On Monday, September 8, 2003, at 10:18 AM, Paul Thomas wrote:
> As the JDBC driver is designed to work for current + many past
> releases of PG, modifications along the line I've proposed would also
> help users of older versions of PG and provide fairly consistent
> behavior across versions.
I'm certainly not against such a proposal, making our
PreparedStatements smarter, but it would not help out in the JBossCMP
case, nor would it help out any other frontend, including the CLI psql
client, in that:
create table test (
pk int8 not null primary key,
name text;
);
copy into test values ( .... )
...
select name from test where id = 42;
just doesn't do what you would reasonably expect.
>
>> CMP will be the death of us all.
>
> No, just those who choose to go the EJB route. My preference is DAO.
I am enslaved to entity beans for now, and am ignorant for the most
part regarding the philosophies of both JDO and DAO. How would DAO get
around this issue?
Thanks,
James