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From: "John David Osborne (Campus)" <ozborn@uab.edu>
To: "user@uima.apache.org" <user@uima.apache.org>
Subject: CAS to RDBS
Thread-Topic: CAS to RDBS
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Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2015 15:34:49 +0000
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Can anybody tell me if there are any UIMA annotators/consumers that can wri=
te the CAS to the database in discrete tables dependent on the type system?

I know the entire CAS can be dumped to the database as a varchar/lob but I =
was looking for something that would create a table for each object in the =
CAS and write the instances out as rows in that table. So it would have to =
be smart enough to map an uima.cas.Integer to the appropriate type in the d=
atabase.

I don't care if it is database specific or not.

I just added some new types and I am not looking forward to writing a bunch=
 of boiler-plate code to save it to the database.

Any advice appreciated,

 -John


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