RE: [jrf-user] Informix Money Datatype

[Bradley M. H. <bh...@ar...>]

Sorry, it's Monday.  I didn't think to examine the stack trace.  After =
examining the stack trace, I found the problem.  The default value I was =
passing was "DEFAULT_TO_ZERO".  I should have been passing "new =
BigDecimal(BigInteger.ZERO)" as the default value.  I'm all set now.  =
Again I apologize for my lack of investigation.

Brad Handy

-----Original Message-----
From: Erik Tennant [mailto:ete...@ca...]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 2:47 PM
To: Bradley M. Handy; jrf...@li...
Subject: Re: [jrf-user] Informix Money Datatype

Can you show a copy of the stack trace you get using the =
BigDecimalColumnSpec?

At 11:46 AM 10/28/2002, Bradley M. Handy wrote:
>I'm having a problem with the Informix "Money" datatype.  According to =
the
>JDBC driver documentation from Informix, the "money" datatype is =
supposed
>to be returned as a java.math.BigDecimal.  However, when I use
>com.is.jrf.BigDecimalColumnSpec as the column spec I get a
>ClassCastException, because JRF is interpreting it as an Integer =
instead.
>
>I've run some tests and have determined it is not Informix's driver, =
which
>was my first thought.  I've created a work around class for this, but I
>was wondering if anyone had any thoughts as to what the problem might =
be
>whether it's on my end our JRF's end.
>
>I'm using JRF 1.7.
>
>Bradley M. Handy
>Programmer/Analyst
>Spring Arbor University
>
>mailto:bh...@ar...
>
>
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