JDBC loopback driver: first version
experimental JDBC driver which does not need any real SQL database,
just passes values of statement parameters as a result set.
The first parameter is column count, then follows column names and then data.
Example:
2 a b c d e f
will result into table:
a | b
-----
c | d
e | f
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# Copyright © 2013 František Kučera (frantovo.cz)
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default namespace = "https://sql-dk.globalcode.info/xmlns/configuration"
start =
element configuration {
element database {
element name { text },
element url { text },
element userName { text }?,
element password { text }?,
element property {
attribute name { text },
text
}*
}*,
element defaultFormatter { text }?,
element formatter {
element name { text },
element class { text },
element property {
attribute name { text },
text
}*
}*
}