RE: extent mapping (was: another JOIN question)

Wed, 12 May 2004 08:34:56 -0700

WOW! Are you saying name="super" works???? Or, just a suggestion. This is some good s----!


From: Phil Warrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: extent mapping (was: another JOIN question)
Date: Wed, 12 May 2004 11:29:31 -0400

Hi all,

While reading this thread, I came across something that looks like an improved way to map extents. (reference-descriptor name - "super" etc.) Have I been sleeping while this development took place? This seems to be undocumented.

Phil

<class-descriptor
      class="SubObject"
      table="SUB_OBJECT">
  <field-descriptor
          name="oid"
          column="OID"
          jdbc-type="INTEGER"
          primarykey="true"
          access="anonymous"/>
  <reference-descriptor
          name="super"
          class-ref="TheObject"
          auto-retrieve="true"
          auto-update="true"
          auto-delete="true">
      <foreignkey
              field-ref="oid"/>
  </reference-descriptor>
  <field-descriptor
          name="someString"
          column="some_string"
          jdbc-type="VARCHAR"
          access="readwrite"/>
</class-descriptor>


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