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From: Wes B. <we...@ca...> - 2005-05-23 19:26:11
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Carl Boshoff wrote: > Hey guys > > I've been trying to use firebird with XORM, > but so far it's just been a headache, > have any of you tried an got firebird working with XORM Hi Carl, I haven't tried Firebird before, though perhaps someone else has. If you post some of the errors you're seeing (with stack traces please) I can try to help diagnose. Wes |
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From: Carl B. <car...@la...> - 2005-05-23 10:19:25
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Hey guys I've been trying to use firebird with XORM, but so far it's just been a headache, have any of you tried an got firebird working with XORM thanks Carl |
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From: Chuck W. <ch...@ma...> - 2004-12-06 22:37:53
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Wes,
You have successfully subscribed me to the Xorm list. Thanks!
I'm looking forward to the results of your test case. We really need to
speed up the iteration over extents for our app.
Re. the stack trace, I'll try to get one. I've worked around the
problem for now based on my last message, i.e. using
org.xorm.datastore.sql.IdleCheckSQL, which stops bad connections from
ever being issued from the pool. However, it introduces an extra SQL
operation for every transaction (e.g., every access) and it doesn't
solve the same unrecoverable-Xorm-state problem that can occur with
other driver errors. I'll need to back out the work around and run my
app overnight to trigger the problem again and get a stack trace.
Chuck
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wes Biggs [mailto:we...@ca...]
> Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 2:21 PM
> To: Chuck Williams
> Subject: Re: Performance problem with CollectionProxy.next()
>=20
> Hi Chuck,
>=20
> I think I have successfully subscribed you to the list now, if you
want
> to give it a shot. Not sure what's up with sourceforge in that
regard.
>=20
> Your solution to #1 looks right -- I don't think I've ever spent
much
> time on extent optimization (or maybe it used to work in one pass
but
> some of the work on hollow objects has since busted it). I'll build
a
> little test case and try it out. Looks like with some creative key
> values, the inner loop problem could be optimized too.
>=20
> As far as how active XORM is -- it's alive, but it doesn't have a
broad
> developer or user base compared to e.g. TJDO or JPOX. For the
problems
> we chose to tackle, it's very stable and (can be) performant.
However
> it's not likely to be a fully compliant JDO implementation any time
> soon. For myself I offer the lame excuse of having been busy with a
lot
> of personal affairs ('tis the season).
>=20
> One of the XORM devs asked if you could send a stack trace for the
MySQL
> connection problem you were having, if you can get hooked up on the
list.
>=20
> Wes
>=20
> Chuck Williams wrote:
>=20
> > Wes,
> >
> > I still cannot subscribe to xorm-users due to the error I reported
> > earlier, "550-Postmaster verification failed while checking
> > <ch...@ma...>". This happens when I send the confirmation
> > message to xor...@li... after
subscribing
> > on the site and receiving the message asking for confirmation. The
> > site lists you as the administrator for this list.
> >
> > Here is a new problem and some proposed fixes that I would greatly
> > appreciate your thoughts on. I'd post this to the list if I could
get
> > subscribed.
> >
> > I've got a serious performance problem in iterating over all of
the
> > instances of a persistent class via
> > InterfaceManager.getExtent().iterator(). Creating the iterator
does a
> > single SELECT for the fetch-group columns of all rows of the class
> > table. This is good. But, when iterating over the results, two
> > problems arise in CollectionProxy.next():
> >
> > 1. (Most serious) The just retrieved row values are thrown away
and a
> > hollow proxy object is returned. This causes a subsequent SELECT
for
> > each individual object as soon as any field is accessed. The table
in
> > question has about 20k rows and the single SELECT got most of the
> > important data, but now instead of using the data Xorm does 20k
single
> > row SELECT's to reacquire the column values as the fields are
> > accessed. It seems to me there is an almost trivial fix to this,
by
> > just passing lastRow into InterfaceManager.lookup() and using this
row
> > instead of the hollow row it constructs. Do you see a problem with
> > this simple optimization?
