You have a timezone problem. The date is being inserted in the GMT
timezone, but you are expecting it to be PST, 8 hrs behind. I'm not
familiar with PostgreSQL, maybe there's a default timezone setting or
default formatting that the postgres driver is doing.
-ed
On 3/1/06, Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTE
I am having a problem inserting a date into a TIMESTAMP field. The field in
the database is exactly 8 hours ahead of the Date object I am inserting. My
insert statement is:
INSERT INTO scanorder (clo1, col2, scn_date) values (#value1#, #value2#,
#scanOrderDate:TIMESTAMP#)
I am using Ibatis ve
Yah that's it. I see what you mean. Hmm...MarkOn 3/1/06, Jeff Butler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is the intended result:
1. A new domain object called Address
2. Address has a state property with getters/setters
3. An address property in the "outer" domain object with getters/setters
4. The oute
Is the intended result:
1. A new domain object called Address
2. Address has a state property with getters/setters
3. An address property in the "outer" domain object with getters/setters
4. The outer object creates a new Address object in its constructor
Seems like a lot to infer from a column
DISCLAIMER: I know that the address information should have been in a
different table but that is the reason that I need iBatis.
I would like to be able to define a column override like this. address.state"/>If I do this it will generate the mappings and sql statements that I
*do* want
It is planned. But, it has not been implemented. I think there is a
JIRA issue on it. Feel free to cast a vote for it.
Brandon
On 3/1/06, Bryan Hunt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I found a message on the serverside from 2004 indicating that
> constructor based mapping was a planned f
Hello Ashish,
Regarding a way to not have to create a java class for your result class, you
could very easily just set your resultClass to a java.util.HashMap. This will
be popultated for any results for the key being the name of the field being
returned and the value being the value.
As far a
Hi
What is the best way to design java class for mapping,
for example suppose i have a SQL querry which join 2-3
tables and returns the data,
should i design java class to match this SQL querry,
or should i design java class to match tables, and
then create a Map in xml file and then populate data
Hi there, I found a message on the serverside from 2004 indicating thatconstructor based mapping was a planned feature but I haven't been able to find any reference to it in the documentation.Has it been implemented or will it be implemented in a release any
time soon ?Beste Bryan
/Warning: rambling aside ahead:/ I remember the eye-opening I had in OS theory class when
we talked about IO-bound vs. processor-bound... and the fact that going to disk is often a
*thousand times slower* than getting something out of ram (microseconds vs. nanoseconds).
So, if the database acce
Dear All,
Has anyone ever experienced problems with missing hours/minutes/seconds
in a date field (from oracle database)?
for example i have a query like this:
SELECT sysdate today, 'dummy' dummy_field1, 'dummy' dummy_field2
FROM dual
then instead of returning complete date like
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