Well, if you want to do it with domain object, think yuo can do it with
three sql statements instead of two - Select for update returning you
domain object. Delete the row using selected object. Change the desired
field of the object and run insert. Of course it will work unless your
table h
With that database design, there is really no other way.
You could use a Map, I suppose.
Larry
On 7/13/07, Severin Ecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi Larry,
yes or course, but there i need either a new type that i hand over to
the sqlmap unless i can use more than one parameters.. or a list
hi Larry,
yes or course, but there i need either a new type that i hand over to
the sqlmap unless i can use more than one parameters.. or a list.
your solution (which is the one i'm using atm) requires another type
definiton since i can't use the domain object
public class Bla { String hell
update foo set bar = #newBar# where foo = #foo# and bar = #bar#
Larry
On 7/13/07, Severin Ecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi all,
i have a problem (which i think i need to resolve with cursors but maybe
you know another way in ibatis)
let's say i have a table
(
hello VARCHAR,
world VARCHAR
hi all,
i have a problem (which i think i need to resolve with cursors but maybe
you know another way in ibatis)
let's say i have a table
(
hello VARCHAR,
world VARCHAR
)
both fields form the primary key together.
what i need is, selecting one specific entry (by specifying values for
both f
