No, it doesn't. In fact, read-only fields are not included in neither
INSERT nor UPDATE. But that does not help you, probably.
Marek Lange wrote:
Alexey Loubyansky schrieb:
You have no other choice than initializing the fields in the
ejbCreate. Not all databases allows you to skip values in IN
Alexey Loubyansky schrieb:
You have no other choice than initializing the fields in the ejbCreate.
Not all databases allows you to skip values in INSERT.
Thanks for your answer Alex, I did it this way as there seemed to be no
better solution. Setting db default values does not make sense in EJB t
Marek Lange wrote:
I have defined some default values in my database. They should be used
when a table record is inserted and the corresponding field is missing
in the ejb call.
This was my understanding of doing this with ejbCreate():
If I want the default value to be used, the record is inser
I have defined some default values in my database. They should be used
when a table record is inserted and the corresponding field is missing
in the ejb call.
This was my understanding of doing this with ejbCreate():
If I want the default value to be used, the record is inserted via an
ejbCreat
