Abstracts developers from SQL syntax, with methods that return Strings to pass on to JDBC, thus allowing compile-time checking for, many, otherwise run-time bugs. e.g. stmt.executeQuery(SqlWrapper.selectId(ordersTable, customerColumn, "John Smith")

Features

  • Transparently wraps Java DB (Apache Derby) SQLite, and PostgresSQL syntax, making the code easily portable between the two;
  • Simple static and instance methods with intutive signatures that return SQL Strings;
  • Provides Table and Column objects to pass as parameters to create, insert, select, selectId, last, first, etc .. methods enabling the convenient use of variables to refer to them throughout the code;
  • Developer-friendly: developed as a component of STCAL and MemorizEasy;
  • Test code provides usage examples, in addition to the open-source projects using it;
  • Transparently adds to Java DB and PostgreSQL databases the SQLite convenient concept of an AUTOINCREMENT ROWID;
  • Available with Maven;

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Additional Project Details

Languages

English

Intended Audience

System Administrators, Developers, Quality Engineers

User Interface

Other toolkit

Programming Language

Java

Database Environment

Project is a database abstraction layer (API), JDBC, SQLite, SQL-based

Related Categories

Java Front-Ends, Java Object Oriented Software, Java Code Generators

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2010-03-29