Wayne
cesar.leite wrote:
Hi Wayne
I read in emails this solution but my problem is that my application work "N" companies and for each company I have a schema different i'am working with DB2 and this solution is not best in my the case.
Is There another solution with ojb?
[ ]�s Cesar
When a PersistenceBrokerFactory creates a PersistenceBrokerinstance, it
can specify a different jcdalias. That alias can work against the same
repository.xml but a different url (accessing a different database). In
order for this to work properly, the OJB.properties should specify
ObjectCacheClass=org.apache.ojb.broker.cache.ObjectCachePerBrokerImpl
so that seperate caches are maintained for the separate PersistenceBroker instances.n
Wayne
cesar.leite wrote:
Hi
I would like to know if with ojb i can change my schema whe
----------i'm executing my program?
Example: I can use the SCHEMA1.PRODUCT and later I can use SCHEMA2.PRODUCT to have access the same table product.
thanks. Cesar
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