McCabe Cyclomatic Complexity for switch in Java

Question

I am using a switch statement with 13 cases, each case only has an one line return value.

McCabe paints this in red. Is there an easier way to write a big switch statement? It doesn't seem complex to read, but I don't like the default setting turning red. If other people use the same tool on my code and see red stuff they might think I'm stupid :-)

Edit: I'm mapping different SQL-Types to my own more abstract types, therefore reducing the total amount of types.

case Types.TIME:
    return AbstractDataType.TIME;
case Types.TIMESTAMP:
    return AbstractDataType.TIME;
case Types.DATE:
    return AbstractDataType.TIME;
case Types.BIGINT:
    return AbstractDataType.NUMERIC;
case Types.DECIMAL:
    return AbstractDataType.NUMERIC;

and so on...

Answer 1

You are using code to express what really is data. Just use an enum map or define once for all a constant Dictionary. This way, you are just parametrizing a simple and generic correspondence algorithm, instead of writing a long switch case.