I'm trying to port a jOOQ-based application from Oracle to PostgreSQL, and
I'm getting exceptions from inside the jOOQ code.
It's throwing a DataAccessException on SQL [begin update
"public"."locked_out_users" set "public"."locked_out_users"."description" =
?, "public"."locked_out_users"."locked_out" = ?,
"public"."locked_out_users"."name" = ?,
"public"."locked_out_users"."invalid_login_attempts" = ? where
"public"."locked_out_users"."user_id" = ? returning
"public"."locked_out_users"."user_id" into ?; end;];
Caused by: org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: This statement does not
declare an OUT parameter. Use { ?= call ... } to declare one.
I'm not sure what I need to do to correct this, since it's inside generated
code and I have no idea how I can control parameter declarations. Is this
something that has been fixed in a recent version? I'm using 3.8 because of
API compatibility with the existing codebase, but if it's a known and
corrected issue I can try to upgrade.
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