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Simplify handling of Instant and OffsetDateTime and remove incorrect/dubious comments about JDBC 4.2
- This removes support for noncompliant jdbc 4.2 drivers for OffsetDateTime. - This removes nonstandard code for Instant which duplicates the standard code that has to be maintained anyway.
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‎hibernate-core/src/main/java/org/hibernate/type/descriptor/jdbc/TimestampUtcAsInstantJdbcType.java‎

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@@ -84,14 +84,9 @@ protected void doBind(
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int index,
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WrapperOptions wrapperOptions) throws SQLException {
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final Instant instant = javaType.unwrap( value, Instant.class, wrapperOptions );
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try {
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// supposed to be supported in JDBC 4.2
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st.setObject( index, instant, Types.TIMESTAMP_WITH_TIMEZONE );
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}
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catch (SQLException|AbstractMethodError e) {
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// fall back to treating it as a JDBC Timestamp
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st.setTimestamp( index, Timestamp.from( instant ), UTC_CALENDAR );
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}
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// some jdbc drivers may support java.time.Instant directly but
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// this is the only standard support in the jdbc 4.2 specification
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st.setTimestamp( index, Timestamp.from( instant ), UTC_CALENDAR );
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}
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@Override
@@ -102,14 +97,9 @@ protected void doBind(
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WrapperOptions wrapperOptions)
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throws SQLException {
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final Instant instant = javaType.unwrap( value, Instant.class, wrapperOptions );
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try {
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// supposed to be supported in JDBC 4.2
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st.setObject( name, instant, Types.TIMESTAMP_WITH_TIMEZONE );
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}
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catch (SQLException|AbstractMethodError e) {
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// fall back to treating it as a JDBC Timestamp
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st.setTimestamp( name, Timestamp.from( instant ), UTC_CALENDAR );
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}
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// some jdbc drivers may support java.time.Instant directly but
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// this is the only standard support in the jdbc 4.2 specification
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st.setTimestamp( name, Timestamp.from( instant ), UTC_CALENDAR );
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}
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};
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}
@@ -119,38 +109,23 @@ public <X> ValueExtractor<X> getExtractor(final JavaType<X> javaType) {
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return new BasicExtractor<>( javaType, this ) {
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@Override
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protected X doExtract(ResultSet rs, int position, WrapperOptions wrapperOptions) throws SQLException {
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try {
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// supposed to be supported in JDBC 4.2
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return javaType.wrap( rs.getObject( position, Instant.class ), wrapperOptions );
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}
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catch (SQLException|AbstractMethodError e) {
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// fall back to treating it as a JDBC Timestamp
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return javaType.wrap( rs.getTimestamp( position, UTC_CALENDAR ), wrapperOptions );
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}
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// some jdbc drivers may support java.time.Instant directly but
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// this is the only standard support in the jdbc 4.2 specification
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return javaType.wrap( rs.getTimestamp( position, UTC_CALENDAR ), wrapperOptions );
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}
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@Override
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protected X doExtract(CallableStatement statement, int position, WrapperOptions wrapperOptions) throws SQLException {
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try {
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// supposed to be supported in JDBC 4.2
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return javaType.wrap( statement.getObject( position, Instant.class ), wrapperOptions );
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}
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catch (SQLException|AbstractMethodError e) {
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// fall back to treating it as a JDBC Timestamp
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return javaType.wrap( statement.getTimestamp( position, UTC_CALENDAR ), wrapperOptions );
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}
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// some jdbc drivers may support java.time.Instant directly but
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// this is the only standard support in the jdbc 4.2 specification
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return javaType.wrap( statement.getTimestamp( position, UTC_CALENDAR ), wrapperOptions );
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}
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@Override
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protected X doExtract(CallableStatement statement, String name, WrapperOptions wrapperOptions) throws SQLException {
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try {
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// supposed to be supported in JDBC 4.2
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return javaType.wrap( statement.getObject( name, Instant.class ), wrapperOptions );
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}
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catch (SQLException|AbstractMethodError e) {
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// fall back to treating it as a JDBC Timestamp
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return javaType.wrap( statement.getTimestamp( name, UTC_CALENDAR ), wrapperOptions );
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}
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// some jdbc drivers may support java.time.Instant directly but
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// this is the only standard support in the jdbc 4.2 specification
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return javaType.wrap( statement.getTimestamp( name, UTC_CALENDAR ), wrapperOptions );
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}
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};
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}

‎hibernate-core/src/main/java/org/hibernate/type/descriptor/jdbc/TimestampUtcAsOffsetDateTimeJdbcType.java‎

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@@ -83,7 +83,6 @@ protected void doBind(
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int index,
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WrapperOptions wrapperOptions) throws SQLException {
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final OffsetDateTime dateTime = javaType.unwrap( value, OffsetDateTime.class, wrapperOptions );
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// supposed to be supported in JDBC 4.2
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st.setObject( index, dateTime.withOffsetSameInstant( ZoneOffset.UTC ), Types.TIMESTAMP_WITH_TIMEZONE );
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}
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@@ -95,7 +94,6 @@ protected void doBind(
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WrapperOptions wrapperOptions)
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throws SQLException {
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final OffsetDateTime dateTime = javaType.unwrap( value, OffsetDateTime.class, wrapperOptions );
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// supposed to be supported in JDBC 4.2
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st.setObject( name, dateTime.withOffsetSameInstant( ZoneOffset.UTC ), Types.TIMESTAMP_WITH_TIMEZONE );
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}
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};

