What version of iBATIS are you running? What database are you running
against? It appears to be caused by an exception thrown by the JDBC driver.
You should turn on Debugging as Vadim suggested and find out what exact SQL
statement is being excecuted.
-Richard
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Have you tried turning on logging? (see here for details:
http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/oss/display/IBATIS/How+do+I+get+SqlMapClient+to+log+SQL+statements
)
This would allow you to see both the actual PreparedStatement that is
being used, as well as the parameters that are being p
values are ok
the question is:
in jdeveloper (embedded oc4j) the queries (all) are ok
in production oc4j no
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Christian,
What are the values in your EsamiIscrSbf object when the exception occurs?
-Richard
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the problem is:
Can you provide your sql map
"SIDA_ESAMI_ISCR_SBF.abatorgenerated_updateByPrimaryKeySelective"?
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the problem is:
in jdeveloper (i
Well, that leads to a similar conclusion: Verify that the naming
conventions for your production environment RDBMS are the same as for
dev. Tripple check that the production environment is using the correct
versions of packages and, obviously, that all needed packages are in the
classpath.
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the problem is:
in jdeveloper (in embedded oc4j) run well
in production enviroment throw exception
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RE: abator problem
Your problem is not with abator, bu
Your problem is not with abator, but rather with the statements you try
to execute (as stated by the exceptions). Anyway, check your map for
illegal characters in field and table names as well as for correct
syntax.
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hello,
i have a problem with abator
my code run ok in jdeveloper (10.1.3.1)
and throws an exception in production (oc4j version 9.0.4.1)
i write this code:
//
EsamiIscrSbf esbf = new EsamiIscrSbf();
...
EsamiIscrSbfDAO esbfDAO = ...;
esbfDAO.updateByPr
