The statement cache is configured on the Data Source properties in WAS. You
probably want to check with your WAS admin what's the minimal way of
flushing it without bouncing WAS itself ( bouncing the app alone wont help)
Mario
Maybe I'm totally wrong, but I'm almost sure it must be possible to force
database server to RE-generate execution plans even for cached statements.
I've never used DB2 but googling a little I found:
Hello all,
Is there any pointer/link or document which suggests using certain features
over others to achieve the same goal
to improve performance for example.
1. Like for instance when executing an update query , we can either specify
parameterClass or parameterMap
Which one is preferred
Hi ,
I have an object with a List property - ListAddress addresses, after
iBatis populates this object the addresses fields will not contain a list
of address objects but a List$$EnhancerCGLIBb$$475a4210 , according to the
eclipse debugger.
This only happens when lazyLoadingEnabled and
They are still Address objects, just enhanced ones.
Larry
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 7:58 AM, Dawson Lewishardcore...@yahoo.com.br wrote:
Hi ,
I have an object with a List property - ListAddress addresses, after
iBatis populates this object the addresses fields will not contain a list
of
Is there a way to programatically investigate the configuration settings of
an SqlMapClient? I would like to check the configuration to see if
namespaces are enabled, and do something like the following:
useNamespaces = getSqlMapClientProperty(useStatementNamespaces)
if (useNamespaces)
Hi,
I am using iBatis in my application with JSF and Spring.
We are using ABator to generate the objects based on the database
objects.
For example
Account table will have
Account.java
AccountExample.java
AccountDAO.java
Anyone know under what circumstances ibatis would fail to locate a
record when I can take the query from the log and run it and find the
record. The field I'm searching on is a simple integer.
Turned on debug for java.sql and ibatis. The query is logged, along with
the parameter. The result set
perhaps you haven't specified a resultClass/resultMap?
Brandon Goodin
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 12:38 PM, David McReynolds
dmcreyno...@secureworks.net wrote:
Anyone know under what circumstances ibatis would fail to locate a
record when I can take the query from the log and run it and find the
DOH!
There are only two kinds of programming errors: stupid programmer
mistakes and stupid programmer mistakes.
Brandon Goodin wrote:
perhaps you haven't specified a resultClass/resultMap?
Brandon Goodin
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 12:38 PM, David McReynolds
dmcreyno...@secureworks.net
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 12:29 PM, David
McReynoldsdmcreyno...@secureworks.net wrote:
There are only two kinds of programming errors: stupid programmer
mistakes and stupid programmer mistakes.
Brandon Goodin wrote:
perhaps you haven't specified a resultClass/resultMap?
I've never spent a day
My opinion, and it is just opinion, is that Account and AccountExample
are *sort of* like model classes (although Account suffers from the
anemic domain model disease). AccountDAO and AccountDAOImpl are
service classes - to be used by the controller layer. Ultimately, my
view is that these are
Hi!
I need to know the size of the paginated list (not per page).
Because if I do:
orderList.getPageSize - I get the amount of records per page, and I need to
know in general how many records are there in the database.
For example:
If my page size is 10, and the query should return 15, it should
select count(*)
From your_table
dynamic
Your expression
/dynamic
Before select.
-Original Message-
From: Odelya YomTov [mailto:ode...@jpost.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 11:17 PM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: size of paginated list
Hi!
I need to know the size
Thanks for your opinion Jeff.
I agree that DAO and Impl so in controller.
Right now I have a delegate pattern which delegates the calls to DAO from the
service layer.
More clearly...
I have a view layer, model layer
Model layer has all the Abator generated code,
View has all the beans,
Right
But I prefer not to call 2 different queries.. can I do it in one query?
-Original Message-
From: Andrey Rogov [mailto:konu...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 9:44 PM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: RE: size of paginated list
select count(*)
From your_table
For oracle you can write ( something like this )
select *
from (
select rownum as rnum ,
g.good ,
g.namerus ,
cnt.count
from servers.goods g ,
( select count(*) as count
from servers.goods g1
) cnt
where
Finally,i know what is the problem...that is because of the declared length
of PX_IR025_PAN in database is 19 CHAR..but the data is only contain 16
CHAR...that's why I can't get the result,so I should put a TRIM in the query
to remove the last 3 CHAR..like this :
select
F9_IR025_CRN as
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