Christian Haul dijo: > One thing is impossible, though: update may not affect key columns. This > has been requested by Antonio but he didn't come up with a patch so far > ;-)
Hi! I dont made the patch since it is posible to create and alias of the table and change the key values. I know this is a hack, but it works. :) Intentionally, change the "changing keys" to a "value" attribute. That is all. It works. for us. Of course you need to use set="master" where you need. Another way is to create a special action (maybe an XSP-Action) to do the work. For more info: http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=XSPAction Best Regards, Antonio Gallardo. For example to delete all the records from a table we did it. Please note we define the alias just with the fields we are interested in. If a field is not interesting in a given action just dont write it. The same apply to the keys. table name="auth_users_roles"> <keys> <key name="usr_id" type="long"> <mode name="request-param" parameter="usr_id" type="request-param"/> <mode name="request-attr" parameter="org.apache.cocoon.components.modules.output.OutputModule:auth_users.usr_id[0]" type="all"/> </key> <key name="rol_id" type="int" set="master"> <mode name="request-param" parameter="rol_id" type="all"/> </key> </keys> </table> <!-- Alias of the table just with ONE key to allow delete --> <table name="auth_users_roles" alias="auth_users_roles_borrar"> <keys> <key name="usr_id" type="long"> <mode name="request-param" parameter="usr_id" type="all"/> </key> </keys> </table> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
