Could you advise as to how to better solve the problem.
There is th table M:M with the following structure
CLASSFK number ,
PROPERTY FK number ,
QUANTITY number .
In my application I define PROPERTY & QUANTITY for the CLASS class (with the
help of checkbox ) upon which I need t
umm... how dumb do you have to be to do something like that? uurmm...
oh yeah... i did that too!
Brandon
On 5/22/05, Larry Meadors <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One almost unrelated thing on this (that I have screwed up before) is
> that you may want to leave out the blob unless you really, really
One almost unrelated thing on this (that I have screwed up before) is
that you may want to leave out the blob unless you really, really need
it. :-)
Imagine 10-20 users in a web app loading up these lists...and all of
those blobs getting suffed into memory. ;-)
Larry
On 5/22/05, Lieven De Keyze
This should help:
http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/oss/display/IBATIS/How+do+I+use+a+Custom+Type+Handler+with+a+BLOB+or+CLOB%3F
Brandon
On 5/22/05, Lieven De Keyzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to retrieve the values from a table where 1 column is of type Blob.
> My Bean to stor
I want to retrieve the values from a table where 1 column is of type Blob.
My Bean to store these values has a field of type java.sql.Blob and the
appropriate getters and setters.
My resultmap looks like this:
When my webapplication actually needs this data, I get
Thanks for asking that question.
We have to be VERY clear. These are NOT DAOs! Nor are they
a replacement for DAOs. DAOs are coarse grained classes. Mappers
are more fine grained.
You're right, you would have another set of interfaces, and to some people this may be too many. I agree.
In a
The iBatis caching key is based on the SQL query that is sent to the
database. The full results are cached under that key in the particular
specified CacheModel. It does not retain the individual object dentity
(OID) of all the individual objects returned in a query. This means
that if you have an
Is there a way to invalidate a cache entry on update?
Let say I have the following select using a cache model (result class = User):
select id, username, password from users where useraname = #username#;
and the following update (parameter class = User):
update users
set password = #password#
w
So if I understand correctly, the mapper class will select the
appropriate interface by looking at the statement name? It could by a
nice addition, although I think it might have the risk of requiring too
many interface files. Also, what would happen with the current SqlMap
Dao templates?
Ait
The dev list has already seen this. I
just want to make sure anyone who doesn't subscribe to the dev list
gets a chance to provide some feedback...
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Although quite simple, there are some tradeoffs with the typical SqlMapClient methods like:
Document doc = (Do
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