Only identifiers (converting from SQL entities to Clojure keywords)
are handled "in" java.jdbc directly (inside result-set-seq) - entities
are handled in the DSL which generates SQL and therefore it's not
related to a connection. If you don't use the DSL, there's no
translation going on - you pass in strings to the java.jdbc functions
and they do whatever you've told them to do...
In (query db-spec (select * :employee (where {:department "IT"}))) the
DSL is invoked first to generate "SELECT * FROM employee WHERE
department = ?" before query is introduced and before db-spec is
looked at.
True, you could still have a default for identifiers on db-spec which
was used for result-set-seq but that seems asymmetric. If folks think
that's worthwhile despite the asymmetry, can someone create a ticket
in JIRA so I don't forget to look into it in more detail?
Sean
On Mon, Apr 8, 2013 at 7:24 PM, Matching Socks <[email protected]> wrote:
> Could the entities and identifiers functions (translating map-keys to
> SQL-names and back) be specified along with connection parameters to avoid
> repetition with each operation?
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