Blog: jooq (Lukas Eder) |
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I've run across a fun little trick to simulate latency in your development environments when testing some SQL queries. Possible use-cases in...
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In the past years, we've invested a lot of effort into improving our procedural language capabilities in jOOQ. What started with a simple in...
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So, @rotnroll666 nerd sniped me again. Apparently, the Neo4j Cypher query language supports arbitrary reductions, just like any functional c...
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Over the past 13 years, jOOQ has accrued quite some internal features, which you, the user, are not exposed to. One very interesting feature...
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While jOOQ is mostly being used as an internal SQL DSL for embedded, dynamic SQL in Java, where it offers the best solution on the market, j...
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jOOQ 3.14 has been released with support for SQL/XML, SQL/JSON, Kotlin code generation, embeddable types, and domain types, synthetic constr...
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jOOQ has supported one of JPQL's most cool features for a while now: implicit joins. Using jOOQ, you can navigate your to-one relationships ...
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One of the main features of ORMs is M as in Mapping. Libraries like jOOQ help auto-mapping flat or nested database records onto Java classes...
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I was asked a very interesting question on Twitter just now: @lukaseder quick q: in pg can I have a composite foreign key where one value is...
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There are a few ways to compare two similar tables in SQL. Assuming PostgreSQL syntax, we might have this schema: It is now possible to use ...
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