Hello Markus,
if you need a selection where clause, you must put the "where"
word. You may not need to perform a selection, but e.g.
only sort your result, so you could have a where clause as
follows:
<jdbc-where-clause>order by balance</jdbc-where-clause>
About this aspect, the EJB 1.1 spec says that this part is
vendor specific ! In EJB 2.0, you will have to use the
EJB QL query language ...
Regards,
Fran�ois
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> Is the word "WHERE" essentially needed, or can I just post
><jdbc-where-clause>x=?</jdbc-where-clause>? Does somebody know how
> EJB spec think of this?
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