Honestly, I know of no one using the EOModeler support in XCode....
use EOModeler.
I wholehearted agree...
One day this feature may be really great, but it's just not there
yet. Drives me nuts that simple opening an EOF data model in Xcode
marks the file "dirty." How can it be "dirty," I haven't done
anything yet???
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Robert Walker
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On Jan 31, 2006, at 11:25 AM, Ken Anderson wrote:
Honestly, I know of no one using the EOModeler support in XCode....
use EOModeler.
On Jan 31, 2006, at 11:20 AM, Thomas Pelaia II wrote:
When using XCode to do the EO modeling instead of EOModeler, how
does one specify the width of an attribute? For example, if I
have a varchar of width 40 characters, how may I specify that the
attribute has a width of 40?
It is interesting that XCode allows such limit specifications for
the Cocoa data modeling, but not EOF data modeling.
thanks,
-tom
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