I'd imagine that this behaviour is entirely as expected.
If there's no results, then getResult isn't called...makes sense.
There's a feature request in JIRA about gaining access to metadata...no ETA though...
Cheers,
Clinton
On 8/26/05, Mirek Kopriva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,I'm encounterin
Does anyone know how to reference a statement in
another mapping file for the flushOnExecute
property? I tried prepending the namespace and IBatis
can't seem to find the statement.
Thanks
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Hi there!
>A couple of options:
>1) use resultMap instead of resultClass
I did think about that, but can you do that ?
I did try like this:
But, the HashMap now is empty with a null object (size = 1) .. Meaning can't
populate the
fieldes... As I thought ...
Priyesh,
I don't think that this problem could be a driver problem, because
using the same driver but creating a query using Statement the problem
is solved, by now I'm doing this way. I think the problem is about
something with the mapping of Ibatis to Oracle.
Anyway, I'll try to change the dri
A couple of options:
1) use resultMap instead of resultClass
2) use a bean instead of a Map
Using resultClass=Map, you get whatever JDBC sends back - which in
this case is a BigInteger.
My vote would be to use both a bean and a result map - the behavior is
much more predictable, and you'll get
You need to choose between compareProperty or compareValue...
What you are trying to do requires the following:
The attribute compareProperty would be used to compare against another
property...
Niels
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From: Eugeny N Dzhurinsky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: dinsdag
I'm trying to execute
select * from table
test = #test#
The thing is if the test property in the object does have value set to -1,
the IsNotEqual is appended to the SQL query for some reason.
The test property is declared as "int".
Any ideas?
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Title: Melding
Hi
there!
I have a queryForMap
like this:
HashMap codes
= (HashMap) sqlMap.queryForMap("retrieveAdminUserAccessCodes", "testUser", "CODE", "VALUE"));
And the query like
this:
select CODE,
VALUE from
ADMINUSERACCESS
where
