Hi:
Thanks! It works.
I wondering why OJB does not support BOOLEAN, since it is a valid type for
JDBC 3.0.
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo
Gelhar, Wallace Joseph dijo:
Hi Antonio,
Try using BIT as the type.
Wally Gelhar
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Subject: RE: Use stored procedure for insert questions
Based on the configuration of the 'insert-procedure' descriptor that you
provided earlier, here's the syntax of a
Hi
When we use *getIteratorByQuery and .next().
* do we move throw the table following the index or in some random order ?
If we go in random order, what is the best way (getting advantage of the
cache) to iterate in a table following the index ?
Thank's
Andre
Hello,
I just tried m:n anonymous mapping, using xdoclet generated descriptors.
Seems to work fine except it's possible to delete from object from one
side of the relation whithout cascading or foreign key constraint being
thrown althoug this is definetly a violation of the DB-Rules.
This will
Hi-
I have a question about using the JDO API with OJB. OJB requires the
O/R mapping be stored in the repository.xml file. But when using JDO,
class enhancement requires a package.jdo (or some other .jdo file) to
specify the same mapping. These files store almost the exact same
information,
Nick Ohanian dijo:
Hi-
I have a question about using the JDO API with OJB. OJB requires the
O/R mapping be stored in the repository.xml file. But when using JDO,
class enhancement requires a package.jdo (or some other .jdo file) to
specify the same mapping. These files store almost the
I changed my client side gui application to Hibernate from db4o OODBMS.
Hibernate seemed to work very well until I ran into the problem: Lazy
collections cannot be accessed(throws exception) after a Session is closed.
The Hibernate code stores a reference to the Session and you must explicity
