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, have to be converted to the new schema. Note: In client-server mode the ObjectDB server must be restarted ... of an old schema is loaded into memory it is automatically converted into an instance of the up to date ... name and either the same type or a convertible type, as explained below. A matching field

JPA Annotation Attribute in javax.persistence. Convert Class converter default void.class Specifies the converter to be applied. A value for this element must be specified if multiple converters would otherwise apply. Since: JPA 2.1

JPA Annotation Convert Target: METHOD, FIELD, TYPE Implemented Interfaces: Annotation Specifies ... corresponding XML element to specify the Basic type. The Convert annotation should not be used to specify ... will not be portable. The Convert annotation may be applied to a basic attribute or to an element

well, but then on converting 1 of the DB files I got this error: java -jar converter .jar ../old.odb ../new.odb ObjectDB 1.0 ... .ConvertManager.main(ConvertManager.java:161) at com.objectdb. Converter .main( Converter .java:26 ... which is 3G in size and I think half of it was converted . The output is much longer (see it in attachment

JPA Annotation Converter Target: TYPE Implemented Interfaces: Annotation Specifies that the annotated class is a converter and defines its scope. A converter class must be annotated with the Converter annotation or defined in the object/relational mapping descriptor as a converter

Does objectdb jpa implementation support @ Convert annotation? ( convertion of property before persistance and vice versa) for example @ Convert ( converter = MyConverter.class) private Date date;   I've wrote a test on this, and seems that my Converters methods are not executed at all (like

JPA Annotation Converts Target: METHOD, FIELD, TYPE Implemented Interfaces: Annotation Used to group Convert annotations. Multiple converters must not be applied to the same basic attribute. See Also: Convert Since: JPA 2.1 Public Annotation Attributes Convert [] value default null The Convert mappings that are to be applied. Since: JPA 2.1

How to convert a boolean to an int in the query? I have five parameters of type boolean in ... them. You can calculate it in a JPA lifecycle event . Currently you cannot convert boolean to int in ... + ... true and Boolean.TRUE are converted to 1. false and Boolean.FALSE are converted to 0. support Support

JPA Annotation Attribute in javax.persistence. Converts Convert [] value default null The Convert mappings that are to be applied. Since: JPA 2.1

JPA Annotation Attribute in javax.persistence. Convert boolean disableConversion default false Used to disable an auto-apply or inherited converter . If disableConversion is true, the converter element should not be specified. Since: JPA 2.1

JPA Annotation Attribute in javax.persistence. Convert String attributeName default "" The attributeName element must be specified unless the Convert annotation is on an attribute of basic type or on an element collection of basic type. In these cases, the attributeName element must not be specified. Since: JPA 2.1

Hello, What is the right way to convert an embedded database to a server one ? As a result, will a file "db.odb" exist ?  If no, where will be located db files ? Regards, Xirt   xirt Sylvain No need to convert . Same odb file is used in both client-server and embedded modes. Just copy

JPA Annotation Attribute in javax.persistence. Converter boolean autoApply default false Since: JPA 2.1

are converted to Predicate instances using the isTrue method. This is required because in the non

can always be converted to a numeric expression by using the literal method.

convert these queries to SQL and then transition the SQL to the DBMS for execution through a JDBC

or convert objects to records/records to objects using SQL or ORM, as opposed to when using

, but can be converted to ObjectDB 2.x format and then opened. Try running the converter , and if it works, you may add the converter ( converter .jar) to your software and run it automatically to create ... the converter please report. If the converter works well with your databases, but you need help

of the database column A class that implements this interface can be used to convert entity attribute ... may be the same Java type. Since: JPA 1.0 Public Methods Y convertToDatabaseColumn (X attribute) Converts ... . Parameters: attribute - the entity attribute value to be converted Return: the converted data

Hi, I upgraded the odb file using converter .jar which is having 15943 entry. Previously ... it and let you know. I will use the following command after i convert from 1.x to 2.x String ... using the Converter this way, spawning a new process may be preferred. support Support

;dbData ) Converts the data stored in the database column into the value to be stored in the entity attribute. Note that it is the responsibility of the converter writer to specify the correct dbData ... to be converted Return: the converted value to be stored in the entity attribute Since: JPA 1.0

for converting a string to lowercase. Parameters: x - string expression Return: expression to convert ...  x) Create expression for converting a string to uppercase. Parameters: x - string expression Return: expression to convert to uppercase Since: JPA 2.0 Expression values (M map) Create

.sql.Time are converted from local elapsed time to GMT elapsed time. An opposite conversion ... a uniform way and clients in different time zones will see the same date and time ( converted to local ... . Therefore, the database contains converted elapsed times and the parameter is not converted . Attached

;attribute ) Converts the value stored in the entity attribute into the data representation to be stored in the database. Parameters: attribute - the entity attribute value to be converted Return: the converted data to be stored in the database column Since: JPA 1.0

only adjusted the neccessary code to access the database (JDOConnection, etc.) and  converted the DB ... better ? 4. Is there some way to convert a database file with these not-embedded objects ... . Is there some way to convert a database file with these not-embedded objects to an equivalent file

