> AFIK. The torque OMs can work gainst any database. The sql files do need > to > be generated for the specific database.
There is (as pointed out in another email) an assumption that the database name is the same. Additionally, I believe that there are (unless recently changed) some cases whether the generated OM will differ slightly depending on the RDBMS. E.g. transactions will be entered if you are using a BLOB col w/ Postgres. I'm actually not a Torque user, but have written a PHP5 port of Torque, Propel (http://propel.phpdb.org). In Propel, the OM is even further customized to the underlying RDBMS -- e.g. to emulate cascading deletes for database that don't do that natively. Obviously that doesn't apply to Torque, per se, but is just an observation that RDBMS-specific tweaks in generated Java source should be expected. Cheers, Hans --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
