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Add sqlite support #1770
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Thanks for your suggestion. It would make sense to include an additional dialect. Can you also include the JDBC driver changes necessary in pom.xml
? We can look into test cases.
spring-data-r2dbc/src/main/java/org/springframework/data/r2dbc/dialect/DialectResolver.java
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We discussed this effort as a team and concluded two things:
Once the second item is addressed we can look for a way to integrate the dialect. For the time being, if you keep the code on your project, you can use the |
Any update on the subject ? |
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public String getOffset(long offset) { | ||
throw new UnsupportedOperationException("offset alone not supported"); |
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I think we can do better, like LIMIT -1 OFFSET %d
. According to official documentation it is fine to set LIMIT
to the negative value.
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private enum LocalDateTimeToNumericConverter implements Converter<LocalDateTime, Long> { |
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- We need to handle other JSR310 types as well.
- Can we safely assign UTC as a timezone to the
LocalDateTime
? I do not think so. I think we should not introduce the converters forLocalDate
/LocalTime
/LocalDateTime
here, since we can cause bugs for users. It is better for them that the framework would not handle these types out of the box, rather than saving them assuming the UTC
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public Collection<Object> getConverters() { | ||
Collection<Object> converters = new ArrayList<>(super.getConverters()); | ||
converters.add(LocalDateTimeToNumericConverter.INSTANCE); |
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I didn't tried this dialect, but since sqlite, doesn't support boolean tye the same as everyone else, we should probably add a conversion for this too
I wanted to contribute with an SQL dialect for the project. I have tested it on my system and it works.