Previously on this blog, I’ve written a post explaining why you should use jOOQ’s code generator, despite the possibility of using jOOQ without it. In a similar fashion, as I’ve answered numerous jOOQ questions on Stack Overflow, where someone used jOOQ to build a query, but then executed it elsewhere, including on: jOOQ itself isn’t … Continue reading Why You…
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18 Jan 2023
6 Dec 2021
I’m answering many jOOQ questions on Stack Overflow, and a lot of times. The problem has the same cause: People not using jOOQ’s code generator. The main reason people seem not to be using it, is because it takes some extra time to set up, but as with anything well designed, the initial investment will … Continue reading Why You…
5 Nov 2018
While jOOQ is not a full fledged ORM (as in an object graph persistence framework), there is still some convenience available to avoid hand-writing boring SQL for every day CRUD. That’s the UpdatableRecord API. It has a few very useful features, including: A 1:1 mapping to the underlying table Every UpdatableRecord is mapped on a … Continue reading How to…
28 Aug 2018
One of the more frequent questions people have when switching from JPA to jOOQ is how to migrate from using JPA’s first level cache? Speaking of that, are there any jOOQ guides on how to replace JPA? Any patterns on how to work without EntityManager to manage in-memory state (EM#merge()), 1st level cache, etc. — … Continue reading A Frequent…
13 Jul 2011
Hi everyone, Here I am again. Yesterday a friend asked me how to create the basics CRUD (Create, Release, Update, Delete) operations using Zend Framework. As everybody now, a basic CRUD it’s a good way to understand some framework’s resources to a new ZF developer. As he is a newbie with Zend Framework, the example … Continue reading Basic CRUD…