Blog: jooq (Lukas Eder) |
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When using jOOQ to create dynamic SQL statements (one of jOOQ's core value propositions), it is often necessary to add query elements condit...
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Most jOOQ users use the jOOQ DSL API, which provides compile time type safety and an easy way to write dynamic SQL. But occasionally, this D...
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jOOQ supports a vast amount of SQL syntax out of the box. As such, most users will not think of resorting to string concatenation like in th...
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It appears that our recent beginner SQL articles explaining SQL syntax were quite popular. These include: A Beginner's Guide to the True Ord...
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A very common misconception I often encounter with SQL users is the idea that DISTINCT is something like a function, and that it can take pa...
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Starting with jOOQ 3.13, we're offering a new module called jOOQ Refaster, which provides refaster templates for automatic API migration. Wh...
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jOOQ 3.13 has been released with CockroachDB support, much more API and tooling for DDL management, and SQL:2011 temporal table support Star...
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It's been a while since I've ranted on this blog, but I was recently challenged by a reddit thread to write about this topic, so here goes S...
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One of Java's big strengths, in my opinion, is the fact that most naming conventions have been established by the creators of the language. ...
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Dogfooding, or eating your own dog food, is a practice that all product developers should implement all the time. According to wikipedia: Do...
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