you might be hitting a bug in EM (that has since been fixed) ...
maybe, at least. if you look in your entity plist file, does the
attribute have the valueClass declared, or just the prototype? if it
has the valueClass, then you're hit by this bug -- there was a release
some time ago of EM that accidentally copied the prototype's
valueClass into the attributes, so there was some risk that if you
changed the prototype, you'd get an override in your attribute. newer
em's detect and fix this. you could grab the latest Entity
Modeler.app build if you're not on 3.5 and try that to see if it fixes
the problem (if in fact that's the problem you have).
On Oct 28, 2009, at 5:32 PM, Ricardo J. Parada wrote:
Hi,
I'm updating an eomodel to use ERPrototypes for consistency. Many
of our foreign key attributes are mapped to a NUMBER in ORACLE and
have the Data Type set to Double.
Is there anyway to clear those settings and use all the settings
from the "id" prototype in ERPrototypes? I tried to select No
Prototype first and then the id prototype but the Data Type still
says Double. And I know that for new attributes if I pick the id
prototype then the Data Type defaults to "Integer".
Thanks,
Ricardo Parada
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