Hi,
I got this problem with casading insert I am using
bidirectional relationship in every parent child relationship.
All the mapping and relationship has been created
as per the need. The problem is when I try to insert it gives me following
error.
net.sf.hibernate.HibernateException: Ano
Even more fun info here, is that if your JDBC driver (like say the DataDirect driver)
uses
NVARCHAR parameters with maximum widths (4000), SQL Server 7.0 will take forever to
give you
results. In our case, from 1 second using a VARCHAR (or even a shorter NVARCHAR) to 18
seconds.
This problem doe
Hi,
Can somebody help me with the
Bidirectional relationship.
I have made this small example which I
need to use
I am using cascading update. But I think
I am missing something. The kittens are not getting added.
I am trying this with hypersonic database
which then would be changed to Micr
Just FYI: I did not find a way to accomplish this with Hibernate 1.2, but
was able to accomplish it with Hibernate 2.0.2 using the "where" attribute
of the set tag.
However, I think this should be default functionality. If you have
subclasses with discriminators, and another class has a set o
Patrick Burleson wrote:
Even more fun info here, is that if your JDBC driver (like say the DataDirect driver) uses
NVARCHAR parameters with maximum widths (4000), SQL Server 7.0 will take forever to give you
results. In our case, from 1 second using a VARCHAR (or even a shorter NVARCHAR) to 18 seco
Hello.
I have checked the FAQs and docs on this, but have not come to a conclusion, so
perhaps someone can suggest something:
I am representing a tree structure using Hibernate persistent objects. Each node in
the tree can represent another node or a leaf. The children of a node are stored usin
Hi.
Nope. I've not looked into using proxies yet (will do). I'm just using the persistent
objects themselves in a very short lived Session.
Rgds, Graeme.
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> Nope. I've not looked into using proxies yet (will do). I'm just using
the
> persistent objects themselves in a very short lived Session.
If entity A has member field of entity B, Hibernate has to populate it
with _something_... and if you want
No, I can chime in, that I as well didn't know this. Out of curiosity, has
anyone put together a unit test that I could run to demo the differences?
Would this be something to add to hibernate, or is it too random?
Eric
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