Philippe Marschall
Philippe Marschall
Currently we map timestamptz to Types.TIMESTAMP. For JDBC 4.2 I believe Types.TIMESTAMP_WITH_TIMEZONE would be correct. It is hard to know who this will break. Continuing mapping it to the java...
Patch for https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MJAVADOC-485
Recursive CTE are categoried as `QueryType.OTHER` instead of `QueryType.SELECT` by `QueryUtils`. Reproducer ```java class QueryUtilsTests { @Test void getQueryType() { String sql = "WITH RECURSIVE t(n, level_num) AS (SELECT next...
We are using the following recursive CTE to fetch multiple sequence values in one database round trip ```sql WITH RECURSIVE t(n, level_num) AS ( SELECT NEXT VALUE FOR demo_squence AS...
**Please describe the feature request.** `CompositeFunctionTimer` currently inherits the default `#mean(TimeUnit)` implementation from `FunctionTimer`. Should it implement it and delegate to the first child instead like `#count()` and `#totalTime(TimeUnit)`? **Rationale**...
Fixes #134
Calendar mapping seems broken in EclipseLink under Oracle, we should probably report a bug. ```java @Temporal(TemporalType.TIMESTAMP) @Column(name = "CALENDAR_COLUMN") private Calendar calendar; ```
We are getting deprecation warnings for `UserType`.
AssertionFailedError: expected: but was:
Support Duration and Period with JDBC 4.2 because ojdbc8 supports them.