Hi Adrian, I wasn't sure if the entity engine would function properly with no-auto-stamp="true". I thought the auto-stamp fields may be required for versioning of the data.
If the entity engine works ok read/write with no-auto-stamp="true", then I will do my updates using entitites. Many thanks, Chris Adrian Crum wrote: > > You have to set no-auto-stamp="true" on your legacy database because it > doesn't contain the necessary fields. > > You can use your legacy database the same as any OFBiz entity. There is > nothing special to do. > > Why do you need to run SQL directly? Is there something missing in the > entity engine that you need? > > -Adrian > > snowch wrote: >> I have a legacy database that until now I have been just using read-only. >> I >> now have a need to update some fields. What are my options? >> >> I have been using entities with 'no-auto-stamp="true"' mentioned, but I >> am >> not sure what it does. Can anyone on this forum explain? >> >> Alternatively, can I run SQL statements directly from my services to >> perform >> these small db updates? >> >> Many thanks in advance, >> >> Chris > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Running-SQL-against-legacy-database.-tp23278522p23279182.html Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
