Hi,
I am using a timestamp to manage concurrency. But I'm having a problem when
a transaction is rolled back.
I update the timestamp when the object is saved. It works great. But if the
save is just one part of the transaction and the transaction fails and rolls
back, then the object is left wi
Not sure if I understand right but can't you just do...
select * from Someone where UPPER(name) like UPPER(#name# )
Then put the '%' in the actual name proerty value. As in String s =
"%nameParamValue%";
That's how I do my LIKE statements.
HelpMePlz wrote:
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> Hi to all,
>
> select * from
Ok, I suspect the problem is to do with my query. It's returning results like
this:
username | authority | description | authority
Maarten | ROLE_CUSTOMER | SPECIAL | ROLE_MANAGEMENT
Maarten | ROLE_CUSTOMER | SPECIAL | ROLE_XYZ
Maarten | ROLE_VISITOR | SPECIAL | ROLE_MANAGEMENT
Maarten | ROLE_VIS
Hi,
I am having problems mapping more than one outer join to a result set. I saw
another posting for a similar issue, but I still can't get it to work.
I basically have three objects - User, Role and UserGroup.
The respective tables have many-to-many relationships implemented with join
tables.