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Converting the full XML log into a more succinct HTML file (here from 160KB to 7KB), lets people download the log over slow network connections or via email. The <mail> task could easily mail the results to a mailing list. There is an easier way to send a success or failure message, the MailLogger, which we will cover in chapter 20. That approach, however, does not generate HTML files of the build log.

SQL started its life in the 1970s but wasn t (ANSI) standardized until 1986. Although each update of the SQL standard has seen new (and many controversial) features, every DBMS product that supports SQL does so in its own unique

We covered the <xmlproperty> task in chapter 3, but it deserves mention here as well. If you have XML data files that contain values needed in your build process, the <xmlproperty> task may be able to help. It has some notable issues, however: it does not perform local DTD resolution and it only provides access to the first element or attribute value if there are duplicate names. An example data file:

way. The burden of portability is again on the database application developers. This is where Hibernate helps: Its built-in query mechanisms, HQL and the Criteria API, produce SQL that depends on the configured database dialect. All other automatically generated SQL (for example, when a collection has to be retrieved on demand) is also produced with the help of dialects. With a simple switch of the dialect, you can run your application on a different DBMS. To support this portability, Hibernate has to handle three kinds of operations:

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Every data-retrieval operation results in SELECT statements being executed. Many variations are possible; for example, database products may use a different syntax for the join operation or how a result can be limited to a particular number of rows. Every data modification requires the execution of Data Manipulation Language (DML) statements, such as UPDATE, INSERT, and DELETE. DML often isn t as complex as data retrieval, but it still has product-specific variations. A database schema must be created or altered before DML and data retrieval can be executed. You use Data Definition Language (DDL) to work on the database catalog; it includes statements such as CREATE, ALTER, and DROP. DDL is almost completely vendor specific, but most products have at least a similar syntax structure.

Another term we use often is CRUD, for create, read, update, and delete. Hibernate generates all this SQL for you, for all CRUD operations and schema definition. The translation is based on an org.hibernate.dialect.Dialect implementation Hibernate comes bundled with dialects for all popular SQL database management systems. We encourage you to look at the source code of the dialect you re using; it s not difficult to read. Once you re more experienced with

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Hibernate, you may even want to extend a dialect or write your own For example, to register a custom SQL function for use in HQL selects, you d extend an existing dialect with a new subclass and add the registration code again, check the existing source code to find out more about the flexibility of the dialect system On the other hand, you sometimes need more control than Hibernate APIs (or HQL) provide, when you need to work on a lower level of abstraction With Hibernate you can override or completely replace all CRUD SQL statements that will be executed You can customize and extend all DDL SQL statements that define your schema, if you rely on Hibernate s automatic schema-export tool (you don t have to) Furthermore Hibernate allows you to get a plain JDBC Connection object at all times through sessionconnection().

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You should use this feature as a last resort, when nothing else works or anything else would be more difficult than plain JDBC With the newest Hibernate versions, this is fortunately exceedingly rare, because more and more features for typical stateless JDBC operations (bulk updates and deletes, for example) are built-in, and many extension points for custom SQL already exist This custom SQL, both DML and DDL, is the topic of this section We start with custom DML for create, read, update, and delete operations Later, we integrate stored database procedures to do the same work Finally, we look at DDL customization for the automatic generation of a database schema and how you can create a schema that represents a good starting point for the optimization work of a DBA.

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