Hi Steven,
This is exactly right. The GenericQueryManager is built on top of the
DbQueryManager. In the current implementation you can actually just
cast the GenericQueryManager to the DbQueryManager but that is quite
ugly.
So what you are doing is the best way.
Best regards,
Geert
On 16 Jul 2006, at 08:07, Steven Grimm wrote:
Answering my own question after digging around some more:
CreateTable ct = ...
DbQueryManager qm = new DbQueryManager(dataSource);
qm.executeUpdate(ct);
If there's a better way, I'm all ears, but that seems to work.
-Steve
Steven Grimm wrote:
What's the official way to create a table that's not associated
with a bean? I have a join table for a many-to-many association
whose columns are just the IDs of the two tables being joined.
Obviously I can go into my DB admin tool and create the table by
hand or do it with JDBC, but I want to try it the RIFE way if I can.
I can get this far:
CreateTable ct = new CreateTable(dataSource);
ct.table("shows_watched")
.column("userid", int.class)
.column("showid", int.class)
.primaryKey(new String[] { "userid", "showid" })
.foreignKey("user", "userid", "userid")
.foreignKey("show", "showid", "showid");
But then what do I do with that CreateTable object? I see I can
pass it to GenericQueryManager, but I don't have a
GenericQueryManager because I don't have a bean class.
Or am I going about this completely wrong?
-Steve
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