Thank's very much for hints.
shamim wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> i have stuck with dynamic Sql on Ibatis 3 annotations. Trying to pass
> List in dynamic sql as follows:
>
> @Update("update ${schemaName}.fuf uf" +
> " set uf.reestr_date = #{reestDate}," +
>
Two things to do:
* Create a JIRA ticket for this. We'll continue conversation and
investigation there.
* Mount the source and step through one example transaction. See if
you can verify that close isn't being called, and possibly why.
* Finally, out of curiosity, disable caching globally, and
Perhaps with the shiny new SqlBuilder... :-)
On 2010-05-05, Jeff Butler wrote:
> IIRC, iBATIS doesn't support dynamic SQL in annotations. You'll need
> to use an @UpdateProvider and generate the dynamic SQL yourself.
>
> Jeff
>
> On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 2:18 AM, shamim wrote:
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
Rob
I have not made any formal measurements, but selects are much faster, and
inserts/updates/deletes are a little slower, but I was not using 2.3.x
'correctly', I was caching sqlmaps when I should not have been.
François
On May 5, 2010, at 12:07 PM, Robert Dare wrote:
> Has anyone quantified
Clinton
A little more information on this, I reverted back to 240 and the problem I
reported did not occurs after a 24 hour run. I then went to the current release
and the problem reappeared, everything else is the same, so there is an issue.
What it looks like is going on is that connections a
Has anyone quantified the performance differences between version 2.3.x and
version 3?
Other than the architectural changes (annotations, typing, etc), I am
curious as to the net benefits of upgrading from 2.3.x to 3.
Thanks in advance,
Rob
OK.
Nested iterates work in iBATIS 2.2.0 or later.
"ReportParameters" is not really a proper Java property name - you
might try "reportParameters". Maybe thats the problem?
Jeff Butler
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 10:58 AM, devver wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> It's not clear from my examples but ReportParamet
Hi
It's not clear from my examples but ReportParameters is the actual name of a
property in the HashMap passed to iBatis (it's used throughout the
application I'm amending).
i.e. I pass a HashMap called, say, MyHashMap to iBatis; within this is a
property called ReportParameters. This in turn
IIRC, iBATIS doesn't support dynamic SQL in annotations. You'll need
to use an @UpdateProvider and generate the dynamic SQL yourself.
Jeff
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 2:18 AM, shamim wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> i have stuck with dynamic Sql on Ibatis 3 annotations. Trying to pass List
> in dynamic sql as
(a)ibator converts these to java.sql.Date to force iBATIS to use the
DateOnlyTypeHandler for database fields that are truly just dates -
not date/time or timestamp. This is working in lots of tests.
What is the type of the database field? Is it truly just a date, or
is it a timestamp?
Also, in
I think your issue relates to a misunderstanding about the "property"
attribute. I see that you have added "ReportParameters" at the front
of all your property references. My guess is that you don't need
that. iBATIS would expect "ReportParameters" to be a property of your
parameter object - and
Thanks for your reply Jeff
I am using something very similar (See below) but I am getting a host of
error messages, including:
--- Cause: com.ibatis.common.beans.ProbeException: Error getting ordinal
list from JavaBean. Cause java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string:
""
Caused by: java.
Pass a bean or Map with those attributes, and you should be good to go.
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 2:17 AM, Thomas Mair
wrote:
> Hi,
> i am just starting to play with iBatis 3 and can not figure out how to
> declare more than one parameter in a select statement in XML without
> using the parameterMap
Today, I'm having other kind of pb...
My select request return too much rows..
I'm still lauching the same test.. and, in debug mode, i've seen something
wrong here :
protected void addCriterionForJDBCDate(String condition, Date value,
String property) {
addCriterion(condition
Hi,
i am just starting to play with iBatis 3 and can not figure out how to
declare more than one parameter in a select statement in XML without
using the parameterMap attribute. I figured how it works with
annotations, but I would like to do everything in XML.
My select statement looks like this:
Look a documentation on commons.dbcp
http://commons.apache.org/dbcp/configuration.html
2010/4/29, Sergey Livanov :
> I read, that maxrequest, maxsessions, maxtransactions were remote from
> ibatis.
> I use ibatis 2.6 + spring2 + Glassfish.
> How I can set the unlimited amount of concurrent transac
well, sure, I _always_ use java.util.Date..
My sqlMap is an abatorGenerated one.. and it's quite big.
http://ibatis.apache.org/dtd/sql-map-2.dtd";>
(
$oredCriteria[].criteriaWithoutValue[]$
$ore
Hi All,
i have stuck with dynamic Sql on Ibatis 3 annotations. Trying to pass List
in dynamic sql as follows:
@Update("update ${schemaName}.fuf uf" +
" set uf.reestr_date = #{reestDate}," +
" uf.reestr_number = #{reestNum}" +
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