Re: iBatis Unit Testing

If you're using Spring then this is a godsend: http://static.springframework.org/spring/docs/1.2.x/api/org/springframework/test/AbstractTransactionalDataSourceSpringContextTests.html Transactions rollback the data no matter what happens. The db is always left in a consistent state and unit testin

Re: iBatis Unit Testing

I use HSQLDB for 90% of my unit testing.  Cheers, ClintonOn 10/17/05, Larry Meadors <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Have you looked into dbunit?LarryOn 10/17/05, Gajendra Naidu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> Hi>> Can some body suggest me on writting Unit Test cases using JUNIT for DAOs > which have been

Re: How to insert large BLOBs?

Depends on what you mean by big.. if it's 100s of MB, you should look at direct jdbc. if it's 100s of KB, you could use a byte[]. Larry On 10/17/05, Zsolt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > What is he preferred way to insert large blobs? I would like to do that via > InputStream. > > Zsolt >

Re: iBatis Unit Testing

Have you looked into dbunit? Larry On 10/17/05, Gajendra Naidu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > > Can some body suggest me on writting Unit Test cases using JUNIT for DAOs > which have been extended SqlMapDaoTemplate.class. > > Thanks in advance. > > Gaj

iBatis Unit Testing

Hi   Can some body suggest me on writting Unit Test cases using JUNIT for DAOs which have been extended SqlMapDaoTemplate.class.   Thanks in advance.   Gaj

Re: Problem calling a oracle stored procedure

Title: Message Does the procedure return anything ? You should use a insert() method to call the procedure in the Java code to avoid iBatis to try and retrieve a value from the procedure. DelCastillo, Alberto a écrit :  I have problem calling a stored procedure (I'm using

How to insert large BLOBs?

Hi, What is he preferred way to insert large blobs? I would like to do that via InputStream. Zsolt

Problem calling a oracle stored procedure

Title: Message  I have problem calling a stored procedure (I'm usingoracle 10g).===This is my iBatis-sqlMap-CreditScoreCache file:class="com.axacanada.creditscore.implementation.cache.CreditScoreCacheAction">nullValue="" javaType=" java.l

Re: Keyed sub selects

Gareth Moorst writes: Isn't this the classic use of groupBy? See the thread earlier entitled "Group By for multiple column primary keys" Particularly my last contribution - where I lay out how I was doing this in a some detail (I am using Lists rather than hashmaps but whatever). ---

FW: Keyed sub selects

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