bits in "iBatis in
>> Action", but haven't found a solution yet.
>>
>> Does the stored procedure have to be created in a certain way to allow me
>> to grab a hold of the status code?
>>
>> Help greatly appreciated,
>> Mike
>>
>>
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Hi All,
I know this issue has come up before, but I'm curious if there is a
solution. I am in the process of evaluating iBatis (and we have pretty much
decided on it) as the sql mapper for our IT-Revitalization project. We have
over 1000 Stored Procedures in a Sybase database. So far we have gott
en a self-optimizing one
> that you won't want to mess with.
>
> However, if you want to test it out with or without it, you can just add
> it
> as an attribute to or whatever value makes
> sense
> to your situation.
>
> Clinton
>
> On 5/13/07, BenBaril <
et has already been built.
>>
>> The only applicable performance factor that you have control of outside
>> of
>> the proc is the fetch size, the size of the batches of rows that are
>> returned at a time. And even that is only a driver "hint". iBATIS
&
pose we're well past that now. If you
> think
> it will improve performance for you, we can probably add it. If so,
> please
> open a JIRA ticket for it.
>
> Clinton
>
> On 5/10/07, BenBaril <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>> I'm won
I'm wondering on how the implementation of maxRows works when calling
queryForList. Does it execute a stmt.setMaxRows(maxRows); or does it receive
all the rows from the database, parse then trim?
Thanks,
Benjamin Baril
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