Using JDBC to asynchronously read large Oracle table
What strategies can be used to read every row in a large Oracle table, only once, but as fast as possible with JDBC & Java ?
How can DB and UI agree on default values?
I created a table in a Postgres database. I would like to create a form in a Java application to insert rows into that table. Certain fields have default values. What is the best way for the database and UI to agree on what the default values are? Also, what is the best way for the form to communicate the user’s intent regarding defaults to the database?
How can DB and UI agree on default values?
I created a table in a Postgres database. I would like to create a form in a Java application to insert rows into that table. Certain fields have default values. What is the best way for the database and UI to agree on what the default values are? Also, what is the best way for the form to communicate the user’s intent regarding defaults to the database?
How can DB and UI agree on default values?
I created a table in a Postgres database. I would like to create a form in a Java application to insert rows into that table. Certain fields have default values. What is the best way for the database and UI to agree on what the default values are? Also, what is the best way for the form to communicate the user’s intent regarding defaults to the database?
Managing multiple JDBC connection
I have an application that connects to databases based on a json string that contains connection information. The json is sent just when the application starts.