On 6/26/07, James Masters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I decided to use the prefix C_ to identify "onthefly" fields.  The problem
> with this was that the damn field didn't actually exist so Rose Manager
> immediately barfed saying "Unknown column C_sourcedate" - whether the column
> was used or not.
>
> The only way around this that I could think of was to actually create the
> field in the real table - so I created a "dummy" field in MySQL - all data
> set to NULL.  Then it worked.  (can anyone think of another way?)

How about making the column lazy?  (Add lazy => 1 to the column spec.)

-John

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