GomorraSQL is an exciting and user-friendly SQL dialect that describes queries in the Neapolitan language, allowing you to express your data manipulation requirements in a simpler manner. In this article, we will explore how to set up GomorraSQL, how to use its features, and troubleshoot common issues you might encounter along the way.

Setting Up GomorraSQL

GomorraSQL can be used either as a Java library or as a standalone SQL database client. Let’s break it down.

Using GomorraSQL as a Java Library

To use GomorraSQL in your Java project:

1. Download the latest jar file from the release section.
2. Add the jar to your project alongside the JDBC driver for the database you plan to use.
3. Utilize the class co.aurasphere.gomorrasql.GomorraSqlInterpreter to execute your queries or translate them into standard SQL.

Errors encountered while executing your queries will throw a CaggiaFaException, providing useful debugging information.

Using GomorraSQL as a Database Client

To use GomorraSQL as a standalone database client:

1. Download the latest jar file.
2. Run the command below, replacing path_to_your_db_driver with your actual JDBC driver path:

java -cp gomorra-sql-1.0.0.jar;path_to_your_db_driver co.aurasphere.gomorrasql.GomorraSqlShell

3. Provide the JDBC string to connect to your database including your credentials.
4. Start executing your commands once connected!

Language Basics

Before diving into commands, understand a few basic rules to avoid errors (cuoppo mistakes):

• Parentheses are not valid in GomorraSQL queries.
• Multi-line queries are not allowed; there’s no end-of-query character.
• Spacing is critical when using operators; ensure you include spaces appropriately!

Data Manipulation Language Features

GomorraSQL allows for powerful data manipulation operations. Here’s how to perform some common database tasks:

Retrieving Data

To fetch data, you use the ripigliammo command:

ripigliammo (comma_separated_column_names) mmiez a table_name [pesc e pesc table_name...] [arò condition]

This command can retrieve specific columns or all columns, and supports joins and conditions. Here are some sample queries:

ripigliammo tutto chillo chera o nuostro mmiez a user
ripigliammo email mmiez a user arò id = 6 o name è nisciun

Deleting Data

Data removal can be performed using facimm na strage:

facimm na strage mmiez a table_name [arò condition]

Sample examples:

facimm na strage mmiez a user
facimm na strage mmiez a user arò name nun è nisciun

Updating Data

Use rifacimm to update existing records:

rifacimm table_name accunza column_1 accussì value_1, column_2 accussì value_2, ... [arò conditions]

Examples:

rifacimm user accunza name accussì Pippo
rifacimm user accunza name accussì Pinco, surname accussì Pallo arò name è nisciun

Inserting Data

Data insertion can be done via the nzipp ngoppa command:

nzipp ngoppa table_name (column_1, column_2...) chist value_1, value_2...

For example:

nzipp ngoppa user chist 1, Pinco, Pallo
nzipp ngoppa user name chist Pinco

Transaction Support

GomorraSQL is fully ACID compliant, allowing you to manage transactions effectively. Use the following commands:

• Start a transaction: ua uagliò
• Commit: iamme bello ia
• Rollback: sfaccimm

Troubleshooting Tips

If you encounter issues while using GomorraSQL:

• Check for proper spacing and syntax in your commands.
• Ensure your database driver is correctly referenced in your commands.
• Always verify your connection details when using the database client.

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