The VARCHAR2 is being mapped to String, yes. And I did pull the
parameters by hand, loaded a criteria, and called doUpdate(crit) with
the same result.
Also, double checking the inserts, they just blow up with an exception.
I am not at all interested in using the ID Broker for these tables and I
was under the impression, given the light documentation on Torque, that
setting autoincrement="false" would disable this but apparently it has
not. However, it is still attempting to access sequences that don't
exist, resulting in exceptions.
Is there a way that I can disable the ID broker entirely? Every single
one of these tables at this company are covered with a before insert
trigger that uses their own sequencer to set the ID field the way they
want it. I don't need nor want the overhead of the ID broker but there
is nothing terribly clear about how to disable this "feature" at all.
Torque is nice if you are starting from scratch and can control the
structure of the database. Often though I work with medium and large
scale companies that have existing databases and they are not going to
reorganize them, change sequencers, etc., just for one new app. So far
I've burned 3 days on a 10 day cycle screwing around with Torque and
Torque issues. I'll end up eating the time this weekend to make it all
work but I think I am going to shy away from Torque in the future until
perhaps it improves. That means alot more raw JDBC code to write but at
least I know that will work.
"Brekke, Jeff" wrote:
>
> I've noticed that turbine is silent when an update fails via save(). But
> everytime I've found that
> it is because I'm not setting a member properly. Your sql looks
> interesting, what is VARCHAR2 is this being mapped to a string?
>
> Also, try to read the members out of data.getParameters() by hand, throw
> them into a Criteria, and call SlaTypePeer.doUpdate(crit)
> and see if that works.
>
> For me 1.1a11 is working with sybase and mysql.
>
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