Thanks for your time, Mike. Thanks for confirming my thought that these are
more than likely just stale comments.

Mamta


On 3/13/07, Mike Matrigali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

It is likely that they can be deleted, that they refer to stuff the
predates the derby codeline.  I can't think of any persistent datatype
that we got rid of since 10.0.  To be absolutely safe one should check
the 10.0 codeline as I can imagine horrible issues with reusing an
existing format id for some on existing on disk datatype (again I don't
remember us getting rid of anything but checking the code is always best
- and note that the class comment is just that - a comment.  It could me
that the class was moved without updating the comment.


Mamta Satoor wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was going through iapi.services.io.StoredFormatIds to understand how
> SQLChar is generated by the compiler. I need to understand this in order
> to support generation of SQLChar with their own collator.
>
> In StoredFormatIds, I see several references to classes in the comments
> that don't really exist in Derby. For instance, there is following piece
> of code is StoredFormatIds
>
>         /**
>             class org.apache.derby.catalog.types.CharTypeIdImpl
>          */
>         static public final int CHAR_TYPE_ID_IMPL =
>             (MIN_ID_2 + 17);
>
> But there is no CharTypeIdImpl in the catalog.types package. Are these
> comments leftover from the past which should have been fixed?
>
> Thanks,
> Mamta


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