Zeigermann, Oliver wrote:
Sounds reasonable to me.
Pier Fumagalli wrote:
Why int(11) and not bigint (which is EXACTLY as a Java "long"?)...
Also, the only difference in the adapter from the standard to the MySQL adapter is the fact that the lock EXPIRATION_DATE is a DATE in MySQL. IMO, this is wrong, as you loose any information about the time, right? If you change it to be a BIGINT, then you can also forget about the modifications in MySqlAdapter.java :-)
As I have only done a little bit cleaning of the pure mysql-schema, I can not answer this question.
But if these modifications are the only reason for MySQLAdapter.java, Pier is right.
regards, alex.
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OK, seems I waited enough for comments. So, I will make int(11) bigint and have EXPIRATION_DATE as bigint as well, thus allowing to remove modifications in MySqlAdapter.
30 minutes to stop me now...
Oliver
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