PS: if it hasn't been made clear by my previous posts, if you call
queryForList with a maxRows attribute, it will only request that many rows
back from the database. It won't bring back all 10k. This of course
depends on the driver, but I've never seen one that does something that
silly. ;-)
If it's a proc returning that result set, then I doubt setMaxRows would help
anyway. You can't just apply a limit outside of the scope of the proc, the
result set has already been built.
The only applicable performance factor that you have control of outside of
the proc is the fetch size, the si
Thanks for the suggestions. I'm going to be quick and say I didn't write this
code as I would not have duplicated the getBytes call in the original
source. Anyway, I wrote my own custom type handler and it all works just
super.
Niels Beekman-2 wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I don't believe there is a way
Have you tried using java.net.Url, or one of its subtypes, to locate it?
From: Jane Phillips [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2007 8:53 AM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: unable to load dao.xml outside of .war
Hello,
I am new to iBati
Hello,
I am new to iBatis and need help on one,maybe simple to you, problem. I need
to read dao.xml file from a config path which is out side of the .ear or .war
package. I was required to put all those .xml files(dao.xml , sqlMap.xml and
datasource.properties etc) under a arbitrary direct
Well you can go the $$ way as Larry indicated, but he also did warn you ;)
What I liked in iBatis from the very start was that it's ME who controls all
the sql and I can add optimizer hints in iBatis statements. I use
Oracle, but hope the following applies to DB2 too: I'd try including hints
i
