL statement.
    * @param ecsql The ECSQL statement to prepare
    * @param logErrors Determines if error will be logged if statement fail to prepare
    * @throws [IModelError]($common) if there is a problem preparing the statement.
    * @beta
    */
    prepareWriteStatement(ecsql: string, logErrors?: boolean): ECSqlWriteStatement;
    /**
     * Use a prepared ECSQL statement, potentially from the statement cache. If the requested statement doesn't exist
     * in the statement cache, a new statement is prepared. After the callback completes, the statement is reset and saved
     * in the statement cache so it can be reused in the future. Use this method for ECSQL statements that will be
     * reused often and are expensive to prepare. The statement cache holds the most recently used statements, discarding
     * the oldest statements as it fills. For statements you don't intend to reuse, instead use [[withStatement]].
     * @param sql The SQLite SQL statement to execute
     * @param callback the callback to invoke on the prepared statement
     * @param logErrors Determines if error will be logged if statement fail to prepare
     * @returns the value returned by `callback`.
     * @see [[withStatement]]
     * @public
     * @deprecated in 4.11 - will not be removed until after 2026-06-13.  Use [[createQueryReader]] for SELECT statements and [[withCachedWriteStatement]] for INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE instead.
     */
    withPreparedStatement<T>(ecsql: string, callback: (stmt: ECSqlStatement) => T, logErrors?: boolean): T;
    /**
     * Prepared and execute a callback on an ECSQL statement. After the callback completes the statement is disposed.
     * Use this method for ECSQL statements are either not expected to be reused, or are not expensive to prepare.
     * For statements that will be reused often, instead use [[withPreparedStatement]].
     * @param sql The SQLite SQL statement to execute
     * @param callback the callback to invoke on the prepared statement
     * @param logErrors Determines if error will be logged if statement fail to prepare
     * @returns the value returned by `callback`.
     * @see [[withPreparedStatement]]
     * @public
     * @deprecated in 4.11 - will not be removed until after 2026-06-13.  Use [[createQueryReader]] for SELECT statements and [[withWriteStatement]] for INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE instead.
     */
    withStatement<T>(ecsql: string, callback: (stmt: ECSqlStatement) => T, logErrors?: boolean): T;
    /** Prepare an ECSQL statement.
     * @param ecsql The ECSQL statement to prepare
     * @param logErrors Determines if error will be logged if statement fail to prepare
     * @throws [IModelError]($common) if there is a problem preparing the statement.
     * @deprecated in 4.11 - will not be removed until after 2026-06-13.  Use [[prepareWriteStatement]] when preparing an INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE statement or [[createQueryReader]] to execute a SELECT statement.
     */
    prepareStatement(ecsql: string, logErrors?: boolean): ECSqlStatement;
    /**
     * Use a prepared SQL statement, potentially from the statement cache. If the requested statement doesn't exist
     * in the statement cache, a new statement is prepared. After the callback completes, the statement is reset and saved
     * in the statement cache so it can be reused in the future. Use this method for SQL statements that will be
     * reused often and are expensive to prepare. The statement cache holds the most recently used statements, discarding
     * the oldest statements as it fills. For statements you don't intend to reuse, instead use [[withSqliteStatement]].
     * @param sql The SQLite SQL statement to execute
     * @param callback the callback to invoke on the prepared statement
     * @param logErrors Determines if error will be logged if statement fail to prepare
     * @returns the value returned by `callback`.
     * @see [[withPreparedStatement]]
     * @public
     */
    withPreparedSqliteStatement<T>(sql: string, callback: (stmt: SqliteStatement) => T, logErrors?: boolean): T;
    /**
     * Prepared and execute a callback on a SQL statement. After the callback completes the statement is disposed.
     * Use this method for SQL statements are either not expected to be reused, or are not expensive to prepare.
     * For statements that will be reused often, instead use [[withPreparedSqliteStatement]].
     * @param sql The SQLite SQL statement to execute
     * @param callback the callback to invoke on the prepared statement
     * @param logErrors Determines if error will be logged if statement fail to prepare
     * @returns the value returned by `callback`.
     * @public
     */
    withSqliteStatement<T>(sql: string, callback: (stmt: SqliteStatement) => T, logErrors?: boolean): T;
    /** Prepare an SQL statement.
     * @param sql The SQLite SQL statement to prepare
     * @param logErrors Determines if error will be logged if statement fail to prepare
     * @throws [IModelError]($common) if there is a problem preparing the statement.
     * @internal
     */
    prepareSqliteStatement(sql: string, logErrors?: boolean): SqliteStatement;
    /** @internal */
    get [_nativeDb](): IModelJsNative.ECDb;
    /** Allow to execute query and read results along with meta data. The result are streamed.
     *
     * See also:
     * - [ECSQL Overview]($docs/learning/backend/ExecutingECSQL)
     * - [Code Examples]($docs/learning/backend/ECSQLCodeExamples)
     * - [ECSQL Row Format]($docs/learning/ECSQLRowFormat)
     *
     * @param params The values to bind to the parameters (if the ECSQL has any).
     * @param config Allow to specify certain flags which control how query is executed.
     * @returns Returns an [ECSqlReader]($common) which helps iterate over the result set and also give access to metadata.
     * @public
     * */
    createQueryReader(ecsql: string, params?: QueryBinder, config?: QueryOptions): ECSqlReader;
}
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