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Hibernate version: 3.1.2

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Name and version of the database you are using:Oracle 9.1

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Hi all,

I´m using hibernate 3.1.2 with springframework 1.2, and when I save a Float in the database, hibernate truncates the decimal part, only stores the integer part.

I have look for this error, and it was a bug in the past what it was fixed, but I have this problem.

What I can do?

Thanks in advance,

Rodolfo

it is most likely a jboss driver problem. Use a better more uptodate driver.

Do you have a length property in the <property> tag of the mapping file?
I think that instead you have to use a precision scale combination that reflects your column definition.
for example:

I feel what max said is correct - since it is not possible for the default behaviour to truncate a flloat to integer - that will be awful - precision and scale is for only those cases where a desired precision/scale is required insstead of the default

Ok, ok, it's my fault.

In fact, it looks that the only use for length, precision and scale is Automatic schema generation.

I don't use any JBoss driver, I use tomcat 4.1.31. In my lib path I haven´t any *.jar from JBoss, I think...

Thanks

JDBC driver

lol, i can't write today.

It is possibly an *oracle* driver problem.

/max

Are you using classes111.jar or classes12.jar [these are oracle jdbc driver files]-- you may play with interchanging them to see the effect

the problem is the driver with "float" data type, i have changed to "double" and works perfectly.

Thanks

Rodolfo