default values is not supported by eof directly ... it's up to your database
plugin to support wonder's extension for this to work. currently i believe only
frontbase and postgresql migrations support this.
ms
On Sep 18, 2010, at 4:17 PM, Farrukh Ijaz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've noticed that MIgrations code does not respect the default values
> specified. E.g. Following code creates a database table called CALENDAR.
>
> ERXMigrationTable calendarTable = database.newTableNamed("CALENDAR");
> calendarTable.newStringColumn("CAL_DESC", 512, true);
> calendarTable.newStringColumn("CAL_NAME", 64, false);
> calendarTable.newIntegerColumn("IS_PUBLIC", false, 0);
> calendarTable.newIntegerColumn("OID", false);
> calendarTable.create();
> calendarTable.setPrimaryKey("OID");
>
> Technically this should set the column to set the default value to 0 for
> IS_PUBLIC column whenever a record is inserted in this table. But this is not
> the case, inspecting the table structure tells there is no default value set
> for this column and inserting a new record in this table without explicitly
> specifying the is_public value to 0, it gives Not Null sql exception.
>
> Any comments?
>
> Farrukh
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