Thomas,
Thanks for the reply,
> Which version of OJB and the xdoclet module are you using ?
db-ojb-1.0.0.jar
xdoclet-ojb-module-1.2.1.jar
xdoclet-1.2.1.jar
> Btw, there are a couple of '@' missing, because of your chopping out ?
All the '@' tags are there from the test code I was using - what am I
missing?
> Could you post the db-schema ?
What I got for sql is:
BaseEmployee
employeeID NUMBER NOT NULL,
PFY
employeeID NUMBER NOT NULL,
daysInProbationLeft NUMBER (20, 0)
Boss
employeeID NUMBER NOT NULL,
hasKeyToExecJacks NUMBER (1, 0),
hasCompCar NUMBER (1, 0),
numberofPFYsOnTeam NUMBER
Holiday
holidayID NUMBER NOT NULL,
employeeID NUMBER NOT NULL,
startdate DATE NOT NULL,
numDays NUMBER NOT NULL,
returnDate DATE NOT NULL
What I wanted was:
Employee
employeeID NUMBER NOT NULL,
hasKeyToExecJacks NUMBER (1, 0),
hasCompCar NUMBER (1, 0),
numberofPFYsOnTeam NUMBER
daysInProbationLeft NUMBER (20, 0)
Holiday
holidayID NUMBER NOT NULL,
employeeID NUMBER NOT NULL,
startdate DATE NOT NULL,
numDays NUMBER NOT NULL,
returnDate DATE NOT NULL
I realise that in order to be able to tell what object was stored in which
row of the employee table I would need to use ojbConcreteClass but other
than that I hope this explains what I want to do.
Nigel
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