Getting Startedwith pureQuery

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Figure 3.4 - Database to Java type mapping for pureQuery beans
Depending on your selection, the pureQuery tooling can generate some sample statements
to retrieve, insert, update, delete and merge data from your table. When generating these
statements, the pureQuery tooling uses the primary keys definition on your table to
construct the WHERE clause of you SQL statements where applicable. You can choose to
either use “*” or to list all columns explicitly for the SELECT statements as shown in Figure
3.5. After clicking Finish the wizard will generate the code for you. You can easily
customize this code to your needs by modifying the SQL statements generated, adding
new and modifying existing methods and corresponding SQL to you pureQuery interface. If
using annotated-method style, the implementation to the pureQuery interface will
automatically be re-generated by the pureQuery generator if you have the Build
Automatically setting checked under the Project menu.