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Re: JDBC Driver Modifies Calendar passed into setTimestamp()
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| Dave Cramer 2005-04-26, 1:23 pm |
| I'd suggest that we shouldn't be modifying the calendar object either.
Without looking at the bug, I'd probably agree with him.
dave
Michael Youngstrom wrote:
>There appears to be a possible problem with PreparedStatement's
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>setTimestamp(int parameterIndex, Timestamp x, Calendar cal)
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>The Calendar object passed into this method is modified by
>PostgreSQL's JDBC driver. This causes problems with Hibernate. I
>offered a solution for hibernate to clone the calendar before calling
>the method but Gavin King of Hibernate believes it's the JDBC driver's
>problem. Here is the link to the hibernate bug discussed.
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>http://opensource.atlassian.com/pro.../browse/HHH-405
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>Mike
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| Oliver Jowett 2005-04-26, 8:24 pm |
| Dave Cramer wrote:
> I'd suggest that we shouldn't be modifying the calendar object either.
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> Without looking at the bug, I'd probably agree with him.
I took a brief look at setTimestamp etc a few weeks ago and they looked
pretty horrible :(
Who's looking after that bit of the code at the moment? It probably
needs an owner at a minimum. (I'd offer to rewrite it, but I have no
time to spend on the driver at the moment..)
-O
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| Dave Cramer 2005-04-27, 3:24 am |
| Oliver,
Not sure anyone is tending to that code at the moment, I'll patch it so
that it doesn't modify the incoming
calendar object.
Oliver Jowett wrote:
>Dave Cramer wrote:
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>I took a brief look at setTimestamp etc a few weeks ago and they looked
>pretty horrible :(
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>Who's looking after that bit of the code at the moment? It probably
>needs an owner at a minimum. (I'd offer to rewrite it, but I have no
>time to spend on the driver at the moment..)
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>-O
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