Package org.jooq.impl

A missing primitive type Consumer for booleans.

A marker interface for internal record implementations.

A type producing records that can be mapped.

A missing primitive type BiPredicate for references and ints.

All the common fetch logic of a ResultQuery.

A marker interface for all ScopeMappable parts that are themselves wrappers for another ScopeMappable part, and as such, if mapped to their wrapper, should re-wrap the mapped object.

A marker interface for QueryPart implementations that might produce separators at the end.

A marker interface for all query parts that are capable of generating "simple" SQL.

A checked exception throwing Consumer.

A checked exception throwing IntFunction.

A checked exception throwing java.util.function.Predicate.

A checked exception throwing Predicate.

A checked exception throwing Supplier.

A marker interface for field references.

A base implementation for AutoAlias and Table.

A base class for BindContext implementations

A wrapped DML query (Insert, Update, Delete) that works like a ResultQuery.

Common base class for Key's

The default implementation for a qualified SQL identifier.

A common base class for Record and ArrayRecord

This base class takes care of implementing similar Attachable and Object#equals(Object), Object#hashCode() behaviour.

A Select query that re-aliases its projection, or produces a derived table if re-aliasing is not possible (e.g. in the presence of ORDER BY).

Essentially, this is the same as ArrayTable, except that it emulates unnested arrays using UNION ALL

[#2965] This is a Configuration-based cache that can cache reflection information and other things

A transient step in the construction of CASE statements.

A binding that chains a new converter to an existing binding / converter.

Commonly used comparators and related utilities.

Utility methods for type conversions

This class provides less type-safety than the general jOOQ API methods.

The Map implementation for use with Scope#data().

A mutable proxy for a temporary DataType, which can be replaced by a more specific data type once it is known.

A default implementation producing a ConcurrentHashMap in most cases, or a synchronized LRU cache where appropriate.

An extension of the DefaultConnectionProvider.

A ConnectionFactory wrapper for a single connection, which cannot be closed via this connection factory.

A RecordMapper implementation offering access to a delegate record mapper whose initialisation is delayed until the first record, e.g. for ResultQuery implementations whose RecordType is unknown prior to execution.

A wrapped Delete that works like a ResultQuery.

A CompletionStage that defaults to an ExecutorProvider for all async methods that do not have an explicit Executor.

An ExecuteListener that runs pre / post statements required to fetch server output, including the actual fetching of server output.

A Meta implementation that applies filters on a delegate Meta object.

A wrapped DML query (Insert, Update, Delete) that works like a ResultQuery.

A table consisting of two joined tables and possibly a join condition

A very simple JSON reader based on Simple JSON.

An internal Keyword cache.

A utility for lazy initialisation of constant values.

A qualified Name that is evaluated lazily, e.g. to prevent cycles in static initialisation of generated code, when the Schema instance may not yet be available.

Simple non-thread safe LRUCache

An implementation of the public Meta type.

An internal Name cache.

An internal SQL cache.

A Field that acts as another field, allowing for the proxied field to be replaced.

The default implementation for a qualified SQL identifier.

A stub for Record objects, abstracting RecordListener lifecycle handling.

A general purpose record, typically used for ad-hoc types.

A general purpose record, typically used for ad-hoc types.

A general purpose record, typically used for ad-hoc types.

A general purpose record, typically used for ad-hoc types.

A general purpose record, typically used for ad-hoc types.

A general purpose record, typically used for ad-hoc types.

A general purpose record, typically used for ad-hoc types.

A general purpose record, typically used for ad-hoc types.

A general purpose record, typically used for ad-hoc types.

A general purpose record, typically used for ad-hoc types.

A general purpose record, typically used for ad-hoc types.

The RELEASE SAVEPOINT statement.