A bit of clarification please.
One uses torque.getConnection to get a DB connection from the pool. How and
when is it returned to the pool?
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Hi Sarav
As I understand it, a BLOB is a binary large object, and a CLOB is a
character large object. The difference between characters and bytes is the
Character set, i.e. the mapping between a character and the byte sequence
it represents.
- With a blob, you have to use the right character
Henning P. Schmiedehausen wrote:
Just use
database name=apdcat defaultIdMethod=autoincrement
No need for patches. Use the regular Torque distribution.
Actually the dtd does not allow this:
!ELEMENT database (external-schema*, domain*, table+)
!ATTLIST database
name CDATA #IMPLIED
Hi,
personally I use Transaction.begin() to get a connection and
Transaction.commit(connection) , transaction.rollback(connection) or
transaction.safeRollback(connection) to give it back to the pool.
Thomas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 27.08.2004 10:21:11:
A bit of clarification
Up to now I have assumed that things work as you explained. However opening
new connections is typically a fairly slow business. When programming in C
or Perl one gets used to using the same connection over and over again,
processing transactions in a loop. This does not appear to be possible with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 27.08.2004 12:58:15:
Up to now I have assumed that things work as you explained. However
opening
new connections is typically a fairly slow business.
Ok, but because of this, you use a connection pool. A pool keeps the
connections open even if you do not use
First thank you for your replys. What I have read in Torque documentation is
that the defaultIdMethod=autoincrement is deprecated, please use native??
When I'am using this IdMethod it could be that I become some problems in
later versions of Torque or
Regards
Ferruh
-Ursprungliche
Steve, This is an ongoing issue with Torque and one I have not seen a
solution for. Although some solutions have been offered on this list
there currently seems to be no practical way to fully qualify object
names.
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From: Steve Toth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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database name=apdcat defaultIdMethod=autoincrement
No need for patches. Use the regular Torque distribution.
Actually the dtd does not allow this:
!ELEMENT database (external-schema*, domain*, table+)
!ATTLIST database
name CDATA #IMPLIED
defaultIdMethod
Did you look at 3.1.1? I have here
--- cut ---
!ATTLIST database
name CDATA #IMPLIED
defaultIdMethod (idbroker|native|autoincrement|sequence|none) none
defaultJavaType (object|primitive) primitive
package CDATA #IMPLIED
baseClass CDATA #IMPLIED
basePeer CDATA #IMPLIED
If you use Connection con = Torque.getConnection() to get the connection
then you should use Torque.closeConnection(con) to close it:
try
{
Connection con = Torque.getConnection();
/* use your connection here
...
...
Hi,
thanks again for any reply messages for my Problem. But I was little bit
confused about the messages which settings I have to define in my
schema.xml. The next step what I have done is to test every of your
suggestions and I become the following results.
First a cut of my database schema:
Hi,
I dont know much about the DBAdapter class, but can't you let the DBAdapter tell you
whether SCHEMA.TABLE is allowed by the DB? That sounds like a nice generic way of
doing it.
-Sarav.
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From: Steve Toth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 27 Aug
1. Make sure the schema is optional.
2. Make sure that the schema can be overridden at runtime. We've got
several schema that are identical and it would be nice to be able to do
runtime selection of the schema (especially for reporting purposes)
while using a single connection (alternative
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