Blog: jooq (Lukas Eder) |
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Something that has been said many times, but needs constant repeating until every developer is aware of the importance of this is the perfor...
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In a previous blog post, I wrote about why you should (almost) always default to using bind variables. There are some exceptions, which I wi...
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A common problem with dynamic SQL is parsing performance in production. What makes matters worse is that many developers do not have access ...
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In a previous blog post, I've shown how the programmatic MockDataProvider can be used to mock the entire JDBC API through a single functiona...
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In some cases, it's really useful to be able to compile a class at runtime using the java.compiler module. You can e.g. load a Java source f...
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If you've been following the fast paced JDK 9+ projects, you may have noticed an exciting, first big change that has been made possible than...
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When performing reflective access to default methods in Java, Google seems to fail us. The solutions presented on Stack Overflow, for instan...
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The SQL standard is a nice thing. But it's a standard. And as such, while it may provide good guidelines on how to implement some SQL featur...
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Sounds fancy, right? But it's a really nice and reasonable approach to doing dynamic SQL with jOOQ. This blog post is inspired by a Stack Ov...
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In most cases, natural sorting by sorting lexicographically is useful as a default in Java. This includes sorting file names, which are sort...
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