On Tue, Feb 06, 2001 at 09:56:55AM -0500, Jason van Zyl wrote:
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> On Tue, 6 Feb 2001, Shaun Campbell wrote:
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> > Apologies if this is documented somewhere but are the keywords used to
> > specify the mysql data types in the schema xml file defined anywhere?
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> The types defined in the XML schema are JDBC types. How the JDBC
> types map to your native RDBMS is defined in a file called
> db.props in the Torque template directory for a particular
> RDBMS. Right now the current mapping which will give you
> MEDIUMBLOB for MySQL is the VARBINARY JDBC type. If you
> look in the db.props file for MySQL you will see how all
> JDBC types are mapped to the corresponding MySQL types.
Oh, okay - I missed that. Sorry Shaun for the misleading information.
So that's a nice bit of abstraction there. Just to clarify, the types you
specify in your XML schema are the JDBC types right? So for MySQL Shaun
would specify VARBINARY ...
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