Hi,
ABOU LINA wrote:
Hi,
i give you this sample example :
in case A<>B [1:n] :
the mapping of this bidiractional navigation is guaranted by the use of
inverse-foreignkey :
Mapping A classe :
Map
I am trying to use the following approach to get a unique sequence value
without actually persisting an object into the table associated with
the sequence. (I really only want the unique sequence of values. I.e. if
the DB provided an Oracle style sequence, I'd probably just do a SQL
nextval()
Hi,
About read performance you can use :
1. getIterator instead of getCollection
2. or use proxy solution
3. using the cach of ojb
another thing but i don't know how can we do it in OJB ; when OJB prepare a
statement (for read) by default he make SELECT * FROM ... so i think if we
have
a posibilit
Hi,
i give you this sample example :
in case A<>B [1:n] :
the mapping of this bidiractional navigation is guaranted by the use of
inverse-foreignkey :
Mapping A classe :
Mapping B class :
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