Could someone explain the objects and tables. I really don not understand the problem
domain. How is vertex used here - math (The point at which the sides of an angle
intersect), Astronomy (The highest point reached in the apparent motion of a celestial
body), or Anatomy (The highest point of th
On Fri, 2002-09-27 at 11:37, Gavin King wrote:
> Damn! thats a tough one. I'm almost tempted to say that the best solution
> would be to implement the new cirrus.hibernate.persister.ClassPersister
> interface (in v1.1.1). This would be a decent solution if you just have a
> couple of tables like th
Someone has requested this once before. I think my answer was something
like: "if you want to implement it, go ahead"
I think it is a little bit of scope creep but we do already define some
indexes so i'm relaxed about that.
My view is that you can't expect SchemaExport to replace a DBA who k
Hi,
All of the functionality is added and everything is checked into CVS. If
you find anything wrong, let me know, and I'll be glad to fix it.
Regarding your comment about Oracle 9 users wanting to use the ANSI style
joins. I know it would add more properties (to the already large number),
but
Help please, newbee here
I am trying to get the NetworkDemo running in my IDE of choice (WSAD). Running it
produces the follow. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,
[INFO] DatastoreImpl - -Mapping resource: cirrus/hibernate/eg/Vertex.hbm.xml
[INFO] XMLHelper - -Parsing XML: unknown sys
Damn! thats a tough one. I'm almost tempted to say that the best solution
would be to implement the new cirrus.hibernate.persister.ClassPersister
interface (in v1.1.1). This would be a decent solution if you just have a
couple of tables like this and you don't need to use outerjoin fetching or
the
Hi,
In a use case where the database schema is almost fully controlled by the
mapping file, does it makes sense to add the functionality of defining an
index on a single property? The next level would of course be defining an
composite index, using several properties/columns.
Is this in the sco
I just recently discovered Hibernate and have been extremely pleased
with it so far. It will probably be replacing our Entity Beans scheme
shortly.
We're fitting Hibernate to an existing schema which is a little unusual:
every table in the system uses a composite key. I've created a composite
key
Hi Gavin,
I finally have time try to add the Oracle joins
stuff into the new refactored version of Hibernate in CVS.
I want to run my ideas by you before I do them, to
make sure you agree (and to make sure I understand your refactorings correctly
:-)
1) Refactor the outer join generatio
Jon Lipsky wrote:
Hi,
All of the functionality is added and everything is checked into CVS. If
you find anything wrong, let me know, and I'll be glad to fix it.
Regarding your comment about Oracle 9 users wanting to use the ANSI style
joins. I know it would add more properties (to the already l
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