For that particular example of the field tag, lets say userid is a column in your table that you have set as your primary key. In your schema you may be able to use sequences, like in Oracle. So in this example your sequence name is User_userid. This tells reactor how to associate the sequence to a specific column in your table, so Reactor can use the sequence to generate the next number for the primary key during an insert as oppossed to auto_increment that is used in MySQL.
Hope that helps.
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On 6/25/06, Sean Corfield <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 6/24/06, Doug Hughes < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I haven't had time to review the parent email, but I can say that sean's
> wrong here.
>
> The linking object needs to have a hasOne relationship to the two objects
> that are being linked. The two objects being linked need hasMany
> relationships to the linked object with the link tag specifying the linking
> object. IE:
Ah, thanx for the clarification. I didn't realize that Reactor pieced
it all together from the link table!
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