Since you are the only person who sees this, I suggest you get the code and work it out

Hello Andy, In the same issue, we minimized the extensions and ran the query with below two extensions but our sample program is going into infinite loop in execute method. Please find attached the

That is not a "testcase". A "testcase" is something that, when run, returns SUCCESS, FAILURE or ERROR dependent on how it performs and how it is coded based on expectations. That aside, you decide to

Problem Description and Reproduction We were able to reproduce the problem in a small standalone program. We took the samples available from https://github.com/datanucleus/samples-jdo We picked the

https://www.datanucleus.org/documentation/problem_reporting.html

Hello, Query results are accessible, once the result is returned, we cast it into Iterable. When we call hasNext() on Iterable method, flow goes into Datanucleus layer as hasNext() method is overriden

The "persistence properties" are amply defined in the docs. "datanucleus.CurrentUserProvider" is one of them. As said, you are using PersistenceManagerFactory pmf = new

I got your point on PersistenceUnitMetaData. May I ask what is the "persistence properties" if it doesn't mean JDOPersistenceManagerFactory.setPersistenceProperties()? I am new to datanucleus, your

I didnt mention JDOPersistenceManagerFactory.setPersistenceProperties(), no. PersistenceUnitMetaData is to replicate the file "persistence.xml" content. You cannot specify an Object in a text-based

Thanks Andy. I have several more questions: The 1st option you mentioned is `JDOPersistenceManagerFactory.setPersistenceProperties()`, right? The underlying logic of those 2 options seems identical

You create an INSTANCE of your CurrentUserProvider, and specify that as the value of "datanucleus.CurrentUserProvider" to the persistence properties. If you insist on creating a PMF in that way you

According to JDO Mapping Guide, to support auditing @CreateUser, we could define an implementation of the DataNucleus interface CurrentUserProvider, and specify it on PMF creation using the property

I have zero problem accessing a query result after transaction commit, with scrollable results. You still haven't posted anything resembling a stack trace with current versions, nor a way of

Hello, After further debugging we found - our application goes into Datanucleus layer twice in this flow. First time it creates query, execute it and return result. While returning the result,

Thanks Andy, "contains" has worked. It uses the "IN" statement. I have been confused about the behavior of the "OR" statements. I have expected something like (x OR y OR z) instead it is (((X) OR Y)

What SQL do you want to generate?? The JDOQL you provided has been mapped directly as you requested it. You could try having a single parameter of type Collection that has multiple String values, and

Hi everyone, I use JDOQL with Datanucleus 4 and Spanner as backend. I use Spanner as a backend for some time and it works mostly fine. But recently I hit a problem when there are too many OR

Only you can see it, hence only you can debug it. Check you're not multithreading things. Reproduce it in a testcase. That's all there is.

Hello, After debugging the code I found it is going in the below flow, I ran the queries that were formed, copied them through logs and ran them at DB2, all queries executed correctly but returned no

Use of JDO converters to convert a String to a Long is not supported, and is minority interest. Get the code if you require such things