This one time, at band camp, Vennapusa, Arun said:
VA>I found 2 limitations,
VA>1: I am not able to use in clause even after trying various approaches.
VA>2: I wanted to over come this by running a stored procedure ( basically
VA>oracle function, which gives result set). I correctly mapped the result set
VA>to the class and xml file.
VA>I see these things as biggest limitation for realistic project in
VA>production.
VA>There should be always provision to call underlying architecture, like for
VA>example in this case jdbc.
VA>Thanks.
VA>Arun
VA>
VA>-----Original Message-----
VA>From: Vennapusa, Arun [mailto:Arun.Vennapusa@;fmr.com]
VA>Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 9:49 AM
VA>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
VA>Subject: Re: [castor-dev] in clause
VA>
VA>
VA>I tried with in LIST(("a","b") ,
VA>I get broken pipe exception
VA>Arun
VA>
VA>-----Original Message-----
VA>From: Vennapusa, Arun [mailto:Arun.Vennapusa@;fmr.com]
VA>Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 7:58 AM
VA>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
VA>Subject: [castor-dev] in clause
VA>
VA>
VA>Hi,
VA>when I am executing with in clause like ln ('a','b') , it is throwing an
VA>exception jdo.dbClosedTxRolledback.
VA>Could somebody give an example for in clause.
VA>Thanks.
VA>Arun
Arun,
Please file a bug report in Bugzilla using this information.
http://bugzilla.exolab.org/
Bruce
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