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Patrick Linskey updated OPENJPA-113:
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    Fix Version/s: 0.9.7

> when you specify columm table="empbean"  in the xml file entity id or basic 
> type when empbean is the default table name, the mapping tool generates extra 
> foreign key field (eg.EmpBean_empid) in the table produced.
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: OPENJPA-113
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-113
>             Project: OpenJPA
>          Issue Type: Bug
>         Environment: windows xp, openjpa_097_incubating
>            Reporter: George Hongell
>             Fix For: 0.9.7
>
>
> when you specify columm table="empbean"  in the xml file entity id or basic 
> type when empbean is the default table name, the mapping tool generates extra 
> foreign key field (eg.EmpBean_empid) in the table produced. This causes a 
> SQL0203 (A reference to column name is ambiguous) on empid when you try to 
> persist this entity.
>     <entity name="EmpBean" class="EmpBean" access="FIELD">
>         <attributes>
>             <id name="empid">
>                <column name="empid" nullable="false" 
> column-definition="integer" />
>             </id>
>             <basic name="name" fetch="EAGER">
>                 <column length="40"/>
>             </basic>
>             <basic name="salary" fetch="EAGER" >
>                 <column name="salary" table="empbean"/>
>             </basic>
>             <basic name="bonus" fetch="EAGER">
>             </basic>
>              <basic name="isManager" fetch="EAGER">
>              </basic>
>              <basic name="execLevel" fetch="EAGER">
>              </basic>
>             <basic name="hireDate" fetch="EAGER">
>              </basic>
>             <basic name="hireTime" fetch="EAGER">
>              </basic>
>             <basic name="hireTimestamp" fetch="EAGER">
>              </basic>
>            <many-to-one name="dept" 
> target-entity="com.ibm.ws.query.entities.xml.DeptBean" fetch="EAGER">
>            </many-to-one>
>            <one-to-many name="manages" target-entity="DeptBean" fetch="LAZY" 
> mapped-by="mgr">
>                 <cascade><cascade-remove/></cascade>
>             </one-to-many>
>  
>            <one-to-one name="home" target-entity="AddressBean" fetch="EAGER">
>            </one-to-one>
>  
>             <one-to-one name="work" target-entity="AddressBean" fetch="EAGER">
>            </one-to-one>
>             
>             <many-to-many name="tasks" target-entity="TaskBean" fetch="LAZY" 
> mapped-by="emps">
>             </many-to-many>
>         </attributes>        
>     </entity>
> 4787  mdd  TRACE  [main] openjpa.jdbc.SQL - <t 1094861122, conn 1274432502> 
> executing stmnt 1129857880 CREATE TABLE EmpBean (empid INTEGER NOT NULL, 
> bonus DOUBLE, execLevel INTEGER, hireDate DATE, hireTime TIME, hireTimestamp 
> TIMESTAMP, isManager SMALLINT, name VARCHAR(40), EmpBean_empid INTEGER, 
> salary DOUBLE, dept_deptno INTEGER, home_street VARCHAR(40), work_street 
> VARCHAR(40), PRIMARY KEY (empid))

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