> >
> > 2. (Bad, but not as serious). Each call to
InterfaceManager.lookup()
> > first looks for the value in the current transaction via
> > TransactionImpl.get(), which as noted in its comment has a slow
linear
> > implementation. When iterating over an extent as here, each
> > subsequently iterated object gets added to the transaction, so
this
> > creates an inner loop for each next() that iterates over all prior
> > objects looking to see if the new object was previously added to
the
> > transaction. The total time to iterate the objects is therefore
> > quadratic in the number of instances of the class, which is a
sizable
> > amount when there are 20k objects!
> >
> > It's taking 2 minutes for a tight loop in my application to just
> > create the extent and iterate over it, and about 30 minutes more
to
> > re-acquire all the data as fields are accessed. All of this time
is in
> > Xorm. The same query in JDBC, getting the same data, takes 2
seconds.
> > Just not throwing the data away (optimization #1) would reduce the
> > total 30 minutes+ to 2 minutes. Eliminating the inner loop (e.g.
with
> > a hash table, optimization #2) would probably bring this down into
the
> > seconds.
> >
> > Does my proposed fix to number 1 look ok to you? Is there
something in
> > the works for #2? -- I could look at what it would take to fix
that
> too.
> >
> > On a general note, I'm curious whether there is any active use or
> > development of Xorm, given the inactivity on the mail list and the
> > apparently broken subscribe function.
> >
> > Our project needs to decide whether or not to continue using Xorm,
so
> > I would really appreciate any information you can provide.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Chuck
> >
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From: Wes B. <we...@tr...> - 2004-11-28 20:18:10
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Chuck, I'm copying your thread to the mailing list because I think this issue has been dealt with before (though it's possible some recent change has broken things). Does this sound familiar, anyone? Wes Chuck Williams wrote: > Wes, > > My saga continues. Unfortunately rollback at the level of the > InterfaceManager operations did not work because > TranscationImpl.begin() resets its state to no-transaction, which > generates an exception in TransactionImpl.rollback(). This seems > inconsistent with the semantics of BaseSQLDriver.begin(), which does > not reset its state if the driver operations fail (e.g., due to a > stale collection). So, this made me think the real fix should be in > BaseSQLDriver after all. However, there are subtle cases here > depending on where the error occurs (mine is occurring in the call to > setAutoCommit() in BaseSQLDriver.begin(), but errors could occur many > other places). The problem is clear – Xorm is leaving itself in an > inconsistent non-recoverable state if various errors occur in the > underlying driver, such as connections that have gone bad and probably > many others. However, I’m not sure of the right fix. > > I’m now trying to workaround my current problem by setting > org.xorm.datastore.sql.IdleCheckSQL to the same SQL that MySQL/J uses > for a ping (“SELECT 1”). This should stop bad connections from ever > being issued from the pool and hopefully will address the current > issue – however, I’m still concerned that Xorm is non-recoverably dead > after certain errors. And this is not a very efficient solution as it > adds an extra SQL operation to every transaction. The complete fix > would be for Xorm to capture errors in the driver, ensure its state is > consistent for future operations, and retry the operation for errors > that are retryable (communications errors, sql exception sate 08S01, > and deadlocks, sql exception state 41000). At least this is what > MySQL/J recommends. This would also be more efficient, as the pings > would not be necessary. > > Do you have any suggestions? > > > Thanks, > > > Chuck > > Chuck Williams > > V: (415)464-1889 > > C: (415)846-9018 > > /ch...