:(
Unfortunately, that's not an easy upgrade to convince management
about.
I've submitted an enhancement request for this problem (IBATIS-176),
and also attached a simple test case showing how to use stored procedure
DECIMAL output parms with iBatis.
The enhancement should be quite simple to do
Jeff Butler cstone.dhs.state.il.us> writes:
>
> Shilpa,
>
> I cannot get this to fail using DB2 version 8.2, fixpack 9a. I have
> used both the type 2 and type 4 drivers, and I get the correct results
> in each case (even calling the SP multiple times - works every time).
>
> I still believe
Prashanth Sukumaran yahoo.com> writes:
>
> Hi Jeff,
>
> I don't know how the scale would work.
>
> As per jdk 1.4 there are 4 constructors to create BigDecimal. The first two
use biginteger, i
> think this will not be a case at BigInteger would not be mapped to Decimal
type field.
>
> The
Hi Jeff,
I don't know how the scale would work.
As per jdk 1.4 there are 4 constructors to create BigDecimal. The first two
use biginteger, i
think this will not be a case at BigInteger would not be mapped to Decimal type
field.
The other two use double or string. In both cases the value is
Shilpa,
I cannot get this to fail using DB2 version 8.2, fixpack 9a. I have
used both the type 2 and type 4 drivers, and I get the correct results
in each case (even calling the SP multiple times - works every time).
I still believe this is something that should be changed in iBATIS -
just to ma
Well, you can always get the source from SVN and build it. If you do
that, please share the changes, and we will get them incorporated
faster.
Larry
On 7/27/05, shilpa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
shilpa judiciary.state.nj.us> writes:>> Hi,>> It may sound little strange, but I am getting wrong
shilpa judiciary.state.nj.us> writes:
>
> Hi,
>
> It may sound little strange, but I am getting wrong data back when I call
> QueryForObject( ) method and try to get firld of Decimal data type.
>
> e.g
> I am calling this method by passing financialStatus as object.
>
> sqlMap.queryForO
OK. Unless Shilpa beats me to it, I'll enter the bug later this evening.
I'll include a small test that demonstrates the problem - it will be
dependant on a DB2 stored procedure (which I will also include).
Jeff Butler
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/27/05 2:56 PM >>>
On 7/27/05, Jeff Butler <[EMAIL PR
On 7/27/05, Jeff Butler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think we have the answer. I don't know why it works even the firsttime without specifying the scale. Weird.Anyway, iBATIS does not currently offer a way to set the scale onoutput parameters. I think what's needed is a change to the parameter
m
I think we have the answer. I don't know why it works even the first
time without specifying the scale. Weird.
Anyway, iBATIS does not currently offer a way to set the scale on
output parameters. I think what's needed is a change to the parameter
map so you can specify scale like this:
Then
Jeff Butler cstone.dhs.state.il.us> writes:
>
> Do you mean that in straight JDBC you call registerOutputParameter
> without specifying the scale?
>
> If so, then I'm back to being stumped.
>
> Jeff Butler
>
> >>> shilpa.pradhan judiciary.state.nj.us 07/27/05 1:00 PM >>>
> Jeff Butler cston
Do you mean that in straight JDBC you call registerOutputParameter
without specifying the scale?
If so, then I'm back to being stumped.
Jeff Butler
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/27/05 1:00 PM >>>
Jeff Butler cstone.dhs.state.il.us> writes:
>
> Unfortunately, I think this could be an iBATIS issue..
Jeff Butler cstone.dhs.state.il.us> writes:
>
> Unfortunately, I think this could be an iBATIS issue...
>
> In the class com.ibatis.sqlmap.engine.execution.SqlExecuter, the method
> "registerOutputParameters" always calls the version of
> CallableStatement.registerOutputParameter that does not
Unfortunately, I think this could be an iBATIS issue...
In the class com.ibatis.sqlmap.engine.execution.SqlExecuter, the method
"registerOutputParameters" always calls the version of
CallableStatement.registerOutputParameter that does not accept the scale
argument. My guess is that the DB2 driver
You could also try changing your sqlmap parameter to
This works for us in many places, using Oracle DB.
