Hi Tom,
that sounds good.
so 1.1 will support this feature in both directions, also for reverse
engineering?
I have also evaluated Hibernate and OpenJPA for the same purpose
(developing database designs in a platform independent manner) , but
Hibernate and OpenJPA are focussed on object relative persitstence and
pretty complex and unhandy.
Si I would like to go on with DdlUtils.
Good work, great stuff.
And the clear architecture would make it easy for me to implement this
functionality (forward engineering only) for my three favorite
implementations.
Any idea when 1.1 will be released?
Other wishes:
Would be nice if automatic generation of names, like for foreign keys,
would be also implemented for indexes.
Currently DDL SQL for indexes is only generated, if the indexes have names.
And, pretty unimportant, an exception should not be thrown, if a
database has no name.
It's not principally required, to generate the SQL.
Regards,
Stefan
Thomas Dudziak schrieb:
On 9/18/07, Stefan Eder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
DdlUtils 1.0 does not evaluate the Attributes onDelete and onUpdate
attributes within the foreign key constraints of Database.xml during SQL
generation.
Is it planned to support this in the future or does the current trunc
already support it?
I know that not all platforms support ON DELETe and/or ON UPDATE within
within foreign key constraints, i.e. Oracle supports 'ON DELETE', but
not 'ON UPDATE', but most (i.e. MySQL or PostgreSQL) do support both.
It would be very nice if this feature would be supported by DdlUtils.
This is planned for 1.1
(http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DDLUTILS-75) and implementation
is currently underway.
Tom
