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difranr
 Post subject: SQLServer 2000 and money data type
PostPosted: Fri Nov 07, 2003 1:21 am 
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Please note, I have not yet tried this, but I wanted to get a read from the community before I did. I have a MS SQLServer database where one of the columns is defined as the money data type. My question is does hibernate properly handle such a datatype?
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gavin
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I have no idea. What is "properly"?? But it can assure you that you can trivially easily write a UserType that will.
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steve
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What JDBC type does the driver map the money type to?
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difranr
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Gavin, sorry for the confusing message. I am sure I could write a custom UserType. My questions was more along the lines of Steve's is there a mapping of the money type to a Java type. And maybe even more concretely, does Hibernate translate from the money type to a Java type and back again. I hope this clears it up.
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steve
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It is up to the jdbc driver to interpret non-standard sql type to standard JDBC sql types. So, again, it all depends on what type the driver you are using map this MONEY type to.
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difranr
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All,

I got it working just fine. Thanks for the feedback.

Ron
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