On Monday 18 August 2003 16:03, Christian Bauer wrote:
> Some discussions about the upcoming JDO 2.0 specification request:
>
> http://www.theserverside.com/resources/article.jsp?l=JDO2-Kickoff
>
> Just a note: Hibernate supports all of the features they discussed
> already. I can't help but get th
Hi,
as I wrote earlier I had a problem with the anttask not finding my
classes (since separation
of classes/mappinfiles). I'm now using the java task to run the main
method of SchemaExport.
To make things easier I added a switch to the commandline where one can
specify the
directory which ho
Oliver Wehrens wrote:
Hi,
as I wrote earlier I had a problem with the anttask not finding my
classes (since separation
of classes/mappinfiles). I'm now using the java task to run the main
method of SchemaExport.
To make things easier I added a switch to the commandline where one
can specify
Hi,
I got this bunch of tables created for the application with mapping and
everything.
I am in grave problem I need to add few columns to few tables with the
relationship without disturbing the other table
Does anybody knows how do I do that.
An early reply would be highly appreciated.
regards
pra
On 20 Aug (17:36), Prasad Iyer wrote:
> I got this bunch of tables created for the application with mapping and
> everything.
> I am in grave problem I need to add few columns to few tables with the
> relationship without disturbing the other table
> Does anybody knows how do I do that.
> An early
Morning all,
I have a project starting up that will be initially deployed on DB2,
but will later be moved to Oracle. I'm curious as to what are some
portability practices that I can employ in order to ensure that I can
change databases without having to change my HQL statements. Ideally,
I would
Hi,
Following is the code which I am using to update the schema. But this isn't
working for me.
Can you help me. Thanks for the earlier response.
try{
HibernateFileConfiguration hfcfg = new HibernateFileConfiguration();
ListIterator iterator = hfcfg.getFilelist().listIterator();
while(iterato
Christian Meunier wrote:
Oliver Wehrens wrote:
Hi,
as I wrote earlier I had a problem with the anttask not finding my
classes (since separation
of classes/mappinfiles). I'm now using the java task to run the main
method of SchemaExport.
To make things easier I added a switch to the commandli
Hi,
Have solved the problem I had to go to the database and delete the tables.
And run the SchemaUpdate worked fine. I know this is the wrong way. But if
nothing helps you have to give your 100%
regards
prasad chandrasekaran
- Original Message -
From: "Prasad Iyer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Am I the only person in the world who didn't know what happens if you
use VARCHAR's with Java and the MS SQL JDBC driver? It seems unlikely
because I can find no mention of this in the list archives or the like.
If you use VARCHARs for database tables and index those columns either
(as a primar
On 20 Aug (09:08), Gary Evesson wrote:
> Am I the only person in the world who didn't know what happens if you
> use VARCHAR's with Java and the MS SQL JDBC driver? It seems unlikely
> because I can find no mention of this in the list archives or the like.
I've added this to the community area
Title: Message
Hello
All
I'm starting to use
Hibernate and i have the following problem
I'm working with an
Oracle 9 DB hibernate 2.0.2 jdk1.4.2 .
The Database is
created with some Trigger on INSERTĀ for generating id's . Those Trigger
populate ids but also populate some other default values
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