Re: [Hibernate-devel] what to do about select distinct.....

[Jon L. <jon...@xe...>]

Hi...

I thought I would chime in since I am one of the few people who has a
project using Hibernate in a production environment.

I took a look at my code and I don't think this change would break anything,
however you never know. :-)  I'm sure other people could do what I do and
bundle a specific version of Hibernate with a specific version of their
application.  In my case, I have bundled the 1.0 release of Hibernate with
the 1.0 release of my project since I know everything is working correctly
together.

As to making the change.  I support it.  That was one thing I always
wondered why it wasn't in the query language.

Jon...

----- Original Message -----
From: <Gavin_King/Cirrus%CI...@ci...>
To: "Christian Bauer" <chr...@bl...>
Cc: <hib...@so...>
Sent: Wednesday, August 07, 2002 3:42 AM
Subject: Re: [Hibernate-devel] what to do about select distinct.....


>
> >Well, my concerns to this change are not technical. I appreciate the
> >decision and think it's better to break things now in an early stage.
>
> yeah, I do think that if something like this looks inevitable then 'tis
> best it be done quickly.
>
> But I *do* want to make it clear that I don't plan to make a habit of
> things like this.....
>
> >But I think not a lot of people will be using Hibernate in a production
> >environment.
>
> No not *many* people, but there are a few and I'm sensitive to their
> concerns because they have been supporting the project from an early
> stage. Of course, some of those projects can probably continue to use
> whatever older version they are currenty using (or at least upgrade
> as far as 1.0.1b which is quite reliable.
>
> I will probably maintain 1.0.x as a seperate branch if any major bug shows
> up in 1.0.1.
>
> For projects in development, it probably isn't such a huge wrenching
> change to add "distinct" in a couple of query strings. (Most queries
> return distinct result sets with or without the distinct keyword
> *anyway*)
>
> P.S. Christian, I added the FAQ page to version 1.1 beta 2 but I had a
> question for you: are we continuing to use AFT for the website? Or should
I
> be doing new stuff like this in docbook?
>
>
>
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