Replace Berkeley DB Java Edition with SQLite#36
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* Refactor scala files in dblibj/ * This modification improves not only the readability of source code but also performance slightly. * Implement caches for FETCH query * The environemnt variable OCESQL4J_FETCH_RECORDS indicates the number of records that will be extracted from a database in bulk and cahced. * Cache metadata of SQL statement * This change improve the performance
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Up to v1.0.2, opensource COBOL 4j uses Berkeley DB Java Edition as a storage library to implement INDEXED files and some NIST COBOL 85 test cases fail.
I replace Berkeley DB Java Edition with SQLite and all NIST COBOL 85 test cases related to INDEXED files pass. (except for test cases using Relative files)