Activity for Rich DiCroce
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Rich DiCroce posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
@rzorzorzo Is there any progress towards getting Groovy to work on Java 25? I have some applications I'd like to upgrade, but they need the Groovy scripting to work.
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Fixed. That column has been in the JDBC spec since 4.1 but apparently some drivers still don't implement it. The tests are now all passing on my machine using the default HSQLDB profile.
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Done.
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Jeff/Edward: I've rebased this branch on top of latest master. Any chance one of you could review and merge it?
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Yes, that is the correct branch.
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Yes, and that's what I'm doing now. But it would be nice to cut out the middleman.
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Support PowerShell as a script type
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Well I've finally come back to this after an equally long amount of time. The project where I needed this was on ice for a while but now it's heating up again. I've rewritten the patch on top of latest master and force pushed the branch. Although that doesn't seem to have updated this MR for whatever reason. The build logs from that Travis run are long gone, of course, so I don't know why it failed. Try grabbing the updated branch and running it through Travis. If it fails again, I'll look at it...
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Regression: Can't start WildFly
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Finally got back to this. Rebased on latest master and added docs.
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I assume that would involve adding TableDecoratorDataSet to the list of IDataSets on the Core Components page. Anything else I should do?
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The idea is to use a TableDecoratorDataSet to wrap an existing IDataSet. The TableDecoratorDataSet takes a function that is called for each table in the underlying dataset, and that function can wrap the table, replace the table, or just pass the table back as-is. Here's a code snippet taken from a real application where I'm using this patch: dataset = new TableDecoratorDataSet( dataset, table -> new ColumnFilterTable(table, new GeneratedColumnFilter()));
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Yes, I'm aware of those, but those don't really solve the problem. I don't want to have to specify a list of columns to exclude, because I just want to exclude every computed column, and the JDBC driver can tell me which columns those are. Also, having an ITable that is filtered isn't enough. I'm not using this for comparison purposes, I'm using it to write a dataset to a flat XML file. So I need the filtered ITable to be part of a IDataSet.
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Implement #232
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Support filtering out computed columns
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Add support for MSSQL's datetimeoffset data type
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Add support for MSSQL datetimeoffset type
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