Lukas Eder • 12/8/2022

When to Use jOOQ and When to Use Native SQL

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This technical article analyzes the decision-making process for using the jOOQ API versus native SQL in Java applications. It compares side-by-side code examples, lists clear advantages of jOOQ (like type safety, multi-dialect support, and dynamic SQL), and discusses its drawbacks (like complexity with large static CTEs). It's a practical guide for software developers working with database queries.

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