There is no way to specify a constraint except on the columns mapped
to fields in a class.
You can define constraints beneath the element, and these
constraints can contain column elements for constraints on arbitrary
column sets. This is already described in the spec. If this doesn't
sati
Javadogs,
There is no way to specify a constraint except on the columns mapped to
fields in a class. So, there can be a foreign key defined for the join
columns or for the mapped columns but there is no way to define a
unique or primary key constraint on multiple columns in a join table.
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Hi Andy,
On May 27, 2005, at 11:54 PM, Andy Jefferson wrote:
We are getting this error with the checked-in code running a new test.
Could you please take a look?
There is no table EMPLOYEE_PROJECTS in the .orm file, so JPOX must be
imagining it (generating the table name from the class names).