1: Open Eclipse to confirm whether there is Findbug (windows-preference under Search under FindBugs, no result means no installation)
2: Download the offline installation package
3: Unzip the offline package
4: Extract Files to plugins
5: Restart Eclipse
6: Download Findbug data
7: Create test code in ECLISPE
A: Create a Java project
B: Create package--under SRC class name: Com.android.hello
C: Create a Test class class name: Test
D: Copy the Findbug data code to the test class
E: Run the code output 5050
F: Variable error using Findbug to remove code (there is a beetle in the Control Panel) first look at Eclipse has findbug not:
If not, install the plugin findbug and unzip it, install the unzip file in Eclipse's plugin, and re-open eclipse:
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Insert into Table Name value (property value ...)
Insert into table name values (property values ...) (property value ....) (property value ....)
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Insert into table set field = value
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INSERT INTO table select * from table where id=23444; Duplicate table structure
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Find bugs using the Findbug plugin for Java code
