Richard Bayet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Henning P. Schmiedehausen wrote:
>>
>>>Just out of curiosity : have you tried what happens if one puts
>>>"schemaname.tablename" as tablename into schema.xml ? That might also be
>>>interesting for some people.
>>
>>
>> No. Testers welcome.
>>
>>
>As for Torque Gen 3.1, this might be a bad idea.
>Because the class and packages names will contain this extra dot character.
>Not very annoying for the packages names : the classes will be tagged as
>in package 'com.yourproject.schemaname' instead of 'com.yourproject',
>but the classes will be named like 'schemaname.yourtable';
This is just because, the SQL table name and the table name for the
packages are too closely connected.
IMHO, the story could go like this:
- Add a new attribute "per XML schema" or "per table" called "schema"
(yes, the name ambiguity sucks); update the DTD
- Add a new method "getFullTableName()" to the table model which returns
the fully qualified "schema.table" if a schema is given, return just
"table" else
- make getTable() only ever return the unqualified table name
- change the templates to use the one or the other as fitting
==> Schema support.
[... long procedure deleted ...]
Wow, I wonder how long it took you. Out of curiosity: The generator is
quite straightforward; IMHO it takes about a day with a debugger to
understand how it works. How long did it take you to implement this
procedure and would a generator change not have been easier?
Regards
Henning
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