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weird behavior
Anyone know under what circumstances ibatis would fail to locate a
record when I can take the query from the log and run it and find the
record. The field I'm searching on is a simple integer.
Turned on debug for java.sql and ibatis. The query is logged, along with
the parameter. The result set is empty. I take that query, from the log,
paste it into an mysql session, change the "?" to the parameter value I
get from the log, and behold, I get a result.
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Re: weird behavior
Posted by Larry Meadors <la...@gmail.com>.
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 12:29 PM, David
McReynolds<dm...@secureworks.net> wrote:
> There are only two kinds of programming errors: "stupid programmer
> mistakes and stupid programmer mistakes".
>
> Brandon Goodin wrote:
>> perhaps you haven't specified a resultClass/resultMap?
I've never spent a day trying to figure that one out. ;-)
Larry
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Re: weird behavior
Posted by David McReynolds <dm...@secureworks.net>.
DOH!
There are only two kinds of programming errors: "stupid programmer
mistakes and stupid programmer mistakes".
Brandon Goodin wrote:
> perhaps you haven't specified a resultClass/resultMap?
>
> Brandon Goodin
>
>
> On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 12:38 PM, David McReynolds
> <dmcreynolds@secureworks.net <ma...@secureworks.net>> wrote:
>
> Anyone know under what circumstances ibatis would fail to locate a
> record when I can take the query from the log and run it and find the
> record. The field I'm searching on is a simple integer.
>
> Turned on debug for java.sql and ibatis. The query is logged,
> along with
> the parameter. The result set is empty. I take that query, from
> the log,
> paste it into an mysql session, change the "?" to the parameter
> value I
> get from the log, and behold, I get a result.
>
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Re: weird behavior
Posted by Brandon Goodin <br...@gmail.com>.
perhaps you haven't specified a resultClass/resultMap?
Brandon Goodin
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 12:38 PM, David McReynolds <
dmcreynolds@secureworks.net> wrote:
> Anyone know under what circumstances ibatis would fail to locate a
> record when I can take the query from the log and run it and find the
> record. The field I'm searching on is a simple integer.
>
> Turned on debug for java.sql and ibatis. The query is logged, along with
> the parameter. The result set is empty. I take that query, from the log,
> paste it into an mysql session, change the "?" to the parameter value I
> get from the log, and behold, I get a result.
>
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