shibboleth-dev - RE: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector
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- From: "Scott Cantor" <>
- To: "'Chad La Joie'" <>, <>
- Subject: RE: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector
- Date: Tue, 17 May 2005 20:31:55 -0400
- Organization: The Ohio State University
> Does this sound reasonable?
Maybe I'm not following the bug, but there's already code in the JDBC
connector to indicate the acceptable min and max rows to consider "legal"
from the connector. So if you have a query that is known to return multiple
rows, you can allow that, or force a maximum of one, or force at least one
to prevent nulls, etc.
Isn't that more general? We could just promote that code up the class
hierarchy...
-- Scott
- Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector, Chad La Joie, 05/17/2005
- RE: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector, Scott Cantor, 05/17/2005
- Re: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector, Chad La Joie, 05/17/2005
- RE: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector, Scott Cantor, 05/17/2005
- Re: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector, Chad La Joie, 05/17/2005
- RE: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector, Scott Cantor, 05/17/2005
- Re: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector, Chad La Joie, 05/17/2005
- RE: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector, Scott Cantor, 05/17/2005
- Re: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector, Chad La Joie, 05/17/2005
- RE: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector, Scott Cantor, 05/17/2005
- Re: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector, Chad La Joie, 05/17/2005
- Re: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector, Walter Hoehn, 05/17/2005
- RE: Bug 308: Exception thrown on multi-results with JNDI connector, Scott Cantor, 05/17/2005
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