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Implement validation of the adapter properties in the dialects. #155

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AnastasiiaSergienko opened this issue Apr 16, 2019 · 1 comment
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  1. Move common validation from JdbcAdapterProperties class to the AbstractSqlDialect.
  2. Move dialect-specific checks to the appropriate dialects.
  3. Add missed checks
@AnastasiiaSergienko AnastasiiaSergienko added the refactoring Code improvement without behavior change label Apr 16, 2019
@AnastasiiaSergienko AnastasiiaSergienko self-assigned this Apr 16, 2019
AnastasiiaSergienko added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 24, 2019
AnastasiiaSergienko added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 26, 2019
* #155: moved validation logic to dialects
* Fixed integration tests errors
redcatbear added a commit that referenced this issue May 2, 2019
* #45: Rewrote parts of the JDBC adapter to use the new commons code.
* #121: Refactored request dispatching
* #124: Read Redshift metadata
* #131: Refactored general metadata reading
* #155: Moved validation logic to dialects
* #163: Fixed Hive integration tests
redcatbear added a commit that referenced this issue May 3, 2019
* #45: Rewrote parts of the JDBC adapter to use the new `common` code.
* #121: Used new request dispatching from `common`
* #123: Improved how schemas identify support for structural elements
* #131: Refactored metadata reading
* #155: moved property validation logic to dialects
* #162: Automatically register SQL dialects.
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Closed with #158

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