Getting Started With JPA/Hibernate

JPA was born as the acronym for Java Persistence API. When Java EE was donated to the Eclipse Foundation under the Jakarta EE project, the name of the API changed to Jakarta Persistence but the term JPA is still in use. JPA solves the object-relational impedance mismatch by allowing you to map Java objects to database tables and is one of the most (if not the most) used persistence frameworks for Java.

JPA is an API specification that someone can implement–JPA providers or implementations. The most popular JPA implementation is Hibernate ORM. You can use Hibernate ORM without JPA or through JPA. One potential advantage of using it with JPA is that you can move between implementations if you want (something I have never seen happening, though). Another advantage is that someone with experience in, say EclipseLink or Apache OpenJPA, then they can use at least part of that experience when moving to Hibernate.

Filter Database through 2 comboboxes

Hi, I'm using a MDB database that i would like to filter based on selections made in 2 comboboxes.

say: cmbBase and cmbMix.
cmbBase connects to "Base"
cmbMix connects to "Mix"
I have use the automated database method in C#
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 private void BaseMixBindingNavigatorSaveItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            this.Validate();
            this.BaseMixBindingSource.EndEdit();
            this.tableAdapterManager.UpdateAll(this.DSBaseMixDataSet);

        }

        private void frmImport_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
//filter out doubles

                    cmbBase.DataSource = DSBaseMixDataSet.BaseMix.Select(x => x.Base).Distinct().ToList();


        }

The problem is that i have no idea how i can filter the other combobox in such a way that it only shows the data in the next row of the selcted combobox.

So if i select "A" in cmbBase, cmbMix should only show the values "A+1; A+3; A+6" if there were only a few values i could use an if function, but this is a database with a lot of numbers. I tried many of the solutions i found, but none of them work as i expected. Anyone that can help me out here?

Sample Architecture Using Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google GCP, MongoDB, and Couchbase

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A drawing should have no unnecessary lines and a machine no unnecessary parts. 

                William Strunk Jr., Elements of Style

In the book Designing Data-Intensive Applications: The Big Ideas Behind Reliable, Scalable, and Maintainable Systems, Martin Kleppmann has written about traits and trade-offs for data infrastructure while designing modern applications. He has given an example architecture for a data system that combines several components. I used this example for the article Example Architectures for Data-Intensive Applications. That article explored just the Couchbase features and functions.

JDBC Tutorial Part 2: Running SQL Queries

In Part 2 of this tutorial series, you’ll learn how to execute SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements against an SQL database using JDBC. These actions are known as CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) which form most of the functionality in an application.

Note: We’ll continue where the previous step of the tutorial left off, which means this article assumes you have a Connection object ready. Refer to part 1 of this tutorial for more details. The source code is available on GitHub.

MySQL MariaDB expert needed

hello,
im developing a Windows application with MariaDB database for criminals, i designed the whole database schema but i need an expert to help me study it if it is mall designed.

String Operations on Phone Numbers in SQL

When dealing with SQL databases, users will have to interact with different data types and schemas depending on the project's requirements. Since databases are used in many different applications and support multiple platforms, devices, and users, there may be differences in how data is entered, even in a simple field like a phone number.

For example, one set of users will enter the phone number with the country code, while the others may simply ignore the country code. Therefore, it is essential for database users to know how to clean data in a SQL database. In this post, we will see how to utilize SQL string operations on phone number fields to properly clean, format, and extract data.

Choose the Right Model: Comparing Relational, Document, and Graph Databases

What exactly is a database model? A database model is nothing more than the structure a database developer has chosen to store information. A database model also spells out the relationships between different parts of the dataset, and any limitations that may restrict read or write access.

Individual databases are designed based on the rules and concepts of the broader data model the designers adopt. Developers often use these models to strategically design databases for larger-scale real-world projects such as:

How To Secure Data Using Stored Procedures in SQL

A stored procedure is a set of SQL statements with an assigned name, which can be stored for later use so it can be reused and shared by multiple programs. Some of the benefits offered by stored procedures are:

  • Security.
  • Performance.
  • Ease of use.
  • Maintainability.
  • Scalability.

