I'm trying to implement this, how can you get the old value from the
snapshot event?
thanks,
Neil
On 11/02/2009, Andrus Adamchik wrote:
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> On Feb 11, 2009, at 1:19 AM, Laurent Marchal wrote:
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> > Yeah i agree that table/field/date/old value/new value is clearer, but it
> seems complex to m
Ok thanks for the tips !
Andrus Adamchik wrote:
On Feb 11, 2009, at 1:19 AM, Laurent Marchal wrote:
Yeah i agree that table/field/date/old value/new value is clearer,
but it seems complex to me to have old/new values.
Currently this can be done by listening to
org.apache.cayenne.access.eve
On Feb 11, 2009, at 1:19 AM, Laurent Marchal wrote:
Yeah i agree that table/field/date/old value/new value is clearer,
but it seems complex to me to have old/new values.
Currently this can be done by listening to
org.apache.cayenne.access.event.SnapshotEvent on the DataRowStore
(this obj
I've done it two different ways in the past depending on what was
available in Cayenne at the time. Since Cayenne supports optimistic
locking (and thus already stores the previous old value somewhere),
getting the old value isn't that big a deal.
In Cayenne 1, I used code generation templates an
Yeah i agree that table/field/date/old value/new value is clearer, but
it seems complex to me to have old/new values.
Do you found a good way to do this ?
Mike Kienenberger wrote:
If you want the sql executed, query logger seems like it might be your
best best.
For what it's worth, we occasio
If you want the sql executed, query logger seems like it might be your
best best.
For what it's worth, we occasionally need to go through our audit logs
to research why something changed, and if we had to work with raw sql,
it'd be pretty hopeless. Breaking things out into
table/field/date/old v
Hello there,
In our product we need to audit all the database modifications
(creates, updates, deletes) and log them in an audit table. I see some
olds posts in the ML about that and there are solutions for that in
cayenne. But i would like to know if somebody have some hints about the
bes
