Andy Rozman wrote:
It seems that type text (which should be unlimited varchar) is
interpreted as CLOB(255). I don't know where this happens but my
application now fails... Is this Derby problem or Hibernate? I am using
latest of Derby (10.3.2.1) and Hibernate 3.1.
Hi Andy,
Hibernate seems to map its 'text' type to a database clob, not a
database varchar. This is Hibernates doing, not Derbys. See attached
link to Hibernate "cheat sheet"[1].
You might be better off with using Hibernates 'string' type which maps
to a database varchar type?
I'm not sure exactly why it fails using 'text' and a clob with derby,
but I do know there are a few clob related fixes in the upcoming 10.4
release.
The release candidate of Derby 10.4 is now available[2], and the
official release should be just around the corner. Maybe you could give
the RC a quick spin to see if the problem is solved?
Cheers,
Thomas
[1] http://ndpsoftware.com/HibernateMappingCheatSheet.html
[2] http://wiki.apache.org/db-derby/DerbyTenFourRelease -->
ReleaseCandidates
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Thomas Nielsen
