Convert SQL Create Query to Java POJO
Instantly generate Java Entity classes from your SQL CREATE TABLE scripts. Supports JPA annotations and variable naming conventions.
How to Convert SQL to Java?
- Paste your SQL
CREATE TABLEstatement into the left editor. - Select options like Add @Column or Generate Getters & Setters from the center panel.
- Click the Convert button.
- The generated Java POJO class will appear in the right editor.
- Click Copy or Download to use the code in your project.
Automate Your Data Layer
Boost Productivity
Stop manually typing Java classes for every table. Simply paste your SQL schema and get production-ready POJOs instantly.
JPA/Hibernate Ready
Optionally generates @Column annotations and mapped field names compatible with Hibernate and Spring Data JPA.
Example Transformation
create table users (
user_id int,
user_name varchar(50)
);public class Users {
@Column(name="user_id")
private int userId;
@Column(name="user_name")
private String userName;
}Key Features
Type Mapping
Smartly maps SQL types (INT, VARCHAR, TIMESTAMP) to Java types (int, String, LocalDateTime).
CamelCase Conversion
Automatically converts snake_case database columns to standard Java camelCase fields.
Boilerplate Free
Generates complete classes with Getters, Setters, and JPA annotations in one click.
Developer Deep Dive: SQL to Java Type Mapping
Mapping SQL types to Java primitives or wrapper classes is the core of this tool's logic. Our engine follows industry-standard JDBC mapping rules to ensure that your database numerical precision and string lengths are accurately represented in your backend code.
| SQL Type | Generated Java Type | JPA Implication |
|---|---|---|
| INT, INTEGER | int / Integer | Supports Auto-increment |
| VARCHAR, TEXT, CHAR | String | Maps to @Column(length=...) |
| BIGINT | long / Long | Suitable for Snowflake/Twitter IDs |
| DECIMAL, NUMERIC | BigDecimal | High precision for currency |
| TIMESTAMP, DATETIME | LocalDateTime | Modern Java Time API (JSR-310) |
When to Use This Tool
This tool is indispensable during the **Initial Data Modeling** phase of a Spring Boot, Quarkus, or Jakarta EE project. Instead of manually scaffolding DTOs (Data Transfer Objects) or Entities based on a SQL schema provided by a DBA, you can generate the entire model layer in seconds. This reduces "Fat Finger" errors and ensures that column names in your @Column annotations exactly match the database source of truth.
Frequently Asked Questions
CREATE TABLE syntax common to MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and SQL Server. @Data and @NoArgsConstructor is planned for a future update.