Hello,
I have 2 tables. In one table stand numbers in the secound table stand
adresses. The have a foreign key
NumberTable
N_ID
N_Number
AdressesTable
A_ID
A_N_ID
A_Name
The adresses table have the foreign key A_N_ID=N_ID.
In the number table stand very much numbers. Now i wont to find out
Vitzethum, Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
this looks really interesting. Could you please open an Issue in the
bug tracker with this class attached, so it does not get lost.
And I'd appreciate an explict ASF 2.0 license in the header (or does
your company has a CCLA on file?).
Hello list,
one more question:
I have a schema with nullable foreign keys of type INTEGER.
When saving a new object, Torque's buildCriteria method inserts
0 as the according column's value, what is wrong as it should be
null. Even defaults in DB don't work therefore.
My Oracle DB refuses to
Hi Daniel,
I had the same problem before, and as I needed a quick solution, I used
string foreign keys instead (String foreign keys can be null). I will open
a scarab issue on this problem.
Thomas
Vitzethum, Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 06.12.2004
13:22:17:
Hello list,
one
Hi Thomas,
thanks for the quick answer (as usual ;-)
I had the same problem before, and as I needed a quick solution, I
used string foreign keys instead (String foreign keys can be null). I
will open a scarab issue on this problem.
my quick workaround:
I have overridden and copied
Hi Daniel,
I have looked through the source code and it seems that your query cannot
be generated generically with torque. The problem is that Torque does not
support join conditions other than equal (=).
My suggestion for a quick solution would be to use any of the methods
Even if a writer commits during a long read operation Oracle will still
retain the session's read consistency. The mechanism Oracle uses for
read consistency utilizes the rollback segments and the one caveat for
this lies in the necessity for properly sizing rollback segments. If
they are too
Daniel-
When generating you object using the om task, make sure you're using
database name=xxx defaultJavaType=object
project-schema.xml
The object java type allows null values.
Michael
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From: Vitzethum, Daniel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday,
Hi Tod,
I finally got a (_VERY_ dirty) solution for your problem. Perhaps some
maven guru on the list can create a cleaner solution from this.
Find the file /cache/maven-torque-plugin-3.1.1/plugin.jelly somewhere in
your maven home directory. Add the path to classes12.jar into the torque
Problem solved. I thought there was a mismatch between
torque 3.1.1 and 3.1. After having reinstalled torque
3.1.1 via maven, it worked again. The version
management is really a headache stuff.
--- Hoang-Vu PHUNG [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi,
I'm new to torque. I have managed to use
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