is there any way to specify a discriminator-value of null or not-null? I
have
a situation where I need one class mapped to rows in a table that have a
value in a particular column, and a different class mapped to rows that have
null in the same column.
This is legacy data, so I do not have the a
I found that by removing the getPropertyList(int index) - the problem
was solved.
Thanks,
Matt
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Oops, I spoke too soon. It's actually upon calling Query.list() that I
get this exception. Specifically, I retrieve a named query and get the list:
Query castQuery = session.getNamedQuery("castQuery");
castQuery.setLong(0, iFilmId.longValue());
Listcast = (List)castQuery.list();
So far, whe
Jon,
I got your code via the newsgroup--thanks for posting that!
Unfortunately, under heavy threading load, I start to see exceptions in
my logs: "Illegal attempt to associate a collection with two open
sessions" is the message that I get. I should add that I have many lazy
associations, and i
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I mean, your column names differ by just the first three chars. Have a look
at your mapping. Your patch works by trimming characters from the start, to
get it down to the 20 char limit (I changed this to 15, for the benefit of
db2).
Just try changing your mapping, and see
Just a thought - could this be fixed by creating a composite-id class for my
child objects? I haven't done that yet, I'm still using:
Thanks,
Matt
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I am getting and saving an object (with children) using the following
testscase:
public void testSaveCMCFMaster() throws Exception {
CMCFMaster c = dao.getCMCFMaster(new Long(105));
assertTrue(c != null);
I am getting and saving an object (with children) using the following
testscase:
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