Hi,
Till this morning I was sure that Oracle CURSOR types where fully
supported in Cayenne (they are tested in our unit test suite after
all). Now checking the relevant code, I must admit that the Modeler
and mapping loader would not allow DB-specific types. Here is a
workaround you can t
Dear all,
We are trying to map the following oracle stored procedure using the
cayenne modeler.
Please find below all the details of the PL/SQL required to create the
stuff.
---
create table tTest
(
id int NOT NULL,
data varchar2(200)
On May 15, 2007, at 12:47 AM, Tomi N/A wrote:
Reduced the max number of objects to 1000. The result? A NPE at:
for (MyClassC mcc :
(List)mca.getToMyClassC().getToParentClass
().getMyClassCArray())
{
Ok, so the cache size will have to be big enough to hold all resolved
obje
Is it a problem from the modeler?
Per SQLServer docs:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/285295
"Every SQL Server stored procedure has a return value parameter
(whether it is explicitly used or not)" which is called
@return_value. I suspect that JDBC blows on implicit mapped
@return_value.
Hello,
I removed the first parameter and the "returningValue" flag ... and
indeed it is working properly. I'm really surprised because I used the
"reengineer database schema" function to create the mapping file.
Is it a problem from the modeler?
I've another question for you.
In MS sqlserver,
