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Originally posted by: rboccuzziThat is correct, the current DB nodes do have that extra functionality. It is a trade off in design between those two sets of nodes, in that those nodes require BRAINscript and are slightly more complicated to use, but offer additional functionality, compared with the simpler JDBC nodes.
A way to work around this would be to place the JDBC node in a sub-graph and execute using Execute BRX, which can provide the content to the JDBC node dynamically. The results of the JDBC node can be output to files or appended to a file, and then the top graph can use the resulting data.
Cheers
Rich