Jared,
On Nov 29, 2007 5:22 PM, Jared Rypka-Hauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No, they're not empty, they ARE kept in the model directory, but (at least
> for oracle) the Metadata classes are NOT EMPTY. They contain references to
> the DB type and the schema.
>
Pardon me, I was incorrect. The generic is empty...
<cfcomponent hint="I am the database agnostic custom Metadata object for the
ENTITY object. I am generated, but not overwritten if I exist. You are
safe to edit me."
extends="reactor.project.mcicUnity.Metadata.ENTITYMetadata">
<!--- Place custom code here, it will not be overwritten --->
</cfcomponent>
The MSSQL-specific one is not:
<cfcomponent hint="I am the mssql custom Metadata object for the ENTITY
object. I am generated, but not overwritten if I exist. You are safe to
edit me."
extends="ENTITYMetadata">
<!--- Place custom code here, it will not be overwritten --->
<cfset variables.metadata.owner = "dbo" />
<cfset variables.metadata.dbms = "mssql" />
</cfcomponent>
I don't want to try to fix it for you, I want to compare what you have with
> what I have to see if they are similar, since this is the second time we've
> seen this problem it's hard to repro and it needs to be fixed.
>
Very hard to reproduce, indeed. I tried.
> I won't ask you to do anything, I just want to look at your generic and
> DB-specific files.
>
Oh, you can ask me to do something. I'd be happy to do some testing if you
get a handle on something you want me to try. Let me know if I can help at
all.
Are you and/or Doug continuing active development on Reactor? I've found
definite advantages and disadvantages to both Transfer and Reactor. I guess
I had gotten the impression that Reactor development had ceased.
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Thanks,
Tom
Tom McNeer
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http://www.mediumcool.com
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Atlanta, GA 30306
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