What is Object Query FOR LINUX?

Object Query FOR LINUX

Object Query is an open source, platform-independent, and freely distributed command-line software implemented in Java as a small utility for writing refactor-resistant and type-safe queries that feature cross-persistence technology.

Features:

• Open source


• Platform-independent


• Command-line interface


• Refactor-resistant queries


• Type-safe queries


• Cross-persistence technology

Technical Specifications:

• Written in Java


• Supports GNU/Linux, Microsoft Windows, and Mac OS X


• Available for 64-bit and 32-bit architectures


• Distributed on Softpedia as a tarball


• Includes source files

Installing and using Object Query on your GNU/Linux operating system is straightforward. You can easily install it via Maven by adding a specific Maven dependency for each implementation, such as JPA, JDO, OrientDB, and Hibernate.

If you want to see Object Query in action, check out the code snippet below:

SelectQuery<Person> query = new GenericSelectQuery<Person>(Person.class);
Person toSearch = query.target();
query.prj(toSearch.getName());
query.eq(toSearch.getMum().getName(),"elisabeth");
query.gt(toSearch.getAge(),20);
query.order(toSearch.getName());

Object Query is a platform-independent application that runs on Linux, Windows, and macOS. It is ideal for computers with 64-bit or 32-bit instruction set architectures.

How Download Works

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