Hi!
Problem solved. I removed all the JDBC things and implemented two more
finder methods for min and max of date such as:
finder-method query=$rw_websiteID = $1 and rw_datetime in (select min
(rw_datetime) from logfilerow where $rw_websiteID = $1)
method
ejb-nameLogFileRow/ejb-name
Hello!
I call the following code in a Message Driven Bean in Orion 1.5.2. After the
conn.close() all entity beans I created in some code before are destroyed.
The database is empty. The sql statement gets the right result but after the
close everything is lost. No error, nothing. Without the
Hi Marc.
Maybe try a conn.commit() before conn.close()?
-Steve
Marc Lehnert wrote:
Hello!
I call the following code in a Message Driven Bean in Orion 1.5.2. After the
conn.close() all entity beans I created in some code before are destroyed.
The database is empty. The sql statement gets
();
stmt.close ();
conn.close();
This means that the connection is now free for the CMT to use again (I THINK
;)
john
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Subject: JDBC connection leak
