Hi There,
in my case works but I had to escape the : and #, see the example below
INSERT INTO "ORDER" (name, status, \"processID\") VALUES(\:\#name,
\:\#status, \:\#processID)
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Hi,
> I'm still not sure if the way I'm trying to access the java.util.Map
> resultset with :#Position is the right way. It seems that nobody is using
> this feature at all (at least I cannot find any other samples on the
> internet).
If it is documented, then it is supposed to work. :) If you ca
Hi Claus,
I'm still not sure if the way I'm trying to access the java.util.Map
resultset with :#Position is the right way. It seems that nobody is using
this feature at all (at least I cannot find any other samples on the
internet).
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Hi
Yeah sounds like we should validate in camel that the key exists. You
are welcome to log a JIRA ticket
http://camel.apache.org/support
On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 11:46 AM, Router wrote:
> Is it a bug?
>
> Under http://camel.apache.org/sql-example.html at the very bottom it says:
>
> Notice in
Is it a bug?
Under http://camel.apache.org/sql-example.html at the very bottom it says:
Notice in the SQL queries below we use named parameters which must start
with prefix ':#' and then the name, eg :#amount. Then Camel will bind that
parameter with the given name, from the
message body (if its
