Databases
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Enterprise Java
JOOQ Facts: From JPA Annotations to JOOQ Table Mappings
JOOQ is a neat framework, and it addresses a long issue I’ve had with advanced dynamic filtered queries. While Hibernate…
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Software Development
Multi-tier application + database deadlock or why databases aren’t queues (part1)
Databases aren’t queues. And despite the ubiquitous presence of queuing technology out there (ActiveMQ, MSMQ, MSSQL Service Broker, Oracle Advanced…
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Software Development
Why Staying in Control of Your SQL is so Important
Lots of blog posts and research papers are written about the topics of scaling up and scaling out. This interesting…
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Software Development
The 10 Most Popular DB Engines (SQL and NoSQL)
How to objectively measure the popularity of a DB engine? Good question! And there’s an Austrian company (Solid IT) who…
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Software Development
Why PostgreSQL is so Awesome
Just recently, I’ve blogged about PostgreSQL 9.3 having been released, which is awesome enough as PostgreSQL finally supports materialised views…
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Enterprise Java
Batch Writing, and Dynamic vs Parametrized SQL, how well does your database perform?
One of the most effective database optimizations is batch writing. Batch writing is supported by most modern databases and part…
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Software Development
10 More Common Mistakes Java Developers Make when Writing SQL
I was positively surprised to see how popular my recent listing about 10 Common Mistakes Java Developers Make when Writing SQL was, both…
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Software Development
An argument against defaulting to auto-increment primary keys
The de-facto “easy” primary key for ages has been the auto-incrementing integer. Upon insertion of a new record, the database…
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Software Development
10 Common Mistakes Java Developers Make when Writing SQL
Java developers mix object-oriented thinking with imperative thinking, depending on their levels of: Skill (anyone can code imperatively) Dogma (some…
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