I have a schema where one of the columns is defined as:
<column name="NUM_OPERACION" required="true"
type="INTEGER" size="18"></column>
This creates a table on SQL with the following column:
NUM_OPERACION NUMBER(18) NOT NULL
When torque generates the peer classes, this column is declared
as an int:
private int num_operacion;
public int getNumOperacion()
{
return num_operacion;
}
public void setNumOperacion(int v)
{
if (this.num_operacion != v)
{
this.num_operacion = v;
setModified(true);
}
}
However, a Java int will not fit all values that will fit on a
NUMBER(18). For example, a value stored as 4259430563478700 on
the DB is stored as -173114196 on the Java int. Are there any
workarounds for this, short of hand editing the Peer classes?
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Gonzalo A. Diethelm
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