To all my fellow DNers out there you might find this useful: I was experimenting with detachAllOnCommit and noticed that while it can be convenient by: Avoiding explicit code to carefully perform

Hi, Maybe nobody ever needed to use that code before?, or maybe CQL used to have something in an earlier version, can't remember. If it is of importance to you, fork the repo and contribute a pull

Hi, It looks like the CassandraSchemaHandler in the 5.1.0-release build does not have the appropriate cassandra CSQL for adding a column to the table. I am getting a sql error when the auto column

Hi Andy, Thank you for reply. I have asked about the occasional/rare exception under high load not the ordinary plain "detached" exception.

Seen before? Yes, when you don't detach that field, and then try to access it. That's the only situation the enhanced class will ever throw it. Clearly nobody here sees what you are doing with

Hi Guys, I have posted this question here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51088208/datanucleus-occasional-javax-jdo-jdodetachedfieldaccessexception-you-have-just. We get occasional exception while

Down to interpretation whether that is part of the JPA spec or not (the JPA spec is inexplicit as ever), but we consider it to be.The JDO API defines what we support as required handling, so you get

Hello, I found out that I can map native query results to POJOs without any additional configuration:public class Person { private int id; private String name; // getters/setters}List<Person>

DataNucleus USES PreparedStatements! The generated SQL passed into PreparedStatements is formed from your JDOQL and your JDOQL parameters. Only your security team can define where they think there is

Hi, I would like to know, Is there a way to prevent SQl injection by setting some properties in datanucleus / JDO side. We are heavily using JDO in our product , Our Security team saying that Product

As the log shows, your database supports MixedCase datastore identifiers and it is looking up a table name of "MSE". So have you created the table as that name (in capitals)? because if you haven't

This is the logfile after the enhancing of o/r class Mse.java: The class to get MSE data from the database: public class MseData { private PersistenceManagerFactory pmf; private

Exceptions have stack traces, so post it; they show where the exception came from. Also the log (DEBUG) tells you what was going on at that point, hence may have some SQL statement, or may be using

When I try to read data from a very simple database table on the MS Sql Server 2012 by a DataNucleus JDO query, I get the following error message: Exception in thread "main"

You can easily enough develop your own handler for "startsWith" method, and provide a benchmark comparison of current versus that. This extension point

I noticed that if a JDOQL query filter has something like: firstNameLow.startsWith("fred") it gets translated to a LOCATE in the where clause where LOCATE('fred',a0.first_name_low) = 1; In MySQL

Simple answer is that a postgresql 'function' is not the same as a jdbc stored procedure. Just try to write a jdbc CallableStatement and execute it using jdbc. And what happens? That is all this jpa

Hello, I have problems with calling PostgreSQL functions with StoredProcedureQuery. My persistence.xml file:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?><persistence

Hi Andy, Thanks for the response! I didn't change the queries since we need pretty much our current key configuration; but you gave me an idea: instead of direclty passing the Key object to

I can run an abstract base class + concrete subclass with a basic own definition of PK, and then persist an object (of the concrete type), and then call getObjectById using that PK (with it doing a