‎hibernate-core/src/main/java/org/hibernate/type/descriptor/jdbc/TimestampWithTimeZoneJdbcType.java‎

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@@ -74,24 +74,8 @@ protected void doBind(
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X value,
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int index,
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WrapperOptions options) throws SQLException {
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try {
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final OffsetDateTime dateTime = javaType.unwrap( value, OffsetDateTime.class, options );
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// supposed to be supported in JDBC 4.2
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st.setObject( index, dateTime, Types.TIMESTAMP_WITH_TIMEZONE );
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}
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catch (SQLException|AbstractMethodError e) {
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// fall back to treating it as a JDBC Timestamp
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final Timestamp timestamp = javaType.unwrap( value, Timestamp.class, options );
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if ( value instanceof Calendar calendar ) {
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st.setTimestamp( index, timestamp, calendar );
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}
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else if ( options.getJdbcTimeZone() != null ) {
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st.setTimestamp( index, timestamp, Calendar.getInstance( options.getJdbcTimeZone() ) );
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}
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else {
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st.setTimestamp( index, timestamp );
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}
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}
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final OffsetDateTime dateTime = javaType.unwrap( value, OffsetDateTime.class, options );
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st.setObject( index, dateTime, Types.TIMESTAMP_WITH_TIMEZONE );
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}
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@Override
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String name,
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WrapperOptions options)
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throws SQLException {
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try {
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final OffsetDateTime dateTime = javaType.unwrap( value, OffsetDateTime.class, options );
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// supposed to be supported in JDBC 4.2
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st.setObject( name, dateTime, Types.TIMESTAMP_WITH_TIMEZONE );
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}
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catch (SQLException|AbstractMethodError e) {
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// fall back to treating it as a JDBC Timestamp
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final Timestamp timestamp = javaType.unwrap( value, Timestamp.class, options );
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if ( value instanceof Calendar calendar ) {
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st.setTimestamp( name, timestamp, calendar );
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}
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else if ( options.getJdbcTimeZone() != null ) {
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st.setTimestamp( name, timestamp, Calendar.getInstance( options.getJdbcTimeZone() ) );
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}
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else {
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st.setTimestamp( name, timestamp );
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}
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}
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final OffsetDateTime dateTime = javaType.unwrap( value, OffsetDateTime.class, options );
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st.setObject( name, dateTime, Types.TIMESTAMP_WITH_TIMEZONE );
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}
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};
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}
@@ -128,44 +96,17 @@ public <X> ValueExtractor<X> getExtractor(final JavaType<X> javaType) {
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return new BasicExtractor<>( javaType, this ) {
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@Override
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protected X doExtract(ResultSet rs, int position, WrapperOptions options) throws SQLException {
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try {
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// supposed to be supported in JDBC 4.2
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return javaType.wrap( rs.getObject( position, OffsetDateTime.class ), options );
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}
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catch (SQLException|AbstractMethodError e) {
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// fall back to treating it as a JDBC Timestamp
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return options.getJdbcTimeZone() != null ?
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javaType.wrap( rs.getTimestamp( position, Calendar.getInstance( options.getJdbcTimeZone() ) ), options ) :
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javaType.wrap( rs.getTimestamp( position ), options );
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}
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return javaType.wrap( rs.getObject( position, OffsetDateTime.class ), options );
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}
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@Override
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protected X doExtract(CallableStatement statement, int position, WrapperOptions options) throws SQLException {
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try {
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// supposed to be supported in JDBC 4.2
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return javaType.wrap( statement.getObject( position, OffsetDateTime.class ), options );
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}
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catch (SQLException|AbstractMethodError e) {
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// fall back to treating it as a JDBC Timestamp
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return options.getJdbcTimeZone() != null ?
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javaType.wrap( statement.getTimestamp( position, Calendar.getInstance( options.getJdbcTimeZone() ) ), options ) :
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javaType.wrap( statement.getTimestamp( position ), options );
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}
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return javaType.wrap( statement.getObject( position, OffsetDateTime.class ), options );
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}
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@Override
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protected X doExtract(CallableStatement statement, String name, WrapperOptions options) throws SQLException {
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try {
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// supposed to be supported in JDBC 4.2
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return javaType.wrap( statement.getObject( name, OffsetDateTime.class ), options );
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}
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catch (SQLException|AbstractMethodError e) {
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// fall back to treating it as a JDBC Timestamp
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return options.getJdbcTimeZone() != null ?
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javaType.wrap( statement.getTimestamp( name, Calendar.getInstance( options.getJdbcTimeZone() ) ), options ) :
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javaType.wrap( statement.getTimestamp( name ), options );
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}
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return javaType.wrap( statement.getObject( name, OffsetDateTime.class ), options );
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}
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};
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}

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