Doug,
 
Based on my initial testing with Oracle 8i, I think there might be a problem with the link tag.  Of course, I just got Reactor working today, so it's quite likely I've made a mistake somewhere...  :-)
 
I have three tables, a users table, a roles table, and a users_roles linking table (actually, I've got close to 40 tables, but I'm starting small with reactor).  My Reactor.xml file has something like the following in the objects tag:
<objects>
  <object name="MYAPP_USERS">
    <hasOne name="USER_STATUS_REF">
      <relate from="USER_STATUS_ID" to="USER_STATUS_ID"/>
    </hasOne>
    <hasMany name="USER_NETWORK_ACCOUNTS">
      <relate from="USER_SA_ID" to="USER_SA_ID"/>
    </hasMany>
    <hasMany name="ROLE_DEFS_KEY">
      <link name="USERS_ROLES"/>
    </hasMany>
  </object>
 
  <object name="USERS_ROLES">
    <hasOne name="MYAPP_USERS">
      <relate from="USER_SA_ID" to="USER_SA_ID"/>
    </hasOne>
    <hasOne name="ROLE_DEFS_KEY">
      <relate from="ROLE_ID" to="ROLE_ID"/>
    </hasOne>
  </object>
 
  <object name="ROLE_DEFS_KEY">
    <hasMany name="MYAPP_USERS">
      <link name="USERS_ROLES"/>
    </hasMany>
  </object>
</objects>
So, I created a page and instanced the reactor object and added the following CF code, following the examples in the incomplete but excellent documentation:
<cfset UserRecord = reactor.createRecord("MYAPP_USERS").load(USER_SA_ID=15)/>
<cfset qRoles = UserRecord.getROLE_DEFS_KEYIterator().getQuery()/>
The SQL used for the getQuery() is something like:
SELECT
    "ROLE_DEFS_KEY"."ROLE_DESCRIPTION" AS "ROLE_DESCRIPTION",
    "ROLE_DEFS_KEY"."ROLE_ID" AS "ROLE_ID",
    "ROLE_DEFS_KEY"."ROLE_NAME" AS "ROLE_NAME",
    "ROLE_DEFS_KEY"."SHOW" AS "SHOW"
FROM
    "MYAPP"."ROLE_DEFS_KEY" "ROLE_DEFS_KEY"
    INNER JOIN "MYAPP"."USERS_ROLES" "USERS_ROLES"
        ON "ROLE_DEFS_KEY"."ROLE_ID" = "USERS_ROLES"."ROLE_ID"
WHERE
    "USERS_ROLES"."USER_SA_ID" = 15
The INNER JOIN ... ON syntax is not recognized by Oracle 8i.  ColdFusion throws a Database error of "[Macromedia][Oracle JDBC Driver][Oracle]ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended".  TOAD croaks on a copy of the query on the word "INNER", with the same ORA-00933 error.
 
I have another copy of my database in Oracle 10g and am able to run the query in TOAD with no problems there.
 
My $0.02 worth,
 
-matt
 

Matthew Newby
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On Sat, 03 Jun 2006 15:16:23 -0700, Doug Hughes wrote:
Hey people -
I can't remember if reactor works with Oracle 8i or not.  (Muchless 9i or 10whatever.)
 
Beth - Any chance you could tell me which versions it works with?
 
Doug
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