TNO a écrit :
Hello
when they are two sql tags with the same id, the last read is the one !
but may be a warning will be usefull to say that id already exists...
;-)
Some editors as XML Buddy (plugin for Eclipse) warn you in such a case.
However, it would be more interesting to be warn at
Vincent NICOLAS a écrit :
TNO a écrit :
Hello
when they are two sql tags with the same id, the last read is the
one !
but may be a warning will be usefull to say that id already exists...
;-)
Some editors as XML Buddy (plugin for Eclipse) warn you in such a
case. However, it would be
Thanks for the replys,
I think that the problem is probably because the projection object in my
IFeatureSet implementation has not been initialised, although I would
expect a NullPointerException to be thrown rather than
BadSqlGrammarException. The SqlMap is valid so iBATIS doesn't throw an
Add a JIRA issue, and we'll get that changed.
I agree with you: That should blow up in a very visible way.
Larry
On 12/1/05, TNO [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
when they are two sql tags with the same id, the last read is the one !
but may be a warning will be usefull to say that id
I am still not able to find anything for this. Could it be that there is
trouble with the Sybase drivers?
Thanks,
Dave
David
That is a possibility.
Have you tried this with just JDBC?
Larry
On 12/2/05, David Whipple [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am still not able to find anything for this. Could it be that there is
trouble with the Sybase drivers?
Thanks,
Dave
David
Whipple/[EMAIL
Hi
I'm trying to get a list of values from an oracle stored procedure
I've been updated ibates to support oracle's cursor
(http://opensource2.atlassian.com/confluence/oss/display/IBATIS/Oracle+REF+CURSOR+Solutions)
but when i run the program it raises the error:
Done...
Larry Meadors a crit:
Add a JIRA issue, and we'll get that changed.
I agree with you: That should blow up in a very visible way.
Larry
On 12/1/05, TNO [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
when they are two sql tags with the same id, the last read is the one !
but may be a
Yes, and it does work as expected.
Dave
Larry Meadors
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Here's how to do it with a map:
Map map = new HashMap();
map.put(parameterY, parameterY);
map.put(parameterX, parameterX);
List results = sqlMap.queryForList(getProductsByCatId, map);
select id="getProductsByCatId" parameterClass="java.util.Map" resultMap="get-product-result"select * from
I stuck into a problem and after a few resultless hours I would like
to aks for your help. I searched for a similar problem(the forum as
also fired some googles) but could not find anything so I am starting
a new thread...
I have a PostgreSQL database with several stored procedures for
fetching,
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