Larry Meadors wrote:
This is an issue in the JDBC driver, not iBATIS.
I'd suggest deleting the row with one of the native DB toosl that come
with postresql, or setting the field's value to null or "".
Larry
Yes, I realize that the exception/problem is caused by the jdbc driver,
however I'd like to
let the query finish somehow, like I could when I retrieved the rows
manually using jdbc by
catching the exceptions for the resultset.get and just moving on to the
next row if something went wrong.
I haven't found any way to do this using ibatis.
I could remove the problematic row in the db, but as new ones are added
by users the problem
could resurface.
/Johan
