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Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 12:52
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To: reactor@doughughes.net
Subject: [Reactor for CF]
regenerating dictionary xml files
When I add or change a column into a table, I typically delete the
corresponding files in reactor/project
Van,In your categoryMetadata.cfc, is there a line similiar to: cfset variables.metadata.fields[1][primaryKey] = true /?Thanks, Beth
On 7/25/06, Van Daele Wouter (DBB) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(Can't seem to get logged in to the Reactor Trac site, so I'm logging it here...)
Doug,
Wouter,That's it exactly.BethOn 7/25/06, Van Daele Wouter (DBB) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Beth,
Nope - all linesfor the primaryKey attribute say
false.
And yet I have a constraint of type UNIQUE on the
CATEGORYID column... I suppose that type should be PRIMARY, and not UNIQUE
?
Wouter
You are safe. The latest revision incorporates both changes.On 7/25/06, Van Daele Wouter (DBB) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I confess that I haven't looked at any specific patches -
having just returned from a two-week holiday I downloaded revision 330 and hoped
everything would work. Should
We normally associate a user with a particular schema. So if we want a different schema, we set the username/password to the DSN appropriately. If I understand right, this won't work for you because you need to across more than one schema. Is that correct?
Thanks, BethOn 24 Aug 2006 01:21:19
I've heard two approaches to adding schema names for tables in the reactor config files. The first is to add an owner which would look like: object name=mytable owner=tigger /
The second is to allow fully qualified table names which would look like: object name=tigger.mytable /
I tend towards a
Folks,To fix the problems that cblackwell pointed out in http://trac.reactorframework.com/reactor/ticket/76, the copy, isequal and configure methods were renamed to _copy, _isequal, and _configure in the \reactor\base\*.cfc files. If your code calls any of these methods manually, please change the
Oracle Users, Reactor now matches your objects to the actual tables in Oracle regardless of case. For example, Reactor would match this: object name=SubscriptionTable/ to the SUBSCRIPTIONTABLE f a table named SubscriptionTable doesn't exist.
You will need to delete the files under your
Joshua,It doesn't look like we were able to check the fix out in cf6.1. Here's the code in iterator.cfc: cfif ListFirst(Server.ColdFusion.ProductVersion) GTE 7line 463cfset QueryAddColumn(
variables.query, reactorRowDeleted, Bit, deletedArray) / cfelse!--- hopefully this works in MX
Joshua,That's puzzling. Perhaps, a leading space? Can you change line 462 to: cfif
ListFirst( trim(Server.ColdFusion.ProductVersion) ) GTE 7Thanks,BethOn 9/22/06, Joshua Scott
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That value returns: 6,1,0,hf45343_611
- JS
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Sent: 05 October 2006 14:56
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Subject: Re: [Reactor for CF] RE:
[Reactor For CF] computed columns
Would it make sense for
Reactor to ignore computed columns?
On 10/5/06, Gareth
Cole
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