I had suffered a hard drive meltdown a couple of weeks ago and had to restore
a project I am working on which involves loading objects from an Oracle
database using iBATIS.
Now I finally got the database and the application back up and running (the
database I was using to develop on was also a lo
If I have an enum to represent a lookup table, like:
public enum Color {
RED (1, "Red"),
GREEN (2, "Green"),
BLUE (3, "Blue");
}
What is the best practice for both writing this enums into the database and
instantiating enums for the values read from the databse, using iBATIS ?
Somewhere,
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> If that helps, do I get a free Mt. Dew?
>
> If that doesn't help, can you post the bean class (if you aren't using
> a Map), the mapped statement, and the java code used to call it?
>
> Larry
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>
> On Nov 20, 2007 1:50 PM, MrNobody <[EMAIL PR
I am trying to use selectKey to generate my ID from an Oracle sequence but I
can't figure out the correct usage. Searching on the Internet yields many
tutorials and when I try doing them EXACTLY as they instruct I get errors-
probably due to version differences.
Here's what I'm trying to do:
I'm trying to do something where I insert rows only if certain parts of the
data does not already exist. So I put a where not exists clause in my insert
statement and it will work fine when I am comparing strings and/or numbers
however when I introduce Timestamps it begans to act funny.
So basica
