thanks for this info.
Sundar Sankar wrote:
This is something I pulled out of google. I havent worked much on abator.
Guys correct me if I have misguided Vivek here.
http://ibatis.apache.org/docs/tools/ibator/configreference/table.html
Example
This element specifies that we always
Hi,
I have just debugged the code as you mentioned by adding the abator source.
Surprisingly the column, is in the resultset when I debug the code. I
debugged the code and checked the ColumnDefinition cd specifically if the
actualColumnName is set, and it is.
I am puzzled?
Jeff Butler-2
After debugging it further I found out that the column is in the result set
but however does not get add to the column list.
sanv wrote:
Hi,
I have just debugged the code as you mentioned by adding the abator
source.
Surprisingly, the column is in the resultset when I debug the
What's the name of the column?
Larry
Hmmm...maybe I owe you a Pepsi :)
I'd like to see the full table definition (the create table
statement), and the full list of warnings from Abator.
Also, Abator is really at end of life. I'd like you to upgrade to
Ibator for these reasons:
1. Perhaps the bug is already fixed in Ibator
2. If
Well, the problem is that I am developing this project for a company and
their project is based on Abator. Don't know if it's possible to upgrade to
IBator for whatever reasons.
Basically, I alter the table through the Web User Interface provided by
Oracle XE.
If I view the SQL throught the UI I
The name of the column is GLOBAL_REGEXP and of type VARCHAR2.
Larry Meadors wrote:
What's the name of the column?
Larry
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Thanks - how about the full list of Abator warnings?
Jeff Butler
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 11:22 AM, sanv viv...@gmx.at wrote:
Well, the problem is that I am developing this project for a company and
their project is based on Abator. Don't know if it's possible to upgrade to
IBator for
These are the warnings:
Existing file
C:\Projects\server\ibatis\src\main\java\com\tool\ibatis\dao\CustomerDAOImpl.java
was overwritten
Existing file
C:\Projects\server\ibatis\src\main\java\com\tool\ibatis\dao\CustomerDAO.java
was overwritten
Existing file
This output does not match the config file you sent earlier - there
are more tables listed. But the interesting thing to me is that each
table has two sets of objects generated for it.
Please run Abator again, but this time DO NOT specify the -overwrite
flag. You should end up with a
Ah.
Now in Patch.java.1 the column is there but NOT in Patch.java.2.
Jeff Butler-2 wrote:
This output does not match the config file you sent earlier - there
are more tables listed. But the interesting thing to me is that each
table has two sets of objects generated for it.
Please run
This means that there are two versions of the table (in different
schemas). The versions do not match. You should probably specify a
schema in the Abator configuration file. Either that, or talk to your
DBA to resolve the difference between the two tables.
Jeff Butler
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at
Wow,
Jeff, is there an order of schema that Ibator does or does it leave that to
the database to handle it?
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 12:08 PM, Jeff Butler jeffgbut...@gmail.com wrote:
This means that there are two versions of the table (in different
schemas). The versions do not match. You
The database is running on my local machine. If I log into the Web UI and
check out the table it only appears once? Sorry for this question, how can I
specify the schema in the config file?
Jeff Butler-2 wrote:
This means that there are two versions of the table (in different
schemas). The
This is something I pulled out of google. I havent worked much on abator.
Guys correct me if I have misguided Vivek here.
http://ibatis.apache.org/docs/tools/ibator/configreference/table.html
Example
This element specifies that we always want to generate code for a table
called MYTABLE in schema
See here for full details:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/sql/DatabaseMetaData.html#getColumns(java.lang.String,%20java.lang.String,%20java.lang.String,%20java.lang.String)
The JDBC driver returns columns ordered by schema and then table name.
When no schema is specified in the
Is there any other workaround to this problem. I am kind of stuck... I need
that column in the table :-D
Thanks in advance.
Jeff Butler-2 wrote:
Write a Java program that does this:
public static void main(String[] args) {
String[] abArgs = {-configfile, config.xml, -overwrite};
Add it manually :) Yours is such a weird problem, some unique combination
of some circumstances. I bet there's some no-framework related problem, both
iBatis and iBator are so simple or rather transparent (like everything
genial)
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 4:41 PM, sanv viv...@gmx.at wrote:
Is
If I add them manually that would mean I have to add them in which files?
In the java files and in the xml files for the sql code?
Nicholoz Koka Kiknadze wrote:
Add it manually :) Yours is such a weird problem, some unique combination
of some circumstances. I bet there's some no-framework
Alternatively, you could actually debug the problem and find out where
the error lies :)
As I stated earlier, place a breakpoint in the getColumns() method -
then watch as the column information for the table is returned from
the database. I'm willing to bet a virtual Pepsi that the column
If you do search for How to debug for your IDE on google, You would get an
idea on how debugging has to be done. It is very simple and am guessing you
didnt do it right. The program execution would stop in your breakpoint and
you could check for values of variables, method returns etc and see how
Hi,
I have written the code and tried to debug it.
It shows me the same output that I had on the console. All the files were
overwritten and Abator finshed successfully, there were warninigs..
Is there anything specific that I should check?
thanks.
Jeff Butler-2 wrote:
Write a Java
Hi,
I have a (old) version of abator running for my project.
For some reason when i add a new column to a specific table in my db and
compile the java classes the new column does not get added to the
corresponding java class. however, if i add a new column to another table in
the same database
Not much to go on here - we probably need more information.
Some questions...
1. Are you sure the classes are regenerated (the comment timestamp
will help you know for sure)?
2. Are you sure the new field is added to the table in the correct schema?
3. What is the data type of the new field?
4.
1. The classes are regenerated and the timestamp is also updated.
2. The new field is added.
3. I have tried using different datatypes (Oracle: VARCHAR2, CHAR and
NUMBER)
4. There are warnings, but how can I display the warnings?
thanks in advance.
Jeff Butler-2 wrote:
Not much to go on
Warnings are displayed differently depending on how you run Abator...
1. They could be written to System.out if you are running from the command line
2. They can be logged to the Ant console if you are using Ant
3. They will be displayed in the completion dialog box if you are
running in Eclipse
If I run the following command in the command line: java -jar abator.jar
-configfile config.xml -overwrite
I get an output saying the files were overwritten:
Existing file
C:\server\ibatis\src\main\java\com\tool\ibatis\model\Statistics.java was
overwritten
Abator finshed successfully, there were
The only warning is that Statistics.java was overwritten.
It is a mystery. Could we see your config.xml?
Jeff Butler
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 10:51 AM, sanv viv...@gmx.at wrote:
If I run the following command in the command line: java -jar abator.jar
-configfile config.xml -overwrite
I get
Sorry, the only warning is not just Statistics.java but also for the other
files. But I didnt paste them in all as they are all the same.
The config.xml is the following:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
!DOCTYPE abatorConfiguration
PUBLIC -//Apache Software Foundation//DTD Abator for iBATIS
I'm stumped - sorry.
If there are no warnings about unsupported data types, then my best
guess is that the column got added to a table that is not in the
schema being queried by Abator. Since you don't specify a schema
anywhere, Abator is looking in the default schema for this connection.
I'd
Write a Java program that does this:
public static void main(String[] args) {
String[] abArgs = {-configfile, config.xml, -overwrite};
AbatorRunner.main(abArgs);
}
Compile it in an IDE, set the break point, off to the races.
Jeff Butler
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 5:06 PM, sanv
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