(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
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
well, sure, I _always_ use java.util.Date..
My sqlMap is an abatorGenerated one.. and it's quite big.
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Wel ALWAYS use java.util.Date
send us your sqlmap
On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 10:03 AM, Jeremy Jardin wrote:
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> Ok, I'm doing something like that.
>
> TabChifExample criteria = new TabChifExample();
> criteria.createCriteria().andDatChifGreaterThan (new java.util.Date() );
> .. etc...
>
> I've seen
Ok, I'm doing something like that.
TabChifExample criteria = new TabChifExample();
criteria.createCriteria().andDatChifGreaterThan (new java.util.Date() );
.. etc...
I've seen in the example class that the java.util.Date is casted in
java.sql.Date..
Larry Meadors wrote:
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> Hm, odd - I've do
Hm, odd - I've done this hundreds of times with oracle - just passing
a Date object.
Send the relevant code.
Larry
On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 9:11 AM, Jeremy Jardin wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I'm simply trying to build a request with Date comparaisons.. and ibatis
> still reply me empty list..
>
> My gene
