Hi,
Why some resultMaps should be namespace aware like
?
Thanks.
-- Ersin
>> What happened to returning connection to the pool?
You can't compare the logging output between DataSource implementations. They will be completely different.
So to answer your question: The return of the connection to the
pool wasn't logged by DBCPwhich doesn't mean it wasn't retu
Sven,
I don't think so. sorry, I don't know what a TypeHandler is.
I am calling the sql map to map it to the object. just as a proof of concept.
our team is shifting to oracle. so this won't hold us up.
Could the fix just be a hack like adding a method called
ifSybaseDriverThenWor
file a JIRA issue on that and we'll update the docs.
Thanks for your insight on this.
Brandon
On 6/8/05, Ersin Er <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The main problem with the developer guide for Complex List Properties
> section was
>
> 1) The example uses groupBy attribute value as the table column
The main problem with the developer guide for Complex List Properties
section was
1) The example uses groupBy attribute value as the table column name
which is same as class property. I thought its value comes from table
column. It the table column's and class property's names were different
sorry, for my engrish. I should have read that a second time.
Try #2
You can solve the "circular" with the groupBy. Depending on the
direction of your query.
If you query from the category then you want to populate the list of
products. If
you query from the Product you want to populate the Categ
you could solve it this way depending on the direction of your query.
If you query from the category then you want to populatte the list. If
you query from the Product you want to populate the Category and this
can be accomplished with the groupBy.
Brandon
On 6/8/05, Ersin Er <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi,
Thanks for the detailed reply. Today, I have implemented a similar
example and understood the concept. I've realized that groupBy attribute
take the related key from the "class property", not db table column.
When I've tried the table column as the value of the groupBy, it worked
without
You may find this thread helpful:
http://tinyurl.com/co6tt
http://www.mail-archive.com/ibatis-dev%40incubator.apache.org/msg01015.html
--- Ersin Er <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Brandon Goodin wrote:
>
> >This will help you:
>
>http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/oss/display/IBATIS/How+d
The real issue that is addressed with the groupBy is the ability to
use a single query for populating complex properties mapped in the
resultMap with the tag. In the past you
would be required to map to a statement with the select attribute of
the result tag which meant multiple additional queries
It is always better to write to the list. This will allow for other's
to provide info to you as well. I work during the day and am not able
to always respond quickly. I'll forward this on to the list and see if
others can provide you info. Otherwise, I'll try to get some time this
evening.
Brandon
Brandon Goodin wrote:
This will help you:
http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/oss/display/IBATIS/How+do+I+get+around+the+N+Plus+1+selects+problem%3F
Infact, the document is the same as the Developer's Guide. What a pity,
it did not help me. Anyway, I'm trying and learning myself.
Th
Hi,
I saw that IBATIS-53 was closed as fixed today so I am trying to
upgrade my mappings to use version 2.1.0 of sql maps. Does anyone know
what is the type to use for the ref cursor? I was using ORACLECURSOR as
in the following mapping.
mode="IN" />
javaType="lon
Currently, i do not think this is documented. But, the idea is that
the discriminator defines a column whose value will be examined and
compared against the subMap tag's value attribute to see which
subMap's resultMap should be included. You may also use the extend
functionality on the resultMap t
oops bad advice. Forget option (1). Mapped statements do not have
extend... only resultMap.
Sorry
Brandon
On 6/8/05, Brandon Goodin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There is not one way to support multiple databases with ibatis. There
> are several options to manage multiple database support.
>
> Ex
There is not one way to support multiple databases with ibatis. There
are several options to manage multiple database support.
Examples
(1) Use the extends functionality to override particular statements
that are specific to your database while leaving cross database sql
statements alone.
(2) sepa
Hello,
I've got this problem: my application (spring+ibatis) works good on a
Sybase DB but now I have to make it work on Oracle DB.
Oracle uses a different syntax for left/right join so I have to change
sql-maps files. Well it's not so difficult but I'm asking: which is the
best way to manage
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