Slick Plain SQL arbitrary parameters

[Dan Di Spaltro]

I am using a non-supported database with Slick Plain SQL and it works pretty well.  Basically I just want some syntatic sugar and Slick gives me that.  So I am currently working on generating dynamic SQL, but I can't really figure out a good to pass in arbitrary values on an insert statement as an example.  In JDBC world it's easy, I was wondering what the preferred way to do that in slick is.  

[Christopher Vogt]

> So I am currently working on generating dynamic SQL, but I
> can't really figure out a good to pass in arbitrary values on an insert
> statement as an example.

What is dynamic? The types of the values as well as the number of values?

Chris

[Dan Di Spaltro]

Yes exactly.

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[Christopher Vogt]

The you need to generate all of it into the SQL string or use jdbc.
Dynamic queries is not Slick's strength at the moment.

Chris

[Dan Di Spaltro]

Great, thanks for the help.  I went to JDBC for the specific need.

Chris

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[Christopher Vogt]

By the way, here is some yet unreleased documentation on Slick-JDBC interop.

https://github.com/slick/slick/pull/691

[Dan Di Spaltro]

Great thanks looks like all the code is in 2.0.1.  I appreciate the help!

On Wed, Apr 9, 2014 at 5:15 AM, Christopher Vogt <jan.christ...@gmail.com> wrote:

By the way, here is some yet unreleased documentation on Slick-JDBC interop.

https://github.com/slick/slick/pull/691

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