Hi Michael,
in both iBatis v2 and v3 there are TypeHandlers, well explained in the
user guide manuals.
If you're using iBatis2, you can find it on page 30;
if you're using iBtais3, you can find it on page 13.
Hope this helps,
Simo
On Thu, Jan 14, 2010 at 10:11 PM, Remijan, Michael
wrote:
> I ha
Having issues calling below function and retrieving the result. Can some help
(esp with XML set up )
CREATE FUNCTION test_function (param int) RETURNS int
BEGIN
RETURN param + 1;
END;
Thanks
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Hi All,
I am trying to map a Postgre function using Cursor. The problem is how to
map those results. Follows:
//
---
BEGIN;
select * from f_search_sources(#one#,#two#, 'total', 'list');
FETCH
On 1/15/2010 5:51 AM, JJ Stuart wrote:
Having issues calling below function and retrieving the result. Can some help
(esp with XML set up )
CREATE FUNCTION test_function (param int) RETURNS int
BEGIN
RETURN param + 1;
END;
Have you taken a look at the FAQ on stored procs?
Hi all,
I have started to use iBATIS 3 and am loving it! Thanks!
I have a question regarding how to do automatic type conversion.
In iBATIS 2, if I have "select * from bug where id = #id:NUMERIC#", if the
value of id is a string, it's converted to an int automatically.
In iBATIS 3, I have yet
No version of iBATIS has ever actively converted types. If it worked in
iBATIS 2, it was strictly by luck. It was never a feature though.
You shouldn't need to specify the JDBC type in the example you give though,
because it's not nullable (that query would be invalid with a null value).
You wou
