BTW, this *does* work:
<insert id="createDeployment" parameterClass="deployment">
<selectKey resultClass="int" keyProperty="deploymentId">
SELECT MAX(deploymentId) + 1 FROM Deployment
</selectKey>
INSERT INTO Deployment (deploymentId, environmentId,
deploymentTypeId, userName, deploymentStatusId, deploymentTime,
threadCountOverride)
VALUES (#deploymentId#, #environmentId#, #deploymentTypeId#,
#userName#,
#deploymentStatusId#, #deploymentTime#,
#threadCountOverride#)
</insert>
BUT it directly contradicts the thread here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/user-java@ibatis.apache.org/msg00044.html
...in which the consensus that the selectKey operation for sybase is
identical to MSSQL in a) being after the insert and b) using @@IDENTITY.
Also it would seem to be counter to the examples in the docs, which don't
require that "deploymentId" be explicity passed to the insert.
What am I missing? Are these differences due to which JDBC driver I'm
using? (Jconn3)
#2 (below) still stands.
Thanks
> #2 -- Given that the insert/update statements are very much alike, is
> there a clean way to share the SQL between the two?
