Hi Alf,
thanks for your message.
I didn't realise that there was also this option. thanks for the hint, it
makes implementation much easier and now works without reflection:
private void setModifiedBy(RecordContext ctx) {
Field modifiedByField = ctx.recordType().field("modified_by",
Just curious, is it possible to check if the field is available from the RecordContext by using ctx.recordType().field("modified_by")?Alf Lervåg1. juni 2024 kl. 20:55 skrev Dominik Hirt :If you're using jooq records, you could use a RecordListener like I do for a similar case. My from field is
On Sat, Jun 1, 2024 at 8:55 PM Dominik Hirt
wrote:
> private Boolean hasModifiedBy(Record dbRecord) {
>Boolean result = Boolean.FALSE;
>
>Method[] methods = dbRecord.getClass().getDeclaredMethods();
>for (Method method : methods) {
> if (method.getName().equals("getModifiedBy"))
If you're using jooq records, you could use a RecordListener like I do for
a similar case.
My *from* field is *modified_by* and I populate it automatically:
/**
This RecordListener serves as an interceptor for the record.store() calls
and inserts a ‘modified_by’ field if one exists.
As it is
Hello,
Assuming you cannot use triggers for some reason, one simple way to do this
is to:
- Intercept all INSERT queries with an ExecuteListener
- Use the experimental query object model (QOM) API to set
QOM.Insert::$columns and QOM.Insert::$values, if QOM.Insert::$into is the
right target table
I have a table Foo defined as
create table FOO {
name varchar(123),
from varchar(123) default null
}
I am using JOOQ 3.16 and already have following code
`db.insertInto(Foo).set(Foo.name, "xxx").execute()` everywhere. Now I want
to find a way to re-write that query to effectively be
