hello everybody;
We have a situation where we need a map as follows:
select id=getTableNames parameterClass=dataspace
resultClass=java.lang.String
show tables from ${DATABASE}$ LIKE %$tableName$%;
/select
right now we set the property {DATABASE} in a property file that is
Hi,
I have read the section on dynamic sql, but can't see how to do what I'm trying
to do exactly. It looks like I will need 2 separate iterator tags (one for the
from clause and one for the to clause) so I assume that means iBatis would be
iterating my list twice to build the query. The
Hi,
I have two tables for which I would like to run one select query by
joining them thru primary keys but would like to use two separate Value
Objects to store them. That requires to have more than one 'resultMap'
attribute in select tag. Is it possible? I am using iBATIS 2.3.0.
Here is code
Hi Everyone,
I'm not sure if this is useful for you or not. But, I created an XSL file to
transform iBatis configurations into beans and SQL fragments into full SQL
output.
I have attached an example.
It is helpful to open the xml file in your browser, as the XSL file will
automatically
Maybe I'm setting things up wrong, but when I try to insert or update
using java.util.Date the very last digit on the long of this datetime
(date.getTime()) will be 1 fraction of second greater after either
it's entered into the db or on the way out (I haven't investigated if
it's on the way or n
Doesn't matter if it's actually useful for anybody or not. Nice!!
Jeff Stahl
Trenton D. Adams wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I'm not sure if this is useful for you or not. But, I created an XSL file to
transform iBatis configurations into beans and SQL fragments into full SQL
output.
I have
Crap, now I seem to be having the issue with the jtds driver also.
Maybe I just get lucky sometimes and the dates just work. Most of the
time the time is off by a fraction of a second:
These two times should match
01/28/09 03:29:16 PM INFO
OMG please DELETE THREAD DELETE THREAD
RICK IS A MORON. RICK IS A MORON.
IGNORE IGNORE IGNORE:)
On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 3:38 PM, Rick ric...@gmail.com wrote:
Crap, now I seem to be having the issue with the jtds driver also.
Maybe I just get lucky sometimes and the dates just work. Most of
Ok, although I was a moron since I wasn't passing the date to my DAO
and instead was having it create a date to pass in, even when fixed
I'm still having a fraction of a second off:
Date today = new Date();
log.info(Today time: + today.getTime() );
I figured at least someone might find it useful. I know I HATE putting SQL
into Java strings, and trying to copy/paste that out into an SQL tool. And,
iBatis isn't any better (for the copy/paste problem) if you do use fragments.
And, I can't do without fragments (LOL), so I figured it's nice
On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 1:43 PM, Rick ric...@gmail.com wrote:
RICK IS A MORON. RICK IS A MORON.
We've been aware of this issue for some time now Rick. The first step
is admitting you have a problem. :-)
Larry
hi ,
Are these plugins available :
* table relationship
Ibator to generate additional code to address foreign key relationship
* gwt rpc code
Had anyone attempted to generate extra client code for gwt projects?
I am new to ibatis world and thinking about writing these plugins; just wanted
to
Hi,
I am thinking of using iBATIS in my application in order to access the
DB. I have two questions:
1. Does this version support JDK 1.6?
2. Does iBATIS can work with TimesTen in memory DB?
Thanks in advance,
Alon
Hi,
1. Does this version support JDK 1.6?
it runs without problems under 1.6.
2. Does iBATIS can work with TimesTen in memory DB?
If there's a JDBC driver for TimesTen then yes.
Regards, --- Jan.
I have used it with TimesTen 6 / 7 with JDK6. Had no iBatis related
problems.
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 1:39 AM, Avitzur Alon alon.avit...@comverse.comwrote:
Hi,
I am thinking of using iBATIS in my application in order to access the DB.
I have two questions:
1. Does this version support
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