I'm of the thinking that this is a bug? I've been able to workaround the
problem by getting a java.sql.Connection directly to the database and
issuing delete statements via the connection's java.sql.Statement
object (for those who come across this problem in future).
John.
John Dunne wrote:
Hello all,
Any help on this problem would be gratefully appreciated.
Im getting a null pointer exception when I call doDelete (see code)
Criteria crit = new Criteria(databasename);
crit.add(InvoicesPeer.INVOICEID);
InvoicesPeer.doDelete( crit);
I've got two databases in MySQL (version 3) both with identical
schemas. The default database is set to 'db1' and the exception is
only thrown when databasename is set to 'db2'. The COM objects were
compiled from a schema that identified the database name as 'db1' (so
BaseInvoicesPeer has DATABASE_NAME='db1'; ), so i;m wondering if this
is the problem, but then whats the point in specifing the database
name to Critera!
Further, I believe that Torque is configured proberly since I can
query (doSelect) and retrieve the contents of both db1 and db2. This
problem only occurs when I call doDelete!
John.
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