Mike,
Unfortunately, I haven't messed with this stuff for a long time, so
I'm not clear on how to modify the increment on the sequence, or how
to grab them myself and hand them out. Do I need to implement the
database context delegate databaseContextNewPrimaryKey() ? If I do,
what's the right way to store the interim keys and grab them when
necessary? I've pretty much always been a 'let the adaptor handle it'
kind of guy as far as primary keys are concerned...
I've googled plenty - I can't find any roadmaps or code to help me
along.
Thanks!
Ken
On Apr 25, 2008, at 8:43 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
BTW, I'm using WO 5.3 and Oracle 10g. And no, I'm not using
WOnder, in case anyone is going to say:
"Oh, if you're using WOnder, you just flip this little do-hickey
over here..."
In Oracle, I would recommend a hi-lo algorithm. Set your sequence
to have a 30 increment (or whatever) and hand out the 30 individual
keys from the counter in memory.
ms
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