Hi,
I'm going to update a table raw new data. POJO class (i.e SystemUser) correcsponds to that table contains 5 fields. I want to update only 2 of them. I follow following way to update it...

public void updateSystemUser(SystemUser systemUser){
session.update(systemUser);
....commitTransaction();
}

In here for the systemUser object I have set those 2 fields only and other fields I havent set.
In this case database table raw has updated but values of other 3 fields become empty... I dont want to reset those 3 fields abd I want to keep values of those 3 fields as it is..

How can I solve this problem?

Really appreciate your help..

Thank you.
Thilina.

try a "bulk update" (its in the docs)

I have use following and it will do the job correctly...

public void updateSystemUser(SystemUsers systemUser){
SystemUsers lodedSystemUsers = (SystemUsers) session.load( SystemUsers.class, systemUser.getStringId() );
lodedSystemUsers.setName(systemUser.getName());
lodedSystemUsers.setStatus(systemUser.getStatus());
lodedSystemUsers.setRoles(systemUser.getRoles());
session.flush();
.....commitTransaction();
}

But is it a corerct way? If I'm wrong plese correct me..

Thank you.
Thilina

http://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/v3/re ... tion-class

See dynamic-update="true|false"
"Specifies that UPDATE SQL should be generated at runtime and contain only those columns whose values have changed."

This might help you.

Best regards
Sven