Were you getting similar errors when attempting to do schema generation?
Also, what happens if you set the openjpa.jdbc.Schema property to 'ves'?
-Patrick
On 2/13/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use Postgres 8.2 with jdbc Type 3 driver.
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> I have got the following table definition:
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> create table ves.user
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> (id serial not null,
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> user varchar(20) not null,
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> password varchar(20) not null,
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> constraint pk_ves_user primary key(id)
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> );
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> My PAO Class looks like:
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> @Entity
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> @Table(schema="ves", name="user")
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> public class UserPAO implements Serializable {
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> @Id
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> @GeneratedValue(strategy=IDENTITY)
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> @Column(insertable=false, updatable = false)
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> private long id;
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> ....
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> Trying to insert a new user results in an persistence exception: The
> invalid statement is reported
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> As: select currval('user_id_seq')
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> But the table is in the schema "ves", so the correct name of the
> sequence is ves.user_id_seq.
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> If I put the table into the public schema, and omit the schema="ves"
> statement in the @Table
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> annotation, all works.
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> How can I use automatic key generation with Postgres without putting the
> table into the public schema??
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> Table generation and all other things did not work.
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> Thanks in advance,....
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Patrick Linskey
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