klaasjan elzinga wrote: > I meant try to create the actual schema (sorry for the confusion) > where the tables will be created in. > > In a database a schema often corresponds with eg an user account. In > mysql the notion of a schema corresponds with a database, in oracle it > is an user. Im not sure about derby.
Yes, it supports schema. So openjpa generates the tables > in a schema, and the collection of tables etc is callled "the schema". > Apparantly, the schema in the database sense was not there so the > openjpa tables (schema) were generated in the default schema. Which is > just fine, hence the informational warning. Sure, but I've setup/tested my project with TopLink and Hibernate and both didn't complain about the schema (They generate the schema and create the database without problem). I'm trying to adapt my project to openjpa. > > Hope this helps. Thanks, I appreciate you attention! Gilberto
