With PostgreSQL long keys work for me. PK generation is more or
less different in nearly every setup (EO_PK_TABLE in OpenBase and
MySQL, sequences in PostgreSQL, select unique in FrontBase, you
name it).
What about native key generation in OpenBase using the
OpenBasePKPlugIn? Has anyone tested that?
On Mar 20, 2007, at 3:56 PM, Guido Neitzer wrote:
On 20.03.2007, at 13:45, Mike Schrag wrote:
[FrontBase]
sql = "SELECT UNIQUE FROM " + quoteTableName
(eoentity.primaryKeyRootName());
AFAIK: This will not return a long value, as "select unique" on
FrontBase is limited to integer.
With PostgreSQL long keys work for me. PK generation is more or
less different in nearly every setup (EO_PK_TABLE in OpenBase and
MySQL, sequences in PostgreSQL, select unique in FrontBase, you
name it).
So - if you need BIG keys, use either a database where the plugin
(and the db of course) supports long keys, or use 24 byte binary
keys from EOF.
cug
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