Ratnesh,
>Can a Container Managed Entity bean be used with
>table having primary keys as identity column(s)?
>Or BMP is the only way to go?
It is very much possible - though this depends on
your vendor's implementation.
With (for example) the Borland AppServer, there is
a property called "ignoreColumnsOnInsert" which as
the name suggests allows you to use the "identity"
column property of an rdbms. Other J2EE vendors might
have a similar implementation - but WebLogic 5.x and 6.x
does not offer what you require with CMP if you choose
a EJB 1.1 CMP based implementation.
-krish
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> Can a Container Managed Entity bean be used with table having primary keys as
>identity column(s)? Or BMP is the only way
> to go? I am trying with CMP, SQL Server 7, Weblogic 5.1 with no success.
>
> thanks in advance,
>
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