Thanks you for the reply.
I'll try it and post it in the forum too.
Cheers!
Sebastian
On 06/02/13 12:24, Emmanuel Bernard wrote:
> It's better to use the user forums but here are a few hints.
>
> Depending on the collection type, Hibernate can delete the precise rows
> that it needs to. In other
It's better to use the user forums but here are a few hints.
Depending on the collection type, Hibernate can delete the precise rows
that it needs to. In other cases it has to clean all rows and recreate
them.
It seems you are using a collection that is neither a Set nor an indexed
collection (Li
Hello,
My name is Sebastián Marichal, im Computer Engineer and im from Uruguay.
Actually im working in a great bearing system, using JavaEE and
Hibernate as ORM.
We implemented an audit mechanism using triggers in order to know each
insertion and deletion from the database. Everything is worki
