Vidakovic Aleksandar wrote:
>
> I think your problem is that you didn't specify the autoincrement method
> (Turbine's ID-Broker, autoincrement, sequence). Possible values are:
> - autoincrement
> - sequence
> - idbroker
> - none
>
> Default is none. That's why you get null... Your schema should be
> something like:
>
> <table name="logentry" idMethod="autoincrement">
> <column name="logentry_id" javaName="Id" required="true"
> primaryKey="true" type="INTEGER"/>
>
> .... (and so on...)
>
> Aleks
>
> P.S.: The OM class will return a NumberKey object! If you want the
> integer value then do something like
> entry.getId().getBigDecimal().intValue()
Thanks a _lot_, that solved the problem!
What I noted, though, is the following comment in the torque DTD:
Do not use autoincrement or sequence. They are deprecated in favor of
using native which will use the Turbine Connection pool to determine
which database it is talking to (yes, it knows that) and then use
whatever native database methodology for insert increments that it can.
Otherwise, you should use idbroker or none. none is good if you have a
table that is just a join table. idbroker is good if you want a
centralized repository for brokering out clumps of id's in a database
agnostic way.
My problem now is, that the latest torque release 2.1 does not understand
"native".
I guess, the comment is valid for the CVS version, right?
Erich
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