Cheers all,
I'm sure this is something stupid I'm overlooking...
(jboss-3.2.2RC4/jetty; redhat linux8.0; oracle8.1.7)
When updating objects using CMP, I've noticed that if I update a DATE field in the db that's mapped to java.sql.Timestamp, it clobbers other fields in the table (!). If I update a DATE field in the db that's mapped to java.sql.Date, it doesn't (but of course loses hh:mm:ss precision, which I need.)
in other words, in a stateless session bean I'll do:
myobject.setDeliverydate(some_timestamp);
and after the method (i.e. current transaction) exits, a *different* cmp field in myobject will be clobbered. In my case, it's a CHAR field called "status", and the first few characters get overwritten, in the database(!)
I tried changing the default datasource-mapping in standardjbosscmp-jdbc.xml to Oracle8, but I apparently don't know what I'm doing, because that did nothing. At moment, I've resorted to re-setting the clobbered value after return to the calling method, which is obviously violently temporary.
Any pointers would be much appreciated!
Tim
