Thank you for the pointers. I was expecting that if there is no primary key
but only one unique key, the generator would pick it by default. If there
are multiple unique keys, I understand that one cannot pick at random.
Anyways, I tried specifying via configuration and still didn't see DAO
being generated. Perhaps, missing something basic on my end. Here's what my
table definition looks like in the Postgres database.
CREATE TABLE public."PersonEmail"
(
"personId" character(8) NOT NULL,
email character varying(64) NOT NULL,
"contactTypeId" smallint NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT "PersonEmail_personId_contactTypeId_key" UNIQUE ("personId",
"contactTypeId")
)
And here are the two configurations that I tried independently.
<syntheticPrimaryKeys>public\.PersonEmail\.COLUMN(1|3)</syntheticPrimaryKeys>
<overridePrimaryKeys>PersonEmail_personId_contactTypeId_key</overridePrimaryKeys>
Appreciate if you could point me to what's wrong in the above
configurations? I also presume, I can have multiple entries, each delimited
by "|".
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