> RDBC is specifically for the use case where a developer needs the ability to execute arbitrary SQL against any database and then be able to fetch the results.
So RDBC solves the problem of different connection protocols. But what do you do about the fact that writing a query that works for every database is extremely difficult?
So RDBC solves the problem of different connection protocols. But what do you do about the fact that writing a query that works for every database is extremely difficult?