Hi Dan,

Even after using the constraint name at the database side in 
@ForeignKey(name="om_geo_location_parent_location_id"), it is trying to create 
the FK constraint again but with the same name and hence error occurred:


15:22:53,852  [Schema               main       DEBUG]  Creating foreign key 
constraint : "om_geo_location_parent_location_id" in catalog "" schema "gemsods"
15:22:53,852  [Schema               main       DEBUG]  ALTER TABLE 
gemsods."om_geo_location" ADD CONSTRAINT "om_geo_location_parent_location_id" 
FOREIGN KEY ("parent_location_id","org_id") REFERENCES 
gemsods."om_geo_location" ("location_id","org_id") ON DELETE RESTRICT ON UPDATE 
RESTRICT INITIALLY DEFERRED
15:22:53,865  [Schema               main       DEBUG]  An error occurred while 
auto-creating schema elements - rolling back

One more thing: The other FK works with a match of constraint name. It doesn't 
create FK for it again (as seen in the log).This FK is to other table.

Problem is coming with self-referential case.

BR
Ranganath Varma

-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Haywood [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2014 2:54 PM
To: users
Subject: Re: Creating foreign key constarints again with autoCreateSchema= true

On 5 March 2014 09:04, <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have database schema is present already. And I have created domain
> objects mapping to the tables with JDO annotations.
>
> I have a table with two foreign keys already present, one to the other
> table and second to the self. And there are respective domain objects
> mapped to these tables.
>
> When I start Isis-project webappp with autoCreateSchema= true, it is
> creating again two more foreign keys constraints with different names
>
> Why it is creating foreign keys when already present?
>

I would imagine because it uses the constraint names to match.


> How to avoid this issue? Please help.
>

It is possible to specify the constraint name, I reckon that'll fix it.
 Check the JDO docs [1]


Dan

[1] http://www.datanucleus.org/products/datanucleus/jdo/orm/constraints.html


> BR
> Ranganath Varma
>
>

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