As a fundamental protocol, I prefer to keep any "attitudes" and
"finger-pointing" off the table. Let us just focus on the real
problem-solving.
Though I am very versatile in speaking languages like C, C++ and Java, I
assumed we all can speak and understand "English." You can also clearly see
the
>> Now comes the "religious" discussion. The above design works well for
>> Oracle, DB2 and MySQL, etc. But PostgresQL seems to choke. It complains
>> about the data type mismatch. By reading various discussions on your
>> forum,
>> there seems to some issues with the data type mapping at the JDBC
On 09/25/2010 05:33 AM, stagirus wrote:
> Good afternoon. I am the Chief Architect, with 19 years of experience
> in the software industry
Without meaning to sound excessively grumpy, I'm surprised that those 19
years didn't teach you to provide detailed error messages, in-depth
description, a
[Moving the discussion to the PostgreSQL JDBC list, with a blind copy
to bugs. This doesn't sound to me like a bug, per se, but an
extension to the JDBC driver which may be a convenience to some
users. We're more likely to get the attention of the right group of
people on the JDBC list.]
stagir
Thank you for your quick response. As I stated above, we directly do not call
any JDBC API, not any more. It is all done by Hibernate OR mapping. The
above solution (Hibernate mapping) worked fine with Oracle JDBC drivers, for
a long time. I believe Hibernate might be mapping, or calling the
appro
stagirus wrote:
> JDBC driver does not convert boolean value (false/true) to
> integers (0/1).
Can you mention which methods of which classes you would expect to
do this?
-Kevin
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Good afternoon. I am the Chief Architect, with 19 years of experience in the
software industry, for an enterprise software product. I am requesting your
help to better understand or resolve the following issue.
Our architecture is based on Spring and Hibernate. The product is required
to support
