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marcuri
 Post subject: mapping for current database date
PostPosted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 11:39 am 
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what will be the mapping for current date in database
or any other way to implement this functionality.
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boristheczar
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PostPosted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 12:02 pm 
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You can simply include this in your code:
private Date myDate = new Date();

and skip the mapping altogether.
The only thing is, that will give you app server date, not db server date. Those, however, should be the same in most cases.
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marcuri
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boristheczar wrote:
You can simply include this in your code:
private Date myDate = new Date();

and skip the mapping altogether.
The only thing is, that will give you app server date, not db server date. Those, however, should be the same in most cases.

Thanks to reply but my requirement is diffrent
perticularly i need the db date is there any way to implement it through hbm file?
thanks for your quick reply..
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LinHib
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How about: skip the mapping, and have an insert trigger populate the value in database.
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marcuri
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LinHib wrote:
How about: skip the mapping, and have an insert trigger populate the value in database.

Thanks LinHib, a Pseudo code will definitely help me
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