Hi,

Recently, I started to Hibernate at work after playing with it @ home on and
off for more than 6 months.  At home, I use MySQL but at work, we use Sybase
11.92.

I ran into a huge problem with "OUTER" join syntax generation when using
Sybase 11 - b/c it does not support ANSI/92 syntax.

I was able to hack and created "SybaseJoinFragement" based on
OracleJoinFragment.  It uses Sybase's TransSQL outer join syntax 'WHERE a.id
*= b.id' but I did not bother to implement FULL OUTER JOIN b/c Sybase 11 does
not support them.

I could have changed it using "UNION" but it would have SybaseJoinFragment
very complicated [ well - i don't know if this would be possible b/c I need to
have basically two SQL statements joined by 'UNION' ]

So my question is do when does Hibernate use "FULL" join.  If it is not used
any meaningful way, I would like to continue to use my hacked version of
Hibernate.

Thanks in advance

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