On Jan 23, 2008, at 4:15 , Adam Yocum wrote:
I know that Cayenne will not allow me to do this sort of join even
though technically the server can do it if you explicitly name all
the tables involved with a database prefix like the above example.
I though it should be possible to use the Db
On 23/01/2008, at 2:15 PM, Adam Yocum wrote:
I know that Cayenne will not allow me to do this sort of join even
though technically the server can do it if you explicitly name all
the tables involved with a database prefix like the above example.
Is my best bet to just grab all the ordr_i
Hi,
I have a set up where there are multiple databases on one server that I need
to query using joins...
example...
databases...
customer
ordr
tables...
customer.customer
ordr.ordr
Since they are on the same server and it is a MySQL server I can query
Hi,
I have a set up where there are multiple databases on one server that I need
to query using joins...
example...
databases...
customer
ordr
tables...
customer.customer
ordr.ordr
Since they are on the same server and it is a MySQL server I can query
Hi,
I have a set up where there are multiple databases on one server that I need
to query using joins...
example...
databases...
customer
ordr
tables...
customer.customer
ordr.ordr
Since they are on the same server and it is a MySQL server I can query
Hi there,
now that DataRow.createObjectId is deprecated... is there an
alternate function somewhere else now that does the same thing?
I can easily construct a new instance, but if there's a better
alternative that'd be good to know.
Thanks.
with regards,
--
Lachlan Deck
Adrian,
On Jan 22, 2008, at 03:15, Adrian Wiesmann wrote:
Hello Florijan
Nice work.
Thanks.
I am hoping that some of you Cayenne users would chip in the hour or
two needed for implementing Cayenne support. The website describes in
detail how this can be done.
Could be interesting to look
