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iahcapus
 Post subject: Calling database functions from Hibernate...
PostPosted: Mon Jan 05, 2004 7:46 am 
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Guys,

I'm using Hibernate 2.0, MS SQL Server 2000, and JSP technologies. I have a user-defined function, namely GET_PRIVILEGE, in the SQL Server but I don't know how to call this function from Hibernate.


Any help would be appreciated. :)

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jlawmi
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You can get a connection from a session, and do everything you would do with normal jdbc, so maybe this would work for your issue.

session.connection()


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iahcapus
 Post subject: Please clarify ...
PostPosted: Mon Jan 05, 2004 8:14 am 
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I am kind of new to this so please kindly clarify your answer.Thank you
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michael
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You can call session.connection() where session is a Hibernate Session object. This gives you a normal JDBC Connection object where you can do anything you would do in normal JDBC code. (Execute plain SQL, etc.)
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