@ma... <mailto:ch...@ma...>/ > > AIM: hawimanawiz > > -----Original Message----- > *From:* Chuck Williams > *Sent:* Saturday, November 27, 2004 9:07 PM > *To:* Chuck Williams; 'wb...@us...' > *Subject:* ADDENDUM: RE: Xorm, MySQL/J and autoReconnect > > Wes, > > I’ve been looking at this further. If I’m understanding Xorm properly, > then I think there is a bug in the treatment of NontransactionalRead, > which would be easy for me to fix. There are three places where Xorm > creates a transaction automatically, all in InterfaceManager: > refreshColumns, selectRows and executeSizeQuery. Each of these creates > a transaction if NontransactionalRead’s are being used (which my > project uses). Each of these cases has a finally clause that commits > the transaction. However, if the commit fails due to an earlier error > in the processing, no rollback is done. If the error occurs in > BaseSQLDriver.begin (and probably in many other places as well), e.g. > due to a dead socket (my problem), the transaction is left in a bad > state. I don’t think it is right in general for BaseSQLDriver.begin to > clean up its state, as it may be important to exterior error handling > (is that right?) – also this would likely not be a complete fix if the > error occurred later in the transaciton. However, I think that the > users of BaseSQLDriver.begin should issue a rollback if an error > occurs, and it appears the rollback would restore the state properly. > > Does this seem right? > > Thanks again for any help, > > Chuck > > -----Original Message----- > *From:* Chuck Williams > *Sent:* Saturday, November 27, 2004 3:31 PM > *To:* 'wb...@us...' > *Subject:* Xorm, MySQL/J and autoReconnect > > Wes, > > I don't know if you are still involved with Xorm as your sourceforge > email address bounces now, but you helped me out with a question a few > months ago and I was wondering if you might have a suggestion for a > problem I just hit. If there is a better place to ask a question like > this, please let me know. > > I'm using Xorm beta 6 with MySQL/J jdbc driver to MySQL 4.1.7. After 8 > hours of inactivity, MySQL/J closes the socket connection to the MySQL > server. We have autoReconnect=true, so the next attempted database > operation should automatically reconnect, but apparently this is not > the case for some calls. Xorm is calling Connection.setAutoCommit(), > which appears to require the caller to catch the generated > SQLException and then retry. Connection.setAutoCommit() sets a flag on > the first error, and then if this flag is set reopens the connection > on the next attempt. However, Xorm is not making a next attempt. > > To handle this error at the application level, we would seem to need > to wrap every accessor call in our app, which is quite painful and > would defeat the whole purpose of the Xorm/JDO abstraction. > > > Do you have any suggestions? > > Thanks for any help, > > Chuck > > Chuck Williams > > V: (415)464-1889 > > C: (415)846-9018 > > /ch...@ma... <mailto:ch...@ma...>/ > > AIM: hawimanawiz > |
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From: Michael W. <mik...@ya...> - 2004-09-23 19:34:09
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Hi,
In beta5 with a 1 to 1 relationship, if the key in the
secondary table does not exist, the jdo field mapping
to the secondary record is null. We could do checks
like:
if (primaryObj.getRelatedRecord() != null) {
// doSomething with related record..
}
However in beta6, the field is no longer null, we have
a jdo object in the field -- however all the fields of
the secondary object are null.
This causes programs written with the first behavior
to break, since we assume we have a good related
record
Is this new behavior intended?
Thanks,
Mike.
