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There are only two places in the DBXxxFormats which use a trailing semicolor and Derby is freaking out about them. This change removes them from the query entirely and it works fine on both Derby and MySQL.

Eric Y. Theriault and others added 23 commits April 25, 2013 11:55
allows, for example, the ability to tweak the TableDesc after creation
if you know what you are doing.
… so that the JDBCTap

can be ran locally.  To use:

      Tap myTap = new LocalJDBCTap( jdbcTap.getScheme(), SinkMode.UPDATE, jdbcTap, "Description" );

And enjoy!
…lts than we are interested in. For those cases, use the min of what we have and what we need.
…ariables, avoiding deprecated methods, etc.
…ired. Exceptions in derby resulted in an exception and warning if the other items were not closed.
…se to be tweaked from the caller after the fact.
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azymnis commented Jul 17, 2013

Hey looks like there are a number of changes here, other than the trailing semicolon. Are you sure you are working off the right branch (scalding/develop)?

etheriault and others added 6 commits November 2, 2013 08:22
Conflicts:
	src/jvm/com/twitter/maple/jdbc/db/DBOutputFormat.java
(a configuration issue), use SELECT * instead.  This works for us as the
particular case in question does not use this class.
LocalTapAdapter. I've not cut everyone over to it yet, but I have some
code using this one fine.
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johnynek commented Feb 7, 2014

We're moving this code here: twitter/scalding#779

but we are deprecating JDBC and recommending that people move to cascading-jdbc.

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