, have to be converted to the new schema. ObjectDB implements an automatic schema evolution mechanism ... the memory it is automatically converted into an instance of the new up-to-date persistent class ... is converted automatically to the new type. If casting is illegal (for example from int to Date ) the field

JPA Method in javax.persistence.criteria.CriteriaBuilder Expression upper (    Expression  x ) Create expression for converting a string to uppercase. Parameters: x - string expression Return: expression to convert to uppercase Since: JPA 2.0

JPA Method in javax.persistence.criteria.CriteriaBuilder Expression lower (    Expression  x ) Create expression for converting a string to lowercase. Parameters: x - string expression Return: expression to convert to lowercase Since: JPA 2.0

.setParameter("host",choix.getHost() ); listClassRepHost.setParameter("startDate", convert .convertDateTime(choix.getStartdate()) ); listClassRepHost.setParameter("endDate", convert .convertDateTime(choix

? The implementation hasn't changed at all. We only converted our WAR to a standalone runnable WAR with embedded Tomcat. In addition we converted our Spring configuration from xml to configuration classes

Hello, we must change (extend) our entity model and therefor we convert the type of some entities. As example (like in the attached example): We have an EntityA that have a reference to an EntityB ... how we detect the existing EntityB instances they must be converted to the new Entity. With the same ID

David Moshal When a Date instance is stored in an ObjectDB database it is converted automatically ... from the database it is automatically converted back to local time. Using (2) instead of (1) in

BaseEntity implements Serializable, Convertable {     @GeneratedValue(strategy ... , Convertable {     @GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.AUTO)     

_ Convert = window.external.ObjectByURI( 'BAB! Convert !' ); var G_FullText = window.external.ObjectByURI

convertible type, you can add a new field (with a different field name) with the new type and on PostLoad convert the old field value to the new one. support Support Thanks, I guess I need to persist

_ Convert = window.external.ObjectByURI( 'BAB! Convert !' ); var G_FullText = window.external.ObjectByURI

I have an application that I have been converting from JPA/MySQL to JDO/ObjectDB and I have hit a problem with indexing. An index on a String field is required to give good performance but if I add ... the way, why do you convert the application from MySQL/JPA to ObjectDB/JDO and not to ObjectDB/JPA

Hi, We are trying convert our Java app into GraalVM native image. We are able to convert if we use simple persistable Java data types. But if our entity contains  a collection that is stored as an instance of java.util.ArrayList, we are getting UserException that states "Failed to generate

I'm trying to use two EntityManager with Spring Boot, but no luck with 'Too many persistable types (10) - exceeds evaluation limit' at second database. My purpose is converting database ( converting model entity. same class name but different package). Single application with Spring-Boot 2.1.8

(since String and Pemission are not convertible types), so you will have to use a new field name, and write code to convert from List to List , possibly in a PostLoad callback method . The second

Serializable, Convertable { (...) @ElementCollection(fetch = FetchType.EAGER) List productSets; @Embeddable ... Serializable, Convertable { @ManyToMany(targetEntity = ProductSet.class, mappedBy = "productDemands

define a standard method for converting numbers to strings. However, you can make use of the ObjectDB ability to run Java methods in queries and convert numbers to strings using the static method String

common features. Using ObjectDB makes it easier to convert applications between these two standards in the future, since the ObjectDB file format is the same - so there is no need to convert data

I received an Exception:  "com.objectdb.o.UserException: Attempt to obtain a transaction using a closed EntityManager" Should I ever see a "UserException"?  Should it have been converted ... is my code.) CBE CBE Thanks. Build 2.9.6_06 adds the missing wrapper that converts the ObjectDB

the numeric ID of the object as a string. The ability to convert Object IDs to strings, and the ability to convert strings back to object IDs (as shown in the next section), make object IDs very useful

project I found that I could convert the objectDB jar to an eclipse plugin. What I had not done was use

compatibility card here, it is not quite working: In JPA you can use the @ Convert annotation in order ... @ Convert ( http://www.objectdb.com/database/forum/849 ). So we are between a rock and a hard place ... how you can use Java 8 date/time using @ Convert , we may be able to add this support. support Support

The @ Converter annotation and the Attribute Converter interface have two big benefits: 1) They make it possible to persist any as-yet-unsupported java types that do not implement java.io.Serializable. (If they do, it is possible to persist them automatically by turning on the   option in

This seems to be the result of how JPQL queries are converted into SQL like syntax before executing. MEMBER ... are actually converted to JPQL and then processed. Could you show me how? Something as follows

doing something wrong? Also Converters are still not working... Kevin Kevin Pfaff The system blocks ... ;OffsetTime and OffsetDateTime are converted and stored as UTC. support Support Thank