I'm working on a project with an Oracle database where we have decided to enable Edition based redefinition. We're also using jooq-codegen for creating Java objects based on objects we have created in the database.

I have read through the documentation for jooq-codegen, but have issues finding a way to make JOOQ work with Oracle editions. Normally I would use an alter session set edition=<some edition> statement to connect to the correct edition, but I can't find a way to do this with jooq-codegen.

Is there any way to do init queries with jooq-codegen, or maybe even a way to specify an edition with jooq-codegen? I'm hoping there is something I have overlooked as I can't find this in the documentation.

I don't think it should matter, but I'm using maven and this will be ran in Jenkins.

CodePudding user response：

That's an interesting case where it might be beneficial to be able to run additional SQL statements after a JDBC connection has been initialised by the code generator. Probably worth a feature request you could report here.

As a workaround, you can always:

• Extend the OracleDatabase from the jOOQ-meta module and override the create0() method, which provides an initialised DSLContext for all of your code generation meta queries.
• Use a programmatic code generation configuration and initialise the JDBC connection yourself before passing it to the code generator