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Oracle with R2DBC #230
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Thanks for the ticket. As of now, we have no possibility to make Spring Data R2DBC work with Oracle as we're lacking an R2DBC Driver for Oracle. Oracle announced ojdbc20 to carry methods exposing |
Another challenge is the availability of Oracle Docker containers for integration testing. |
thanks |
Oracle left a statement about R2DBC in a Stack Overflow post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58813658/r2dbc-oracle-database-support |
Update: Oracle is working on an R2DBC driver: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/r2dbc/A9s8rN7EOPA/Db71lq2qAQAJ |
thumbs up |
As per this link: Oracle JDBC 19.8.0.0 on Maven Central and Spring Initializr:
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Oracle R2DBC support is about to drop any day now: https://medium.com/oracledevs/new-year-goodies-oracle-jdbc-21-1-0-0-on-maven-central-8173a54e50f9 |
Uhm, but this is just about the reactive extensions and how to fiddle around with them and use some utilities to convert them to reactor based classes (this is basically all mentioned in the blogpost before). But the official r2dbc driver is yet missing (please correct me if I'm wrong here). At least according to the blogpost there will be some proper r2dbc integration which is not available yet. |
We're going to add experimental support for the Oracle R2DBC driver (https://github.com/oracle/oracle-r2dbc). The driver is not yet available from Maven Central. |
See also spring-projects/spring-framework#26680. |
We support Oracle's experimental R2DBC driver by providing a dialect including bind markers. Since the driver is not yet available from Maven Central and it requires module-path support for ServiceLoader discovery, we need to apply a few workarounds including absence check for our integration tests. See #230
Make count assertions case-insensitive regarding the count column name. Add missing license headers. Support DatabaseContainer without a database name. See #230
We support Oracle's experimental R2DBC driver by providing a dialect including bind markers. Since the driver is not yet available from Maven Central and it requires module-path support for ServiceLoader discovery, we need to apply a few workarounds including absence check for our integration tests. See #230
Make count assertions case-insensitive regarding the count column name. Add missing license headers. Support DatabaseContainer without a database name. See #230
Done. |
support for oracle reactive database with r2dbc (spring data r2dbc)
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