aps olute dijo: > I did not have the need for this, so I will assume its okay, my code > works > without this. > >> 2-The <esql:skip-rows> and <esql:max-rows> are also optionals that >> means that it will not triggered if you dont request it. > > Apparently one of them is not optional, if it was, I would not > brought this up as an issue. If you recall my original posting on this: > http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-users&m=104069369318391&w=2 I > could not run same ESQL code on Tomcat4.1.12 but yet it works fine on > Tomcat 4.0.1.
It looks like the problem is calling the absolute() method. As long as I know the function is part of the java.sql then it must be into your driver. Try to find a newer driver that implements the absolute() function. Also, better try to use Tomcat 4.1.18. I used before 4.1.12 and there are some bugs that can confuse your development under windows. BTW I am using tomcat 4.1.18 on Red Hat Linux 8.0 > Can you perhaps verify an ESQL(XSP file) like I had posted without > the <esql:skip-rows> and can you post what the result is? Without this > element on mine, it will not work. I already checked your file and I think it must work is well written as long as I know. Sorry, but I dont know how this work for Oracle. I am using PostgreSQL. I have many files without any of this tags and all the XSP works fine. Maybe the problem is somewhere else. Try to download the sources from CVS and check the source of Cocoon for Oracle. >> By the way I dont see a case when you will request 0 rows in the >> <esql:max-rows>. I the worst case you will need to set it just to >> control if the are some rows. Then you will need to request almost 1 >> additional row (0+1) to check for additionals rows in the returned >> recordset. > > Umm, I was referring to <esql:skip-rows> being zero, not > <esql:max-rows>. It is the default approach. The default value for <esql:skip-rows> is "-1" (minus 1) that means that the function absolute will not being called. I review the code of OracleEsqlQuery.java and there if you does not use any of the tags: <esql:skip-rows> and <esql:max-rows>, then your query is sended to the database server without any other stuff. But if you are using some of the tags, then Cocoon will send a query with tag stuff. >In the test I just did, I did not include <esql:max-rows>, so its not > needed. I also tried <esql:max-rows> 3 and I did get 3 rows, not 4 and > since I have to have skip-rows minimum set to 1, it printed rowid's 2,3 > & 4. Anyhow, it seems confusing to remember one more rule having to add > 1 for the count. That is correct!. The trick to get (MaxRows + 1) records works only internal to let Cocoon check if there are more rows that meet your criteria and shot the trigger <esql:more-results>. It will does not affect the correct approach. If you want 3 rows, you must write <esql:max-rows>3</esql:max-rows>. Also if you does not want to skip any row. you dont need to use <esql:skip-rows> and <esql:max-rows>. Also note that for Oracle the use of both tags is mandatory. You cannot use just one. If you need to use just 1 tag, you will need to set the second tag too. I hope it will help you. Best regards, Antonio Gallardo. > >> >> This way it will be faster for every database manager because database >> manager mainly stop when they already have filled the requested amount >> of rows. And returns after they get the maxrow you requested. As you >> can see this is the faster method I know to trigger the more-results. > > No comment on this portion. I dont really know the logic behind. > > Just wanted to know, what are the file sizes for your > OracleEsqlQuery.java, > JdbcEsqlQuery.java, EsqlHelper.java, and PostgresEsqlQuery.java? just > for my reference. > > Regards, > aps > >> >> Ragards, >> >> Antonio Gallardo. >> >> >> aps olute dijo: >> > >> > Antonio, >> > Per your suggestion, I downloaded the latest on 12/24 and it >> still >> > does >> > not work. ESQL having a problem working with Oracle 8i and Tomcat >> 4.1.12. Exact xml file is working with Tomcat.4.0.1 but not on >> 4.1.12. What actually has been changed? >> > I tinkered a little bit more, and based on your postings, I >> kind of >> > clue-in on this skip-rows and max-rows. This was not needed before, >> why make it mandatory? Is this documented somewhere like on a DTD or >> a Schema for ESQL? Also it does not work with skip-rows set to >> zero!!!! >> > >> > >> > aps >> > >> > __________________________________________________ >> > Do you Yahoo!? >> > Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. 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