Hi Joe,
Oracle JDBC driver is messed up. Standard JDBC types are not working they way
you'd expect them, and then a bunch of custom types to deal with. This looks
like one of the examples.
We may need to investigate if we can better abstract this particular case in
Cayenne, but just a guess -
Hi Jo,
I was able to do this in the past by editing the .map.xml file by hand to
add the relationships. To do this I added a foreign key on the database for
one table temporarily, and let Cayenne infer this relationship. This
produced the relationship that I needed. I was then able to delete the
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