In this article, I will show you how to secure data using a stored procedure. But before I do that, let us go through how stored procedures can be a secure and safe way to give access to your database.

Migrating a Spacecraft Engineering Model in UML to a Knowledge Graph

Goal: Migrate the UML-based engineering model of a spacecraft to TypeQL

Why Do This Migration in the First Place?

The spacecraft lifecycle is roughly divided into seven consecutive design phases. Part of the early design phases deals with the feasibility of the intended mission. Feasibility is identified by assessing each design aspect that is needed to accomplish the specific mission.

This requires that engineers lay out all possible design options and iteratively go through them in relation to all the other engineering design options, ultimately ending up with a sound system solution.

Analyzing Scans in PostgreSQL

Analysizing Scans in PostgreSQL

Introduction and Data Setup

Before we dive in, it is vital to understand the basic elementary blocks of PostgreSQL query plans. This has been covered in a separate blog post, and I highly encourage readers to go through it first.

There are several node types in PostgreSQL query plans,

Compare a table definition to function

Hello. I am trying to check if a table definition (the default value on a constraint) is equal to UTC Time by using the following query:

IF NOT EXISTS((SELECT object_definition(default_object_id) AS definition
FROM sys.columns
WHERE name = 'ModifiedDate'
AND object_id = object_id('dbo.WorkflowAudit')) == GETUTCDATE())

However, you can not compare a function (GETUTCDATE()) to this Select Statement. I need to do it this way because I am building an update script and it can only update the table IF the table definition is NOT equal to UTC TIME Any ideas? Thank you

sqldatareader reader = cmd.executereader() incorrect syntax near

Hi all.

i have a trouble of my testing project. could anyone can guide me to solve the problem. million thanks~~ newbie of programming.

error : System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: 'Incorrect syntax near 'card'.'

string connectionstring = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["library2ConnectionString"].ConnectionString;

SqlConnection con = new SqlConnection(connectionstring);

        con.Open();

        string sql = "Select librarycardid, password" + 
            "from library card information" +
            "where librarycardid = '" + librarycardid + "'" + 
            "and password = '" + password + "' ";

        SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand(sql, con);
        SqlDataReader reader = cmd.ExecuteReader();  <<<<<<error at here 

        if (reader.HasRows)
        {

            Label3.Text = " login success";
        } else {
           Label3.Text = "login fail";
        }

con.Close();

Improving Backend Performance Part 2/3: Using Database Indexes

Database indexes are a concern of the developers. They have the potential to improve the performance of search and filter features that use an SQL query in the backend. In the second part of this series of articles, I'll show the impact that a database index has in speeding up filters using a Java web application developed with Spring Boot and Vaadin.

Read part 1 of this series if you want to learn how the example application that we'll use here works. You can find the code on GitHub. Also, and if you prefer, I recorded a video version of this article:

A Haunted House of NoSQL Horrors

Halloween is that frightening time of the year when the veil between the well-ordered world of DevOps and the dark chthonic void of dev/null is thinnest. It's when chaos monkeys reign supreme and Site Reliability Engineers lock the doors and bolt the shutters.

Today we will share with you true life NoSQL horror stories that ScyllaDB's engineers have seen and witnessed in the world of distributed systems. But be forewarned! What you are about to read may just make you shudder deep down to your very hyperthreaded cores.

Tips for High-Performance ClickHouse Clusters with S3 Object Storage

In our previous blog posts, we explained the various ways that ClickHouse can use S3 object storage. To keep things simple we generally focused on single-node operation. However, ClickHouse often runs in a cluster, and cluster operation poses some interesting questions regarding S3 usage. They include parallelizing data load across nodes, benefits of horizontal vs. vertical scaling, and avoiding unnecessary replication. 

In this article, we will discuss how ClickHouse clusters can be used with S3 efficiently thanks to two important new features: the ‘s3Cluster‘ table function and zero-copy replication. We hope our description will pave the way for more ClickHouse users to exploit scalable, inexpensive object storage in their deployments.