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From: Seaman, S. <Slo...@pt...> - 2004-09-23 11:48:01
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There are two places within BaseSQLDriver that the PreparedStatement that is used is not closed. This may be one of the reasons why I have been getting "To many open cursor" errors in my apps. There should be a ps1.close() at the following lines: 191 - Not closed when getting ID 224 - Not closed wen reading ID Thought you should know! -- Sloan |
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From: Seaman, S. <Slo...@pt...> - 2004-09-15 18:57:06
|
I have a view in a database that does not have a defined primary key (it's a legacy db schema... real ugly) and I want to just get data from it (read-only). If I don't define one of the columns as a primary key I get : javax.jdo.JDOFatalUserException: No primary key has been set for table specinfo.well_dump. XORM requires a primary key column in order to map a Java class to this table. To get around this I set the column TISSUEID as the primary key I query the view like so: select * from specinfo.well_dump where TISSUEID = 'WE337001' I expect to get back 627 rows, which I do. But when I go through the collection returned from the query, it is the same object 627 times! I assume this is some sort of caching thing in XORM, but all of the other fields occur at least once as well. How do I then get around the Primary Key error? Here is my table definition (w/o primary key) : <table name="specinfo.well_dump"> <column name="TISSUEID" type="java.lang.String" read-only="true"/> <column name="PLATE_ID" type="int" read-only="true"/> <column name="PLATE_LABEL" type="java.lang.String" read-only="true"/> <column name="WELL" type="java.lang.String" read-only="true"/> <column name="CELL_COUNT" type="int" read-only="true"/> </table> -- Sloan |
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From: Seaman, S. <Slo...@pt...> - 2004-09-10 19:20:42
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I should have just done one long email. Sorry about this. It seems that if you have a char field and do a setWhatever(char) and then a makePersistent() it works. But if you try to retrieve the field via the public char getWhatever() you get a ClassCastException. Error: 2004-09-10 15:07:45,267 [http-8080-Processor24] ERROR com.ptilabs.clinicalTrials.main.ClinicalTrialEdit - Error java.lang.ClassCastException at com.ptilabs.clinicalTrials.commons.jdo.bean.ClinicalTrial$$EnhancerByCGLIB$$ 0.getBreastCancerLymphovascular(<generated>) at com.ptilabs.clinicalTrials.main.ClinicalTrialEdit.setPage1(Unknown Source) I'll just make it a String... I know that is a work around. Wes, you can download a copy of Oracle 10 Lite at: http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/lite/index.html <http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/lite/index.html> Mind you, it's 350+ megs and I'm not sure how long the demo last (if at all)... Again, sorry for all the emails... -- Sloan |
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From: Seaman, S. <Slo...@pt...> - 2004-09-10 19:06:14
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char seems to work.... Odd. Oh well... I'll stick to using char... -- Sloan |
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From: Seaman, S. <Slo...@pt...> - 2004-09-10 18:55:34
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There seems to be another issue hitting an Oracle DB. If you try to write to a field of type java.lang.Character (which I have defined in SQL as char(1)) it throws: javax.jdo.JDODataStoreException: Errors writing to datastore, transaction rolled back NestedThrowables: org.xorm.datastore.DriverException: java.sql.SQLException: Invalid conversion requested at org.xorm.TransactionImpl.commit(TransactionImpl.java:283) at com.ptilabs.clinicalTrials.main.ClinicalTrialSave.execute(Unknown Source) I'm going to try it now as a char and not java.lang.Character, but I have a feeling it will result in the same issue. Just thought you should know! -- Sloan |
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From: Seaman, S. <Slo...@pt...> - 2004-09-08 12:25:08
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Wes,
I tried it both ways (boolean and java.lang.Boolean) and both times I got
the same error:
java.lang.ClassCastException
at
com.ptilabs.clinicalTrials.commons.jdo.bean.Regimen$$EnhancerByCGLIB$$8.getE
ndDateUnknown(<generated>)
at
com.ptilabs.clinicalTrials.main.ClinicalTrialEdit.setPage3(Unknown Source)
at com.ptilabs.clinicalTrials.main.ClinicalTrialEdit.execute(Unknown
Source)
Any help would be great...
Thanks!
--
Sloan
-----Original Message-----
From: Wes Biggs [mailto:we...@ca...]
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 3:54 PM
To: xor...@li...
Subject: Re: [Xorm-users] ClassCastException
Yes, try defining it as primitive boolean or object Boolean in the Java
interface.
It's dependent on how the JDBC driver treats the BIT type when
converting to Java objects though, so that may also get you a
ClassCastException.
If it doesn't work you might be able to define it as
int getEndDateUnknown()
and then write a wrapper function
boolean getEndDateUnknownBoolean() {
return (getEndDateUnknown() == 1);
}
I don't have an Oracle installation to play with to test this from here.
Let me know how it works; I can update the Oracle driver to be smarter
about this type of mapping.
Wes
Seaman, Sloan wrote:
> Wes,
>
> Yes I did try type="bit". But, just to make sure, do I then still
> have Boolean in the Interface? I.E. abstract Boolean
> getEndDateUnknown()?
>
> If so, I'll try it again (maybe I missed something)...
