That's a really old version of iBATIS. Look in the V2 developer's
guide for the "numericScale" attribute of a parameter map (either
inline or declared). You'll need to upgrade to a newer version of
iBATIS to use it. This will likely fix the problem. Older versions
of iBATIS did not handle this
Hi,
We recently encountered some issues which potentially related to iBitis.
We searched the web and the mailing list archive but did not find
anything useful so far. I am submitting this to the mailing list to see
if anyone has encountered this problem before and/or maybe point me some
direc
I'm calling the select statement selectTestObject in a transaction but
it is very surprising that select="TEMPVsp.selectById" runs on a
different connection. Is there a way that select="TEMPVsp.selectById"
executes in the same transaction as selectTestObject.
Nathan,
nmaves wrote:
>
> From what I can gather from this chain I would say what you are looking
> for can be found by using maven2 and modules.
>
> I use this all the time with the following kind of setup
>
> /parent module
> /core module (this has all of the common sqlmap etc...)
> /db
From what I can gather from this chain I would say what you are looking for can
be found by using maven2 and modules.
I use this all the time with the following kind of setup
/parent module
/core module (this has all of the common sqlmap etc...)
/db-access-scope1 module (depends on core)
/
Rick,
Thanks for that response.
Rick.Wellman wrote:
>
> I am not even sure this is worth two-cents but:
> What (for lack of a better word) confuses me is the phrase "generate a
> jar file that will pull out some of the data..."
>
What I'm trying to say is that in the ideal world, application
