Yes done that and it worked for me thanks Kasper for immediate turn around.
Gajanan Patil
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On 3 Aug 2017 7:09 a.m., "Kasper Sørensen"
wrote:
> Not sure I see the problem here as BIGINT is equivalent to Long. But you
> can always use String.valueOf(.
Not sure I see the problem here as BIGINT is equivalent to Long. But you can
always use String.valueOf(...) if you want the string representation.
Kasper Sørensen
> On Aug 2, 2017, at 11:11, Gajanan Patil wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I have table having id column with BIGINT DataType in mysql, when
Hi All,
I have table having id column with BIGINT DataType in mysql, when we
convert it to List it shows as Type Long (java language datatype).
Is there any mechanism to bring this column datatype to String in Java
language?.
or anyother approach that willl give me dataset to type of string?
y
Sure, it would be nice to retrieve auto-increment column details as well
using metamodel. I was using 4.5.4 couldnt find anything specific and
wrote little top up jdbc meta code to get those details on each table in
db. Wrote code specific to MySQL though (limit), works for me as of now.
Warm Re
We do have a simple boolean right now: Column.isIndexed(). So if you're
just trying to find out what indexes are there, we have it covered.
But there have also been some requests to improve this information, see
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/METAMODEL-16
2017-08-02 6:58 GMT-07:00 Dennis
I think it would make sense. At least in theory, we should be able to get that
information from the JDBC metadata classes. However, not all drivers are
equally nice at actually providing the data.
Thinking of it, let's maybe wait with conclusions until Kasper (project lead)
gets a chance to re
Thanks for quick revert Dennis.
Can code contribution towards retrieval/creation of indexes be considered?
Thanks,
Ashu
On Wed, Aug 2, 2017 at 12:57 PM, Dennis Du Krøger <
dennis.dukro...@humaninference.com> wrote:
> Hi Ashu,
>
> Most information from SQL databases can be gathered using the
> I
Hi Ashu,
Most information from SQL databases can be gathered using the
INFORMATION_SCHEMA schema. Unfortunately, indexes isn't one of them, so you'll
need to see if there are some something specific for each database.
E.g. for SQL Server you can query sys.indexes to get a list of all indexes. T
