cmose wrote:
Jeff thanks for the reply,
I didn't really believe that there were phantom tables being created
somewhere ;-)
Trouble is that I have 0 caching configured anywhere and am not using
explicit transactions anywhere, strictly using a simple data source that
just connects to the database via jdbc and then using the sqlmapclient to
call up queries from the mapping files so I'm rather at a loss to figure out
where this problem is occuring.
Albert, I'm not certain I follow what you mean; do you mean that an
application running on a tomcat server was using ibatis and you had to
restart tomcat before that application would see updates made via isql*plus
or anything else other than the app?
Sorry, should have been a clearer. Yes, we have a Java application
running on a tomcat server that was built with iBatis sql maps and dao.
We did find that when a change was made using anything, but the
application, we did not see the changes until we rebooted the tomcat
server. Unfortunately, neither I or the other person working on the
project have taken the time to really figure out why this was. Neither
of us is familiar enough with anything we are using to do the
troubleshooting needed to pinpoint the cause. So I can't really give
you a clear point of attack. Hope someone else can point to a likely
place. I will be following this thread with interest.
If so, I'm currently still testing this out so I'm just running a few
classes directly from eclipse. I tried restarting eclipse, cleaning the
project, shoot, I went so far as rebooting the workstation that the app was
running on and all to no avail.
I'm really quite stuck on this and I'm very very hesitant to put this into a
production environment if i can't figure out what is causing this problem.
thanks much for any insight!
