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fix(jdbc): read column metadata left to right - #65
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Oracle returns COLUMN_DEF as a LONG stream; reading a later column first fails with ORA-17027. Signed-off-by: Stefan Bischof <stbischof@bipolis.org>
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jdbc: read column metadata left to right
DatabaseServiceImpl.createMetaInfofails on Oracle withORA-17027: Stream has already been closed.getColumnsreturnsCOLUMN_DEF(column 13) as a LONG stream; readingCHAR_OCTET_LENGTH(16) before itconsumes the stream. The loop now reads the columns in their
getColumnsorder, as JDBC asks of a portable reader.Test:
DatabaseServiceReadsColumnsInOrderTest— H2 behind a result set that keeps Oracle's LONG rule; red before the fix.