-ed
On 7/27/05, Daniel Henrique Ferreira e Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Shilpa,
>
> Really, this issue seems way weird.
> I have some points, maybe all wrong, but they are my best
Hi Shilpa,
Really, this issue seems way weird.
I have some points, maybe all wrong, but they are my best shots:
1) This problem may be caused by a buggy jdbc driver;
2) This problem may be caused by a bug in iBATIS (probably not or
someone would already pointed it);
Besides those points, have yo
Daniel Henrique Ferreira e Silva gmail.com> writes:
>
> Shilpa,
>
> That is exactly the point Larry tried to show you. As your BigDecimal
> has scale 0, it shows you only the integer part of the value. Set it
> to 2, for example, in your setter:
>
> public void setMyBigDecimalProperty(BigDecim
Shilpa,
That is exactly the point Larry tried to show you. As your BigDecimal
has scale 0, it shows you only the integer part of the value. Set it
to 2, for example, in your setter:
public void setMyBigDecimalProperty(BigDecimal val) {
this.myBigDecimalProperty = val;
this.myBigDecimalP
Larry Meadors gmail.com> writes:
>
> What I mean is if you set the scale on the object, is the real value there?
> yourBigDecimal.setScale(2);
> Larry
I am geting only 99 from iBatis, not 99.11
I am printing what I am getting in set method of value object, and its showing
me just 99. I called
Larry Meadors gmail.com> writes:
>
> What I mean is if you set the scale on the object, is the real value there?
> yourBigDecimal.setScale(2);
> Larry
No there is no real value there.
Larry Meadors gmail.com> writes:
>
> What I mean is if you set the scale on the object, is the real value there?
> yourBigDecimal.setScale(2);
> Larry
Where I need to set this? In my value object?
I have a Value object as :
public class FinancialStatus {
BigDecimal financialSocialsecurity;
What I mean is if you set the scale on the object, is the real value there?
yourBigDecimal.setScale(2);
Larry
Larry Meadors gmail.com> writes:
>
>
> Do you need to set the scale on the bigdecimal variable?
>
> On 7/26/05, shilpa judiciary.state.nj.us
> > wrote:Prashanth Sukumaran
> yahoo.com> writes:>> Hi Shilpa,>> Just in case, have you defined the bean
variable as int/integer by mistake.>> Rgds>
Do you need to set the scale on the bigdecimal variable?On 7/26/05, shilpa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:Prashanth Sukumaran
yahoo.com> writes:>> Hi Shilpa,>> Just in case, have you defined the bean variable as int/integer by mistake.>> Rgds>> Prashanth.>> --- shilpa <
shilpa.pradhan judiciary.stat
Prashanth Sukumaran yahoo.com> writes:
>
> Hi Shilpa,
>
> Just in case, have you defined the bean variable as int/integer by mistake.
>
> Rgds
>
> Prashanth.
>
> --- shilpa judiciary.state.nj.us> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > It may sound little strange, but I am getting wrong data back wh
Hi Shilpa,
Just in case, have you defined the bean variable as int/integer by mistake.
Rgds
Prashanth.
--- shilpa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It may sound little strange, but I am getting wrong data back when I call
> QueryForObject( ) method and try to get firld of Decimal data
Nathan Maves Sun.COM> writes:
>
> Can you send your xml code? (ResultMap, SQLMap)
>
> Nathan
>
> On Jul 26, 2005, at 2:50 PM, shilpa wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > It may sound little strange, but I am getting wrong data back
> > when I call
> > QueryForObject( ) method and try to get fi
Can you send your xml code? (ResultMap, SQLMap)
Nathan
On Jul 26, 2005, at 2:50 PM, shilpa wrote:
Hi,
It may sound little strange, but I am getting wrong data back
when I call
QueryForObject( ) method and try to get firld of Decimal data type.
e.g
I am calling this method by passing
Hi,
It may sound little strange, but I am getting wrong data back when I call
QueryForObject( ) method and try to get firld of Decimal data type.
e.g
I am calling this method by passing financialStatus as object.
sqlMap.queryForObject("selectFinancialInfo",finStatus);
I am using Stored Pr
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