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Not really a shortcoming in Hibernate. It does the same ting db2app does.
"Hibernate is also one-query. Hibernate keeps track of a dirty bit for each field. It updates the dirty bits using interceptors, so it is automatic.
This is the kind of thing that AOP is good for. And hints at the reason the industry has moved toward containers, which is basically all about and motivated by...
2009-11-02 09:51:23 UTC in Automatic Database to Web or Other App
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To clarify, changing the contact email of a company should not require retrieving a row from the Contact table if the table is keyed off of the Company table but allow simply an update using the key and new email. Well, maybe Hibernate supports this and I'm wrong about how it seems to work. I'll try to research it to be sure. Otherwise, its taking two queries for what should be one query. OO...
2009-11-01 01:07:56 UTC in Automatic Database to Web or Other App
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Hibernate is an Object technology and not an RDBMS integration technology. My initial research into Hibrenate is very surprising. It seems to play against GemTree and other Object systems. This simply is not the basis for corporate software. It is actually quite amazing to see it is being used on so many projects. HEre's the summary of what it does...
2009-11-01 01:04:36 UTC in Automatic Database to Web or Other App
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Apparently iBatis cannot parse SQL queries with Oracle Windowing functions. I doubt Hibernate can either. Add in the non-real support for cursors as they are closed each time the connection changes and the pagination of data to a UI is inefficient at best. Architecturally elegant until you get into real workloads. Example:
This is for pagination etc…
SELECT * FROM(
select SNP_RATING...
2009-10-29 17:44:01 UTC in Automatic Database to Web or Other App
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Since the code can allocate a dedicated Connection then it can hold a cursor open even across HTTP calls. Unfortunately, I don't think iBatis or Hibernate can do this.
http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/oss/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=5653.
2009-10-29 17:29:20 UTC in Automatic Database to Web or Other App
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timjowers made 1 file-release changes.
2009-10-28 12:17:01 UTC in Automatic Database to Web or Other App
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Disregard that message. Its not a bug. The input should be 8 characters. And the check digit must be set (the 9th char from the routing number). If the input is the routing number then the output will not be right. It must be a string of the first 8 chars of the routing number as input.
2009-10-09 13:03:24 UTC in ACHViewer
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Should be 9 0's now:
this.receivingDfiId = formatACHDecimal(receivingDfiId,"000000000");.
2009-10-09 12:23:12 UTC in ACHViewer
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Uncommented the line to Run with Command Windows and it does come up.
"Run with a command Window"
ApplicationArguments.initialize() called twice
Not sure why it worked before but not now.
2009-10-08 17:52:13 UTC in SQuirreL SQL Client
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Try to start squirrel from Windows Program menu. DOS cmd shell pops up and goes away. App starts minimized. It cannot be maximized. It does not have the normal right click menu. Must be killed from Task manager by killing Java. The splash screen does show and progress. Editted squirrel stays minimized and added some pauses. Do not see where it dies.
It was running against a large Oracle db...
2009-10-08 17:47:20 UTC in SQuirreL SQL Client
