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From: Timothy Kettering [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 4:35 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Hibernate] problems with date comparision
I'm using Hibernate with a program that I'm developing, and one my
small test units turned up a weird issue that I'm no
Allright! That worked beautifully. My question is.. if LIMIT is not
supported, then why did it work just fine for the other 2 types of
queries I'm using it in... and it even returns the correct amount of
results i want! Kinda dangerous to let that in, if its going to give
unpredictable resul
Hi everyone,
I've always done development with Hibernate w/ MySQL, but this new
contract I just received, they're requesting to have the database on a
MS SQL server. I checked the hibernate site, and the only thing it
says is NOT to use the Microsoft provided JDBC driver.
So I'm asking for a
I'm using Hibernate with a program that I'm developing, and one my
small test units turned up a weird issue that I'm not sure if is a bug
or i'm screwing up somewhere...
This is the query I have:
be = sess.find("select entry from entry in class " +
"com.blackcore.blogserver.general.BlogE