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1) I added the ability to specify the spacer for columns - which used to be the single char ' '. I did this because of brain-dead Windows' command line copy/paste. It seems that when a line of text ends in space, copy does not copy that space. Which makes it difficult to copy/paste into another program. This can probably be ignored most of the time.

2) I added a loop which outputs Java's column types when the -debug flag is specified.]]> http://forums.hotjoe.com/posts/preList/313/1358.page http://forums.hotjoe.com/posts/preList/313/1358.page GMT
If you could do me a favor - take a look at the code now and make sure I didn't mess anything up. I ran it through the Eclipse code formatter but it seems to still work fine.

Again, thanks for the help!]]> http://forums.hotjoe.com/posts/preList/313/1359.page http://forums.hotjoe.com/posts/preList/313/1359.page GMT
One thought I had was that it would be handy to be able to inject output formatters as a command argument. For example one of the tables I query has a date column. jisql always truncates the date from that table - and I've confirmed this to be a bug in Oracle's JDBC driver. It reports the length incorrectly - giving the size it would be if the numbers are totally unformatted, as opposed to having dashes ( 20060908 versus 2006-09-08 ). It would be nice to be able to specify a properties file that points to a series of objects that can be used for formatting. E.g.

java.sql.Types.DATE=my.formatters.DateFormatter

Fun stuff!!]]> http://forums.hotjoe.com/posts/preList/313/1360.page http://forums.hotjoe.com/posts/preList/313/1360.page GMT