anchor.diff:  
   [glossary]
   jdbi3-postgres::
  -    Support for link:https://www.postgresql.org/[Postgres] data types.
  +    Support for link:https://www.postgresql.org/[Postgres^] data types.
   jdbi3-sqlite::
  -    Support for link:https://www.sqlite.org/index.html[sqlite] data types.
  +    Support for link:https://www.sqlite.org/index.html[sqlite^] data types.
   jdbi3-oracle12::
       Support Oracle returning DML statements.
   jdbi3-postgis::
  -    Support for link:https://postgis.net/[PostGIS] types.
  +    Support for link:https://postgis.net/[PostGIS^] types.
   
   [NOTE]
   While Oracle support is considered part of Jdbi, the actual library is developed and shipped as a separate component for historic reasons.
  
positive.code: 
  [glossary]
  jdbi3-stringtemplate4::
      Use the StringTemplate4 template engine to render SQL statements.
  jdbi3-commons-text::
      Use Apache Commons Text to render SQL statements.
  jdbi3-freemarker::
      Use Apache Freemarker to render SQL statements.
  
  ===== Additional Language support
  
  
negative.code: 
  Applications create a single, shared `Jdbi` instance per data source, and set up any common configuration there.  See <<Configuration>> for more details.
  
  Jdbi does not provide connection pooling or other <<High Availability>> features, but it can be combined with other software that does.
  
  === Handle
  
  A link:{jdbidocs}/core/Handle.html[Handle^] wraps an active link:{jdkdocs}/java/sql/Connection.html[database connection^].
  
  Handle instances are created by a `Jdbi` instance to provide a database connection e.g. for a single HTTP request or event callback). Handles are intended to be short-lived and must be closed to release the database connection and possible other resources.
  
  A link:{jdbidocs}/core/Handle.html[Handle^] is used to prepare and run SQL statements against the database, and manage database transactions. It provides  access to fluent statement APIs that can bind arguments, execute the statement,
  and then map any results into Java objects.
  
  A `Handle` inherits configuration from the `Jdbi` at the time it is created. See <<Configuration>> for more details.
  