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Train ML Models With SQL You Already Know
BigQuery automates data prep, analysis, and predictions with built-in AI assistance.
Build and deploy ML models using familiar SQL. Automate data prep with built-in Gemini. Query 1 TB and store 10 GB free monthly.
Take a JDBC ResultSet and stream it in one of the supported formats
DataSink takes a JDBC ResultSet and streams it in in a format of your choice. You can as well zip the stream and send it over the network, if you want. DataSink currently implements the following table formats: DBF (the xBase file format), XHTML, and genericode. You can use it as an Ant task or directly from Java.
Now stored at https://github.com/gregorydgraham/DBvolution
Available from Maven Central: nz.co.gregs.dbvolution
Makes relational data easy and fast to use with semantic annotations and encapsulated datatypes.
Simple declaration of a DB table:
@DBTableName("mytable")
public class MyTable extends DBRow {
@DBColumn("numeric_code")
@DBForeignKey(Code.class)
private DBNumber numericCode = new DBNumber();
@DBColumn("uid_mytable")
@DBPrimaryKey
@DBAutoIncrement
private DBNumber uidMyTable = new DBNumber();
}
Easy Gets:
List<MyTable> myRows = myDB.get(new MyTable());
MyTable row = myDB.getDBTable(new MyTable()).getByPrimaryKey(61176904);
Natural and Outer Joins and Criteria:
CarCo carCo = new CarCo();
carCo.name.isLiterally("GM");
List<DBQueryRow> results = myDB.get(carCo, new Marque());
dbQuery.addOptional(new CarModel());
Easy debugging:
query.getSQLForQuery();
Simple processing:
db.print(query.getAllRows());
List<Marque> marques = query.getAll
Tockit tries to build a framework for Conceptual Knowledge Processing (CKP) and Formal Concept Analysis (FCA) in Java, using a component-based approach, XML formats and a three-tier architecture.