Full Steam Ahead, R2DBC!

It’s almost three years since the inception of the open standard Reactive Relational Database Connectivity specification (R2DBC). R2DBC is driven by the community. It started as a research project to explore how reactive applications running on the JVM can integrate with SQL databases using an end-to-end reactive approach. Learn in this session how R2DBC started and what you can do today. We’ll have a look at various database drivers and client projects. If you’re new to R2DBC, then this session will introduce R2DBC key concepts to you and will give you an overview of the specification.
Mark Paluch, Spring Data Project Lead at VMware
Slides: www.slideshare.net/Pivotal/fu...

[@gabrielferrer3205]

Have you addressed OneToMany, OneToOne and ManyToMany in R2DBC?

[@anshumandhal]

Is there any update on this? I am currently trying to make it work but can't find anything.

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[@nawazkhan-op4us]

Pls share update on relationship of entities

[@putinscat1208]

Did you look at Reactive Hibernate?

[@ogyct]

The whole point of sql databases is to support relations. If spring data r2dbc isn't going to support it, what is it good for?

[@sivaprasadkompalli362]

After using client.sql("insert into ..."), I want to use the cleint.sql("select * from table") which gives the latest inserted value. I am following the approach but unable to get the data. Got empty data. Please help me to resolve this. Thanks