>Yes, chances are high that you may use jOOQ out of the box using JDBC >meta data for the code generator, and SQLDialect.
Ok cool, but how does that work in detail? Is there a code generator for such cases? What is the use of the console? Can i use it simply by starting the responsible jar file? When we develop code for the dialect and code generator is that supposed to be hosted in your repository? I didnt see the jooq-test project/package in the jooq-2.6.0-full.zip from sourceforge. Is that project only available from git repository? best regards marc. Am Dienstag, 27. November 2012 22:37:16 UTC+1 schrieb Lukas Eder: > > > It would be really interesting to know more about the implementation of > > jooq-meta with the help of jdbc drivers metadata. > > As i understood that can speed up the processes of setting up a new jooq > > dialect for our database right? > > Yes, chances are high that you may use jOOQ out of the box using JDBC > meta data for the code generator, and SQLDialect.ORACLE for the > runtime, which may be a more sensible approach in the short run, > rather than adding true support for EXASOL... >
