1. Does hibernate3.0 supports Views and Stored procedures forum.hibernate.orgFor views, as said above, just write a mapping file for them. However, you'll have to ensure that you have some sort of way to disinguish unique rows from the view. And if you define your PK on the view make sure it doesn't contain a nullable column. We had to map to some nasty external db via a view and ... |
2. Views, Functions and Stored Procedures ... forum.hibernate.orgHi All, Does Hibernate support full fledge use of views, DB API functions and Stored procedures ??? I tried to look for documenation but didnt really get more information on the same. If somebody has already done this or knows more about what to read in order to get this done please provide me with the links. Also would be helpful ... |
3. views and stored procedure forum.hibernate.orgDoes Hibernate support database views? Of course. From the point of view of Hibernate, a view is just like any other table (except that you might not be able to update or insert to a view). You can easily map a class to a view by specifying table="view_name". In Hibernate3, you may even map an entity class to a SQL query ... |