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Ron Grabowski commented on IBATISNET-87:
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Apparently this overload isn't supported in the Java version:
UserCollection userCollection = new UserCollection();
sqlMapper.QueryForList("User.GetMany", null, userCollection);
return userCollection;
Even with the recent rounds of fixes, I still can't think of a way to
efficiently populate the passed in object without getting an IList out of the
cache and re-iterating through it to populate the passed in object.
My vote is for depreciating the method and eventually removing it.
> MappedStatement.ExecuteQueryForList(IDalSession session, object
> parameterObject, IList resultObject ) ignores all cache settings
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> Key: IBATISNET-87
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IBATISNET-87
> Project: iBatis for .NET
> Type: Bug
> Components: DataMapper
> Reporter: Ron Grabowski
> Priority: Critical
>
> The first two lines of the method are:
> RequestScope request = _statement.Sql.GetRequestScope(parameterObject,
> session);
> using ( IDbCommand command = _preparedCommand.Create( request, session,
> this.Statement, parameterObject ))
> The first two lines should be along the lines of:
> RequestScope request = _statement.Sql.GetRequestScope(parameterObject,
> session);
> if (_statement.CacheModel == null)
> All of the overloaded ExecuteQueryForList methods call through to
> RunQueryForList .
> All of the overloaded ExecuteQueryForObject methods call through to
> RunQueryForObject.
> All of the overloaded ExecuteQueryForMap methods call through to
> RunQueryForMap.
> I looked in ViewCVS and it looks like the method has been incorrect since May
> 2004.
> There aren't any unit tests for this style of QueryForList:
> UserCollection userCollection = new UserCollection();
> sqlMapper.QueryForList("User.GetMany", null, userCollection);
> return userCollection;
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