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Bad @Support annotations on ALTER TABLE statements, which are not supported by SQLite #3838

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lukaseder opened this issue Dec 3, 2014 · 0 comments

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See also #3837

@lukaseder lukaseder added this to the Version 3.6.0 milestone Dec 3, 2014
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This is a patch release with some useful fixes for the 3.5 branch

Bug fixes
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#3378 - Error when fully qualifying PostgreSQL table-valued functions in
SELECT clauses
#3803 - CREATE TABLE statement does not generate NOT NULL constraint
#3811 - Potential NullPointerException in Cursor.fetchOne(RecordMapper)
and other methods
#3817 - When used with set operations, ORDER BY must not contain any
qualified fields
#3819 - Add Constants.XSD_META and Constants.NS_META to describe the new
jooq-meta-x.x.xsd
#3822 - Invalid SQL for Postgres created with values(Row1...)
#3824 - PostgreSQL dateAdd() erroneously returns a TIMESTAMP value
#3831 - <dateAsTimestamp/> deprecation warning is displayed even if the
flag is not active
#3833 - org.jooq.CreateTableAsStep.column(Field<T> field, DataType<T>
type) SQLite
#3835 - SQLite's CREATE VIEW statement doesn't allow to rename columns
#3838 - Bad @Support annotations on ALTER TABLE statements, which are
not supported by SQLite
#3855 - Oracle REAL and FLOAT types cause code generator to produce
BigInteger instead of Double types
#3863 - CSV-Export with delimiter only does not work properly
#3880 - Cannot access private JavaGenerator.newJavaWriter() method
#3888 - Data type conversion fails when using a Binding<byte[],
Serializable> and passing a byte[] as user input
#3895 The free trial version no longer works after Jan 01, 2015
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