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* simple join select
* test for simple join select
* test for simple join select
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This functionality is inspired by JDBI but is not based on it's implementation.
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This allows custom types to be (de)serialized into a standard JDBC type or
to support db-specific data types, like the Postgres json and xml types.
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see samples in
src/test/java/com/iciql/test/StackableConditionsTest.java
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var-length parameterized IN(?, ?, ...), NOT IN(?, ?, ...) support
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