Larry,
My other option is to say "heck with solving the N+1
problem!" and turn my nested resultMaps into nested
selects. For each object, execute N selects for N
inner objects it would sure clean up my code!
Man, I feel so alone here LOL I am sorry no one else
has really complex queries which
On 11/2/05, Paul Benedict <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I could use iBATIS and Hibernate side by side, but
> that would be an odd combination.
I have to confess that I was involved in a project that did just that.
For the love of all that is good and right in the universe, don't do it.
It was *th
So does the iBATIS community recommend I turn to
Hibernate for my kind of situation? Oh, my poor code -
torn between loves :-) I loved everything about iBATIS
until I had to eagerly retrieve complex inner objects
using JOINs. Please inform me if iBATIS offers any
good solution to my problem. I coul
Paul Benedict wrote:
I am in the same situation (see my posts about my
Fruit object). I am curious about how you feel about
needing to list out, if you do, all your columns for
those 4 objects to retrieve a Vendor. This assumes
you're not doing 4 selects, but one select using
joins.
Hi Paul,
I have a DAO interface which is implemented by a
subclass of Spring's SqlMapClientDaoSupport
--- Michael Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Just a general note here... not every tool is
> suitable for every project.
> iBatis solves a very LARGE set of needs, but it
> might be that it just
> d
Just a general note here... not every tool is suitable for every project.
iBatis solves a very LARGE set of needs, but it might be that it just
doesn't solve THIS one (it might, but it's sounding like not...)
Good luck in any case, and I wish I had a nifty solution for you.
Out of curiosity, are
Reuben (I hope that's your first name :-)),
>> Vendor / Branch / Employee / Address
>> When I load a Vendor, I wish (if at all possible)
to load it from the cache, since it contains all sub
objects (Branch, Employee, Address), and is rather
big.
I am in the same situation (see my posts about my
F
Hi Clinton, this is actually use case based.
Let me put *example* names to my tables to illustrate:
Vendor / Branch / Employee / Address
When I load a Vendor, I wish (if at all possible) to load it from the
cache, since it contains all sub objects (Branch, Employee, Address), and
is rather big.
I would suggest to avoid building cache models of that
complexity. Remember, cache models are not intended to be
associated with result maps, nor dependencies based on result map
configurations.
iBATIS cache models are statement (a.k.a. use case) based, not object id (a.k.a. holistic) caches.
Hello, I found that the cache doesn't behave exactly as I'd have expected;
I'm using an LRU cache. Is there a way that I can configure it to behave
as I'd like?
I have a hierarchical object tree, mapped using ResultMaps:
...
...
I am caching A. It looks like all of the Bs that belong to A
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