Re: [hibernate-dev] Contributed with HiRDB Dialect

2008-09-05 Thread Tomoto Shimizu Washio
Hi Chris, Unfortunately, there is no free version of HiRDB. I think I could do (a) running the tests in our side and sending you the result or (b) getting a copy for you from my organization (perhaps arranging some kind of contract would be required but I'm not sure). Which do you want me to do?

Re: [hibernate-dev] Contributed with HiRDB Dialect

2008-09-05 Thread Chris Bredesen
Tomoto, Thank you for the contribution! Is there somewhere that one might obtain a copy of HiRDB to run the unit tests against? -Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, my name is Tomoto at Software Division in Hitachi. I have posted a dialect for HiRDB (Hitachi's RDBMS, see *1) to JIRA. http:/

Re: [hibernate-dev] @FullTextFilterDef cache

2008-09-05 Thread Hardy Ferentschik
On Fri, 05 Sep 2008 15:16:54 +0200, Sanne Grinovero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I don't really understand the need for "AUTOMATIC/NO/YES", if it is possible to reuse the filter (i.e. it is safe) why shouldn't you? Maybe you are already using your own custom filter which implements the cah

Re: [hibernate-dev] @FullTextFilterDef cache

2008-09-05 Thread Sanne Grinovero
The API you propose is looking cleaner and much more self-explanatory; still you may help me a bit to understand it better: as I understood from the reference docs the filter implementation has to be reused for BitSet caching to work, so does this mean that if my Filter implementation is not threa

[hibernate-dev] How join for two arbitrary tables?

2008-09-05 Thread ManiKanta G
Hi, How to perform outer join (outer left, outer right) two independent arbitrary tables (have no relation between them) in HQL? When I tried, I m getting 'path expected' exception. All the examples I see have tables with relation table1 left join table1.table2. Is there any solution for t

[hibernate-dev] @FullTextFilterDef cache

2008-09-05 Thread Emmanuel Bernard
I am thinking about caching and filters. In 3.0, we cache instances of Filter by using @FullTextFilterDef.cache=true In 3.1, we still can cache instances of Filter using @FullTextFilterDef(cache=true, cacheBitResult= CacheBitResults.NO) an we can cache BitSet results by using @FullTextFilter