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 Post subject: IngresDialect mapping not correct?
PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 7:33 am 
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When using Hibernate (hibernate-3.0.3) with Ingres (ingres-3.0.2.105-GA-win32) I get a type conversion error with the type byte[]. The dialect translates this to
Code:
long varchar
which seems to be wrong. According to the Ingres documentation I should use
Code:
long byte
instead of
Code:
long varchar
. With
Code:
long byte
my type conversion error disappears. Has anyone the same experiences? Should the IngresDialect be adapted according to this experience?

Greetings,

Roland Beuker


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 Post subject: IngresDialect mapping not correct?
PostPosted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 7:46 am 
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When using Hibernate (hibernate-3.0.3) with Ingres (ingres-3.0.2.105-GA-win32) I get a type conversion error with the type byte[]. The dialect translates this to long varcharwhich seems to be wrong. According to the Ingres documentation I should uselong byte instead of long varchar. With long byte my type conversion error disappears. Has anyone the same experiences? Should the IngresDialect be adapted according to this experience?

Greetings,

Roland Beuker


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