Release 3.0.0-RC1 - Updated release notes

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Lukas Eder 2013-02-17 22:46:05 +01:00
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@ -382,6 +382,8 @@ Bug fixes
#2187 - Change all Javadoc <h3/> tags to <h5/> (To fix Java 7 standard Javadoc
style layout issues)
#2210 - Executor.fetchFromCSV() shouldn't mark resulting records as "changed"
#2215 - Improve example in the "jOOQ for CRUD" section. Use only columns from
the sample database
#2223 - SQL injection is possible in org.jooq.impl.Val, if client code doesn't
correctly enforce generic typesafety, and bind variables are inlined
#2227 - Field.in(T...) doesn't convert argument values to the Field's type

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@ -382,6 +382,8 @@ Bug fixes
#2187 - Change all Javadoc <h3/> tags to <h5/> (To fix Java 7 standard Javadoc
style layout issues)
#2210 - Executor.fetchFromCSV() shouldn't mark resulting records as "changed"
#2215 - Improve example in the "jOOQ for CRUD" section. Use only columns from
the sample database
#2223 - SQL injection is possible in org.jooq.impl.Val, if client code doesn't
correctly enforce generic typesafety, and bind variables are inlined
#2227 - Field.in(T...) doesn't convert argument values to the Field's type

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@ -382,6 +382,8 @@ Bug fixes
#2187 - Change all Javadoc <h3/> tags to <h5/> (To fix Java 7 standard Javadoc
style layout issues)
#2210 - Executor.fetchFromCSV() shouldn't mark resulting records as "changed"
#2215 - Improve example in the "jOOQ for CRUD" section. Use only columns from
the sample database
#2223 - SQL injection is possible in org.jooq.impl.Val, if client code doesn't
correctly enforce generic typesafety, and bind variables are inlined
#2227 - Field.in(T...) doesn't convert argument values to the Field's type