This invention provides a method, apparatus, and
computer device for generating
database operation statements. By using a chained approach to call application
programming interfaces (APIs) to generate input instructions, it simplifies the learning and development process for developers. By passing the fields required by the APIs called by the input instructions through method references, it achieves compile-time
type checking, avoiding runtime exceptions caused by spelling errors or table structure changes. By generating ORM-compatible
database operation statements from the input instructions based on the mapping relationship between entity classes and the
database, it eliminates the need for inheriting specific classes, configuring numerous annotations, or generating auxiliary classes, enabling seamless integration into existing application systems. This invention addresses the pain points of traditional
SQL generation tools, such as complex
syntax, high code invasiveness, high integration costs, and steep learning curves, providing developers with an efficient, secure, and flexible solution for dynamically constructing database operation statements, thus supporting enterprise
digital transformation.