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Gavin/Christian,
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JDBC written in and for the Java programming language." and is hosted at http://axion.tigris.org." Its open source and
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It all depends on what you are trying to do. Meaning, first figure
out what kind traversals you will need to do and then things will become
clearer.
One way of mapping things could be:
class Role {//..}
class Domain {//..}
class User{
private Set domainRoles;
//..
You need to upgrade to Hibernate 2.1, and understand the
select-before-update mapping
attribute.
Urberg, John wrote:
Hibernate also seems to always assume objects from different sessions are
dirty. (I'm using saveOrUpdate() in 1.2.5. Maybe this has changed in 2.*?)
Anyway, I need to work aroun
Hi..
A bit stumped here.
My database structure is something like
this...
1) There can be several domains in the
system
2) Each user can be assigned to one or more
domains
3) For each of these assigned domains, the user can
have one or more assigned roles for the domain.
How do I effi
"from A where b.size<3" is not valid HQL! Do you mean:
from A b where b.size<3
What exactly are you trying to point out here?
* there is a missing space b/w "b1" and "where"??
* the order of the comparison is reversed?
If the latter, just write:
from A b where 3 > b.size
If the former, plea
"from A where b.size<3" is not valid HQL! Do you mean:
from A b where b.size<3
What exactly are you trying to point out here?
* there is a missing space b/w "b1" and "where"??
* the order of the comparison is reversed?
If the latter, just write:
from A b where 3 > b.size
If the former, plea
Hi, guys!
Suppose we have two tables:
create table A (id number, name varchar2(10));
create table B ( id number, a_id number, xxx varchar2(11));
When I execute following "find" query it generates incorrect select:
sesstion.find("from A where b.size < 3");
it generates select like this:
select
IBM added support for that syntax with V5R2. You could also intercept the order by
clause where it is built or where it is used and strip out the table. That change
shouldn't take too long.
David Morris
>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/17/2003 1:15:45 PM >>>
Hello hibernate boys,
I'm new with hibern
No matter how I tweak it I can't get the maven hibernate:schema-export to
work.
I run SchemaExport from within my code and it works just fine.
Is there some special jar I'm not thinking of that it needs? Some special
"understood" setting that I'm missing?
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