Well, i think we have found that the feature you want is usable - and
as I see it already in there (as you can get the sql string[]).
Your first posting said you were doing something special, and it was that "special" think I would like to know what was...now I know (you want to get SQL String[]'s instead of getting them executed or dumped to standard out)
Thank you for your patience. I thought my original posting adequately explained what I was trying to do, but must have made assumptions and not said enough.
generateSchemaUpdateScript (the key code in SchemaUpdate) is changing signatures. In 2.0.1 it changed to JdbcDatabaseInfo, and now it's DatabaseMetadata (an unfortunate name since it's just a capitalization difference from java.sql.DatabaseMetaData).
I've just went into the CVS log and I find it hard to believe that it
changed BACK to JdbcDataBaseInfo in 2.0.1 since it was included in 2.0, but deleted in 2.0.1.
Hmmm. It's hard to argue with CVS logs. I know I've had to rewrite my code twice now and it related to the class renaming, but I must have just been doing something stupid that prompted one of those rewrites.
So are you saying the code we're discussing is in the public api or not?
I would say it is in the public API and that for some reason "oneovthafew" meant that DatabaseMetadata was a better name than JdbcDatabaseInfo. He can answer why, I cannot - but i can just say that
it is a very minor change that only happend once ;)
So, I can only state that I think it has stabilized and that we only change public API's (or any API for that matter) for a reason and with thought. (heck - some cool features are being "held back" because it will change some public api's)
Thanks for the assurance. Have you looked into the tool JDiff? I created javadoc-like output that shows API changes between versions. Again appreciate your time sorting my issue out.
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