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Mr.Java
Mr.Java

Reputation: 389

Build Left Join Query with JOOQ using two Tables from two Different Databases

We are using JOOQ for all our queries execution.

Now we need to create left join query with JOOQ, what will left join two tables from two different databases

Example native SQL query (bellow), we need this query to be build using JOOQ framework and not use native sql. Until now i did't find any solution, maybe this functionality is not supported by JOOQ

SELECT * 
FROM `library`.`books` 
LEFT JOIN `library2`.`author2` ON `library`.`books`.`author_id` = `library2`.`author2`.`id`

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1460

Answers (1)

Lukas Eder
Lukas Eder

Reputation: 220942

Code generator configuration

If you want to work with two different databases / schemas, you'll need to configure the code generator accordingly. You can specify several input schemata as documented here:

<configuration>
  <generator>
    <database>
      <schemata>
        <schema>
          <inputSchema>library</inputSchema>
        </schema>
        <schema>
          <inputSchema>library2</inputSchema>
        </schema>
      </schemata>
    </database>
  </generator>
</configuration>

Alternatives:

  • You can just leave away the <inputSchema/> configuration and jOOQ's code generator would simply generate all the available schemata.
  • You could configure several independent code generations, one per schema. That would mean that your schemata don't have linking metadata (e.g. foreign keys) shared among each other.

Query

The jOOQ manual recommends referencing tables from a global generated Tables class. This works well for single-schema setups. When querying several schemata, it may be worth referencing tables from the generated schema instance instead. Here's how to write your query:

import static com.example.generated.library .Library .LIBRARY ;
import static com.example.generated.library2.Library2.LIBRARY2;
//                                  ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^
//                                     |        |        |
// Package per schema -----------------+        |        |
// Schema class       --------------------------+        |
// Schema instance    -----------------------------------+

And then:

DSL.using(configuration)
   .select()
   .from(LIBRARY.BOOKS)
   .leftJoin(LIBRARY2.AUTHOR2)
   .on(LIBRARY.BOOKS.AUTHOR_ID.eq(LIBRARY2.AUTHOR2.ID))
   .fetch();

Upvotes: 3

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