a utility for generating JSON from SQL queries using JDBC
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jdbcjson ========
JDBCJSON is a simple utility for generating JSON from SQL queries using JDBC. JDBCJSON takes a simple properties file for it's configuration.
basic usage -----------
First, create your properties file. JDBCJSON breaks properties down by jobs. Each job has four parameters: `driver`, `url`, `sql`, and `out`. `driver` is an optional parameter for specifying the driver class to be registered. `driver` is only required for non-JDBC4 drivers. JDBC4 drivers should self register. `url` is the JDBC connection URL (see your driver documentation for more details.) `sql` is the SQL statement executed whose result is used to generate the JSON. `out` is the path for resulting JSON. Take the following example:
people.driver = net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver people.url = jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://myserver/db;user=sa;password=sa people.sql = SELECT * FROM people people.out = people.json
This properties file will create a job called _people_ that will query a SQL Server database on localhost, selecting all the columns from _people_, and output the result to _people.json_. Multiple jobs may be specified in a single properties file.
Next, run JDBCJSON. It's always a good idea to specify the debug switch the first time you run a new properties file against JDBC. The debug switch will give you additional warnings about things like unsupported fields (BLOBs, for example.)
java -jar jdbcjson.jar -d people.properties
advanced usage --------------
Only the url parameter of a properties file is required. The `url` and `out` properties have default values, based on the job name. The `sql` parameter defaults to `SELECT * FROM <jobname>`. The `out` parameter defaults to `<jobname>.json`. Thus:
mytable.url = jdbc:postgresql://localhost/mydb?user=postgres&password=postgres
Is the same as:
mytable.url = jdbc:postgresql://localhost/mydb?user=postgres&password=postgres mytable.sql = SELECT * FROM mytable mytable.out = mytable.json
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