Nope, I think there is something else going on here...iBATIS is not changing your SQL...so if it says "jobduedate=?" then that is what is in the SQL map.
How are you building the application? Larry On 7/11/06, Fred Janon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Ted, Thanks for the suggestion, I looked at the link you mentioned, but I don't think that's the issue. It looks like iBatis doesn't even generatr the correct statement if the log is correct: PreparedStatement: update jobs set clientid=?, summary=?, jobduedate=? where jobid=? In this statement, "jobduedate=?" should actually genarated as "jobduedate=str_to_date(?, '%d/%m/%Y')" I think. I hope someone gives me a pointer here, I have the suspicion that iBatis just replaces the right hand side of the '=' by '?' and ignores the actual RHS expression. Fred Ted Schrader wrote: > Hi Fred, > > Does mySQL allow place holders inside of functions for JDBC? For > example: > > update jobs > set clientid=?, summary=?, jobduedate=str_to_date(?) > where jobid=? > > I ran into a similar problem with DB2 on the AS400/iSeries/i5. Check > out the last entry on > http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/oss/display/IBATIS/Environment+Specific+Information > > > Ted > > > On 08/07/06, Fred Janon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I want to convert a string containing a date in the format dd/month/year >> into a mySQL date format (YYYY/mm/dd) in an update statement. I tried: >> >> <mapped-statement name="saveJob"> >> update jobs >> set clientid=#clientId#, summary=#summary#, >> jobduedate=str_to_date(#dueDate#, '%d/%m/%Y') >> where jobid=#id# >> </mapped-statement> >> >> but it doesn't work or even generate an error, it jut stores 0000/00/00 >> in the my SQL DB. I enabled DEBUG on SQL statements and apparently the >> generated statement by iBatis is: >> >> PreparedStatement: update jobs set clientid=?, summary=?, >> jobduedate=? where jobid=? >> Parameters: [2, Yellow banner 7, 10/10/2000, 3] >> >> No sign of my function call at all. >> >> Is there a way to get my function call working? >> >> Thanks >> >> Fred >> >> >> >> >> >> >
