Most modern databases support user defined functions that return tables. We
use them with both MS-SQL Server and Postgres to implement a rather
complex/convoluted security scheme in the database. Thus instead of doing this:
SELECT * FROM clients
we do this:
SELECT * FROM secure_clients( )
haven't heard about anyone working on this.
With UDF I guess you mean user defined functions and on SQL Server or ?
Have you tried just using the UDF as table name directly ?
/max
I asked in the forums a while back about using Hibernate to tie back to
set-returning UDFs instead of a table or
I asked in the forums a while back about using Hibernate to tie back to
set-returning UDFs instead of a table or a view.
http://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?t=980650&highlight=
I have looked at Hibernate alternatives solutions and they all come up short in
some way. I'm interested in ha
re
___
hibernate-dev mailing list
hibernate-dev@lists.jboss.org
https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/hibernate-dev
Big -1 on forcing the user to supply the same similarity, We need to
keep a similarity per entity in the SearchFactory so that the query
can then retrieve it.
The reason I chose IndexReader (and Multireader) was because Searcher
is a much weaker abstraction, so you cannot do all the things
