case.
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>On 6/23/05, Aaron Craven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> Wonderful!
>>
>> So, using the example below, I would simply add a groupBy to my resultMap
>> for Customer (say groupBy="customerID"), and one to my resultMap for Contact
>>
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>There's no limit. You can go as wide or deep as you like. You can load any
>graph of practical limit (i.e. ridiculous graphs won't likely perform well).
>But certainly this is possible. The unit test actually uses a three tier
>nesting.
>
>Cheers,
>Clinto
using the groupBy attribute.
>
>If you are not in a great big hurry, I will be looking at this in a
>couple of days (possibly this weekend).
>
>Larry
>
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>On 6/22/05, Aaron Craven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> I cannot decide if I've missed something i
I cannot decide if Ive missed something in the documentation, or if Im just
plain old confused, but either way I need some help. With iBATIS 2, I realize
the N+1 selects problem has been solved by the addition of the groupBy
property. However, Im a bit confused as to how this would be done