Hi! In reply to my own post I've discovered my problem. It was in the code
generated by abator; in the instruction "insert" puts the function nvl in
all columns, including the BLOB column and this is causing, attempting to
insert a NUMBER instead of a BLOB (BINARY). I don't know why but seems that
Hi! In reply to my own post I've discovered my problem. It was in the code
generated by abator; in the instruction "insert" puts the function nvl in
all columns, including the BLOB column and this is causing, attempting to
insert a NUMBER instead of a BLOB (BINARY). I don't know why but seems that
Hi! In reply to my own post I've discovered my problem. It was in the code
generated by abator; in the instruction "insert" puts the function nvl in
all columns, including the BLOB column and this is causing, attempting to
insert a NUMBER instead of a BLOB (BINARY). I don't know why but seems that
I have to admit that I know Oracle only very basically, though bare with me :-)
But what I think seems to be complicate matters is that you're backing up your
database cold.
I remember that I did this also a couple of years ago when I didn't know that
RMAN can do this while the database is sti
Very soon we're releasing our first build of our legacy app using
iBATIS! We've converted about 10% of our legacy SQL to iBATIS so far,
and it's really working great. Things are 15-30% faster compared to
our old framework (homegrown SOAP server for all data access).
We're using iBATIS with Tomcat
Hi Kay,
Thanks for your answer.
Actually, the getCatName is just a example, it could be "select * from Cat"
and the table Cat would be constituted with 2 fields : a name and an age.
I had already tried to use the groupBy property but it didn't work. Actually
i was using it wrong. This morning,
