Blog: jooq (Lukas Eder) |
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Annotation processors can be useful as a hacky workaround to get some language feature into the Java language. The best example is Lombok, w...
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Reporting a bug takes time, and trust me, every vendor appreciates your reporting of a bug! Your voice counts as many voices, for all the ot...
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A customer of my popular SQL training (which you should book!) has recently challenged me to optimise a hierarchical query that merges an ar...
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While jOOQ is not a full fledged ORM (as in an object graph persistence framework), there is still some convenience available to avoid hand-...
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I like weird, yet concise language constructs and API usages Because you're evil. Nicolai Parlog (@nipafx) October 25, 2018 Yes. I am guilty...
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All SQL databases support the standard aggregate functions COUNT(), SUM(), AVG(), MIN(), MAX(). Some databases support other aggregate funct...
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At a customer site, I recently refactored a "slow-by-slow" PL/SQL loop and turned that into an efficient set based UPDATE statement saving m...
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Everyone knows the SQL SUM() aggregate function (and many people also know its window function variant). When querying the Sakila database, ...
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SQL is a verbose language, and one of the most verbose features are window functions. In a stack overflow question that I've encountered rec...
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I recently stumbled upon a curious query on a customer's productive Oracle database: Two things caught my attention: The query was executed ...
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