Hi everyone,
It's always been the iBATIS policy to support the current JDK version,
and one previous version. However, we've been supporting JDK 1.3
and JDBC 2.0 for some time simply because it wasn't a problem.
We're now at a point whereby there is enough legacy JDK 1.3 and JDBC
2.0 code that
Just to correct a possible misunderstanding - iBATIS does not detect the dependancy on your delete. MySQL is doing it through a cascaded delete.
iBATIS is really just sending SQL to the database through JDBC - there's very little magic going on here.
iBATIS knows very little about your table s
IIRC, leave the property="" attribute off of the tage, and it will use the parameter object directly.
ClintonOn 8/26/05, Nathan Maves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
what is the syntax to use the dynamic tags against the stringparameter that was sent in?Nathan
Ack!! What has happened this time? Last time the MoinMoin
upgrade messed us up. What could it be this time? AFAIK
Confluence hasn't been changed.
Any ideas? Anyone?
Clinton
On 8/28/05, Oscar Picasso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,Most of the links in the FAQ are broken (actually all the
Hi
Albert,
thanks a lot for the
answer. Indeed it was the reason of the problem. I added the following selectKey
to my mapping file and it works:
INSERT INTO instrument (internalNumber) VALUES
(#internalNumber#)
SELECT
last_insert_id()
I'm now facing
Reza,
I don't know if this is what is causing the problem, but I think there
might be a problem with your table definition for the option table.
instrument_id is supposed to reference the id in the instrument table,
but you have it set up as a auto_increment field. I would think
that you would