>
> --
> Sloan
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wes Biggs [mailto:we...@ca...]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 2:29 PM
> To: 'xor...@li...'
> Subject: Re: [Xorm-users] ClassCastException
>
>
> Sloan,
>
> XORM expects the "type" attribute to be the SQL type -- have you tried
>
> <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="bit" />
>
> ?
>
> Wes
>
> Seaman, Sloan wrote:
>
> > Anyone know of any issues with Oracle and XORM converting from a BIT
> > to a boolean?
> >
> > I have a BIT field in an oracle db and I have the field defined as
> > boolean in the database.xml file but I keep getting class cast
> > exceptions...
> >
> > I've tried:
> > <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="boolean"/>
> > and
> > <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="java.lang.Boolean"/>
> >
> > Only
> > <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="java.lang.String"/>
> >
> > Seems to work even though the field in the db is a BIT.
> >
> > Any ideas?
> >
> > --
> > Sloan
> >
>
>
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From: Wes B. <we...@ca...> - 2004-09-07 19:54:13
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Yes, try defining it as primitive boolean or object Boolean in the Java
interface.
It's dependent on how the JDBC driver treats the BIT type when
converting to Java objects though, so that may also get you a
ClassCastException.
If it doesn't work you might be able to define it as
int getEndDateUnknown()
and then write a wrapper function
boolean getEndDateUnknownBoolean() {
return (getEndDateUnknown() == 1);
}
I don't have an Oracle installation to play with to test this from here.
Let me know how it works; I can update the Oracle driver to be smarter
about this type of mapping.
Wes
Seaman, Sloan wrote:
> Wes,
>
> Yes I did try type="bit". But, just to make sure, do I then still
> have Boolean in the Interface? I.E. abstract Boolean
> getEndDateUnknown()?
>
> If so, I'll try it again (maybe I missed something)...
>
> --
> Sloan
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wes Biggs [mailto:we...@ca...]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 2:29 PM
> To: 'xor...@li...'
> Subject: Re: [Xorm-users] ClassCastException
>
>
> Sloan,
>
> XORM expects the "type" attribute to be the SQL type -- have you tried
>
> <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="bit" />
>
> ?
>
> Wes
>
> Seaman, Sloan wrote:
>
> > Anyone know of any issues with Oracle and XORM converting from a BIT
> > to a boolean?
> >
> > I have a BIT field in an oracle db and I have the field defined as
> > boolean in the database.xml file but I keep getting class cast
> > exceptions...
> >
> > I've tried:
> > <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="boolean"/>
> > and
> > <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="java.lang.Boolean"/>
> >
> > Only
> > <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="java.lang.String"/>
> >
> > Seems to work even though the field in the db is a BIT.
> >
> > Any ideas?
> >
> > --
> > Sloan
> >
>
>
>
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From: Wes B. <we...@ca...> - 2004-09-07 18:29:27
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Sloan, XORM expects the "type" attribute to be the SQL type -- have you tried <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="bit" /> ? Wes Seaman, Sloan wrote: > Anyone know of any issues with Oracle and XORM converting from a BIT > to a boolean? > > I have a BIT field in an oracle db and I have the field defined as > boolean in the database.xml file but I keep getting class cast > exceptions... > > I've tried: > <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="boolean"/> > and > <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="java.lang.Boolean"/> > > Only > <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="java.lang.String"/> > > Seems to work even though the field in the db is a BIT. > > Any ideas? > > -- > Sloan > |
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From: Seaman, S. <Slo...@pt...> - 2004-09-07 13:08:33
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Anyone know of any issues with Oracle and XORM converting from a BIT to a boolean? I have a BIT field in an oracle db and I have the field defined as boolean in the database.xml file but I keep getting class cast exceptions... I've tried: <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="boolean"/> and <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="java.lang.Boolean"/> Only <column name="END_DATE_UNKNOWN" type="java.lang.String"/> Seems to work even though the field in the db is a BIT. Any ideas? -- Sloan |
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From: Seaman, S. <Slo...@pt...> - 2004-08-27 13:49:34
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I've an app that is running within the jaas security model and when I start
things up I keep getting the error:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: net/sf/cglib/MethodProxy$1
at
org.xorm.InterfaceInvocationHandler.newProxy(InterfaceInvocationHandl
er.java:620)
at org.xorm.ModelMapping.addClassMapping(ModelMapping.java:108)
at org.xorm.ModelMapping.initJDO(ModelMapping.java:395)
at org.xorm.ModelMapping.setProperties(ModelMapping.java:308)
at
org.xorm.InterfaceManagerFactory.configureNewInstance(InterfaceManage
rFactory.java:236)
at
org.xorm.InterfaceManagerFactory.<init>(InterfaceManagerFactory.java:
214)
at
org.xorm.InterfaceManagerFactory.getPersistenceManagerFactory(Interfa
ceManagerFactory.java:132)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
But the class is on my classpath and works file if I grant all permissions
to the application.
