You said you deleted the generated files... you meant the ones under reactor/project/theProjectWithProblems, right?
I've got a oracle server I can run stuff against, but no real time, so... eh. Not much help, I reckon.
Just wondering if this is one of those "magic" bugs, that disappear after blowing a bunch of compressed air through, so to speak...
:Den
On 8/12/06,
Bryan S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
BethYes. I can confirm that from what I've learned this past week.My problem is the only way that Model Glue Scaffolding is working for me is if I use quotes and create the table in all lower case. Then I reference the table using all lower case and it works. No other way works. That is what got me to tracing through the code which lead me to the problem in Reactor that I described in the first message in this thread. A function call passes an argument in UPPER CASE. The function receives it in lower case and I can't figure out what changes it.Bryan
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Beth Bowden
Sent: Saturday, August 12, 2006 11:38 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Reactor for CF] Oracle Problem - the case of an argument changesBryan,
I think I garbled that. Here's take two.
If you created the Oracle table with quotes, you must use the exact case that you did when you created the table.
If you created the Oracle table without quotes, you must always uppercase table and column references.
Beth
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