Greetings:
I have four tables in a database, which are materialized views from an
oracle db. All four share 12 columns, which are basically numerical
values.
I have 4 components which display repetitions based on these four
tables. I have these inheriting from one abstract superclass
containing the calculations on the 12 values.
It seemed to me logical, and very object oriented to have these 4 eo
tables inherit from 1 abstract superclass containing the 12 shared
attributes.
I modeled this and checked the "Abstract" checkbox in Entity Modeler.
I did not select a source table as this class is supposed to be
abstract.
The problem is, Entity Modeler wants me to have a primary key for the
abstract eo superclass, but the 4 subclasses have different primary
keys representing different foreign keys from their source tables.
Some of these keys are multiple foreign keys from multiple source
tables (i.e. the eo is essentially a join)
If I let Entity Modeler set a primary key of "id" and delete the
inherited "id" primary keys from the subclasses (leaving the
previously existing primary keys, just pointing the subclass eos to
the new superclass), I get an SQL error because the tables are missing
an id column.
Any ideas? It there a way to do this? Or do I need to write the code
4 times in both the component and the eos?
Thanks in advance.
Andrew Kinnie
WOLips 5888
Wonder 8988
WO 5.4.3
Mac OS X 10.5.7
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