Hi, I am using a MySQL database with some tables having an autoincrement primary key, and others having meaningful non-autoincrement primary keys.
If I assign 'SequenceManagerMySQLImpl' as 'sequence-manager' then I get the logger all cluttered with "Could not find autoincrement attribute for class ..." warnings. I see in the source that ClassDescriptor.getAutoIncrementField() unconditionally spits warnings if an autoincrement field is not found. Is it intended? What should be the right approach to avoid this massive warning flow? Should I somehow describe different sequencing policies individually for different classes in 'class-descriptor'? Should I implement my own sequence manager? I hardly believe so as my case seems to be rather typical... But if yes, what would be the intended approach to describing different sequencing policies in the repository? Thanks in advance, Regards, Sergey --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
