I fixed my problem. It had nothing to do with iBatis it was a simple overlook on my part. I didn't push a file into the correct place. Thank you for the interest in helping me.
Jamie Cruz Software Engineering [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----Original Message----- From: Brandon Goodin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 5:29 PM To: ibatis-user-java@incubator.apache.org Subject: Re: Querying Based on Date. What is the driver and database (include version) are you using? What is the column type in the database? Brandon On 5/27/05, Cruz, Edward J. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am having trouble with a query based on a date property. Basically I need > to return data where a Transaction_Date in the database is equal to a date I > pass in through an object to the Ibatis framework. The database holds > Transaction_Date as a Date type and my parameter object also has a > java.util.Date type. I created a Date using the java SimpleDateFormat as > follows. > > SimpleDateFormat date = new SimpleDateFormat(yyyyMMdd); > Date transactionDate = date.parse("20040205"); > > I used DbUnit to insert the transactionDate into the database. Then I > called the iBatis framework passing in an Transfer Object that holds > transactionDate and has the appropriate getters and setters. > > My xml is as follows > searchCriteria has the appropriate type alias. > > <select id="queryForTotalRecords" parameterClass="searchCriteria" > resultsClass="java.lang.Integer"> > Select count(*) from orders > <dynamic prepend="where"> > <isNotNull prepend="AND" property="transactionDate"> > TRANSACTION_NUM = #transactionDate:date# > </isNotNull> > </dynamic> > </select> > .... I have other properties that are all strings and work well in the same > manner using isNotNull that is why I have the prepend="AND" above. > > When looking at the log file when this runs it shows the following > PreparedStatement: select count(*) from orders where TRANSACTION_NUM = ? > Parameters: [2004-02-05 00:00:00.0] > Types: [java.sql.Timestamp] > > The results of invoking this query when the same Date is entered into the > database is 0. When it should return 1. Is there something special that > needs to be done to compare Dates? I even tried using both greater than and > less than operators and I always receive 0 as my count. Any Suggestions > would be appreciated. > > > Jamie Cruz > Software Engineering > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > >
