1. Many returned records cause stackoverflow with Hibernate stackoverflow.comIf there are many return records from DB. It will get stackoverflow problem.
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2. Exception while saving record forum.hibernate.orgwhen i save data with getSession.save(), i get no exception but the data is not saved . When i try to do the same with getHibernateTemplate.save() I get this exception. Please suggestion why getSession.save isn't working and how can i get rid of this exception This function calls getSession().save(transientInstance) and getHibernateTemplate().save(transientInstance); Code: public void save(LookupTablePojo transientInstance) { ... |
3. In Hibernate - Update record gives exception forum.hibernate.orgI have two tables in a same schema,One with current data and other with archived data,When there is an input ,It will update in current data table and writes in Archived data table When I do this I am getting an error in Postgresql The error message in given below org.hibernate.StaleStateException: Batch update returned unexpected row count from update [0]; actual ... |
4. Exception when retrieving some records frustating problem... forum.hibernate.orgHi all, Please look at the following details and help, unable to find a reason why the query fails!!! It works for some records and for some recrods it throws up this exception. Sarath. PS: I posted this yesterday but did not get any response, i need some help urgently so am reposting it. Hibernate version: Hibernate2 Mapping documents:Issue and IssueDetails ... |
5. error when adding record forum.hibernate.org |
6. AssertionFailure after a duplicate record exception forum.hibernate.orgNewbie Joined: Sun Apr 24, 2005 7:25 pm Posts: 5 I have an object that define below. The object is able to save to the database if the "name" field is unique. However, when I set the name field (which has a unique constraint) to a duplicate value, I am getting two exceptions. The first one complaints about a duplicate entry ... |
7. Any way to bypass those "Error" records forum.hibernate.orgLet's say I define a parent-child table relationship on the hbm files i.e. one-to-many and many-to-one, and hibernate will keep the integrity of the data for insert/update/delete. I would like to know is there any way to skip some "error" records, because for some jobs/processes manipulate large amount of data and then insert/delete/update back into tables. If there's one record failed ... |