thnx.
think, thats what i was looking for...
greets
t.
On Fri, 11 Aug 2006, Jeff Butler wrote:
With Abator generated methods you could use the selectByExample method,
passing in an empty example parameter, to do the select all. Then you can
also pass the order by clause. Like this:
OdmCus
With Abator generated methods you could use the selectByExample method, passing in an empty example parameter, to do the select all. Then you can also pass the order by clause. Like this:
OdmCustomerExample example = new OdmCustomerExample();
List answer = dao.selectByExample(example, "FIRST_NA
I think you're almost there, but note that you need "$value$" rather
than "#value#" there.
Maybe compare with the code here
(http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/IBATIS#Oracle_paging)
and see the 'notes' at the end of the section
/Gwyn
On 11/08/06, Thomas Karl Schwaerzler <[EMAIL PROTEC
hello,
i'm looking for something that allows me to use a dynamic order by value
in abator.
the method could look something like this:
List getCustomersOrdered(Long groupId, String orderColumn,
String ascDesc)
..where orderColumn is a column name and ascDesc is either 'ASC' or 'DESC'
in
