Align schema definitions and READMEs with actual Java code#31
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- Updated H2, PostgreSQL, and Oracle create table scripts to use BIGINT (or NUMBER(19)) for EXPIRE_SEC to align with the Java API's `long expirationSeconds`.
- Updated H2 and Oracle scripts to use TIMESTAMP instead of DATETIME for consistency.
- Updated main README.md SQL example to use TIMESTAMP and BIGINT.
- Updated dlock-api/README.md to exactly match the Javadocs in KeyLock.java, including `{@value}` references and updated tags.
Co-authored-by: pmalirz <19637300+pmalirz@users.noreply.github.com>
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This commit aligns the database schema definitions (both the actual setup scripts and the documentation examples) with the underlying Java code.
Specifically, the Java API uses a
longforexpirationSeconds, but the SQL schema scripts and documentation usedint(orINTEGER). These have been corrected toBIGINT(andNUMBER(19)for Oracle) to prevent potential truncation or mismatch errors at the JDBC boundary.Additionally,
DATETIMEwas changed toTIMESTAMPin H2 and Oracle scripts for better consistency across supported databases.The API README was also synced with the actual Javadoc tags found in
KeyLock.java, fixing the documentation-to-code drift.PR created automatically by Jules for task 4587391659440173615 started by @pmalirz