What exactly is going on that it is causing this error? It has to be some
sort of security violation.
Thanks...
--
Sloan
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From: Seaman, S. <Slo...@pt...> - 2004-08-13 13:10:08
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Has anyone gotten XORM to work with Oracle and been able to set a NULL value? I'm really stuck and can't figure out how to get it to work (though I'm guessing it's something simple that I am missing). Any help would be great as my project due date is coming up and I still can't get it to work. Thanks... -- Sloan |
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From: Seaman, S. <Slo...@pt...> - 2004-08-12 17:36:15
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I've got a column that is of type Integer (Number in oracle) and if I try to
make the bean that uses the field persistent I get an Invalid Column Type
error if I do not set the field, or set it to null.
So, to be more descriptive:
I've got a jdo bean (ClinicalTrial.java) with the field:
setPatientRace(Race race); which is a FK to the table RACE.
If I do a:
setPatientRace(null)
And then makePersistent, I get the error. Here is the generates SQL
statements:
INSERT INTO CLINICAL_TRIAL
(CLINICAL_TRIAL_ID,COMPLETED_BY,COMPLETED_DATETIME,ACCESSION_ID,PATIENT_INIT
IALS,PHYSICIAN,LOCATION,TISSUE_EXTRACTION_DATE,PATIENT_DATE_OF_BIRTH,PATIENT
_RACE_ID) VALUES (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)
{ CLINICAL_TRIAL_ID=11 COMPLETED_BY=S COMPLETED_DATETIME=Thu Aug 12 13:27:39
EDT 2004 ACCESSION_ID=retgret PATIENT_INITIALS=asd PHYSICIAN=sdfv
LOCATION=sdfv TISSUE_EXTRACTION_DATE=Fri Aug 20 00:00:00 EDT 2004
PATIENT_DATE_OF_BIRTH=Fri Aug 20 00:00:00 EDT 2004 PATIENT_RACE_ID=null }
I'm guessing this is an issue with Oracle not liking nulls in FK's or
Numbers, but how do I get around this?
I tried setting non-null for the field in the xorm configuration file but
that didn't do anything..
Ideas?
Thanks...
--
Sloan
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From: Wes B. <we...@tr...> - 2004-07-28 15:01:19
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Seaman, Sloan wrote: > Is there a plan to upgrade XORM to the newest CGLIB and ASM packages? > > I'd like to use them in a project I have but the versions XORM > requires are conflicting. > I'll take a look. > -- > Sloan > |
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From: Seaman, S. <Slo...@pt...> - 2004-07-28 12:27:25
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Is there a plan to upgrade XORM to the newest CGLIB and ASM packages? I'd like to use them in a project I have but the versions XORM requires are conflicting. -- Sloan |
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From: Wes B. <we...@ca...> - 2004-07-06 05:40:25
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I have mostly worked with Rose and Visio. I think anything that will generate PDF output would be acceptable. Wes Dimitri Ognibene wrote: >I'm going to write some UML docs of the projects. >Is anyone interested? >I know Poseidon, Rose and VisualParadigm..can >someone suggest another free, or not-proprietary >output file, tool? >thanks for your help > > |
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