Yes, this is a primary key column.
If possible - please point me to an optimal way of initializing the column
for new objects.
On Fri, Jul 20, 2012 at 6:41 PM, Andrus Adamchik wrote:
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> On Jul 20, 2012, at 2:31 PM, Kanwar Manish wrote:
>
> > Column is of type varchar(36) in PostgreSQL and it is
> The type in the PK column is NUMERIC with a size of 15 digits. This reflects
> what is in the Oracle database. But since NUMERIC isn't BIGINT, the key is
> being truncated to Integer. Is that expected behavior or have I found a bug?
Sure it is NUMERIC in DB, but you can still map it in Cayenn
The type in the PK column is NUMERIC with a size of 15 digits. This reflects
what is in the Oracle database. But since NUMERIC isn't BIGINT, the key is
being truncated to Integer. Is that expected behavior or have I found a bug?
This is no longer an urgent issue. I was already overriding OracleP
> How do I specify a primary key type to be BIGINT?
This is exactly what you need to do - in the Modeler change the PK column type
of DbEntity to BIGINT from INT.
Andrus
On Jul 20, 2012, at 3:19 AM, Joseph Senecal wrote:
> We're using Oracle and sequences, not an AUTO_PK table to generate
On Jul 20, 2012, at 3:00 PM, Kanwar Manish wrote:
> Just to add to this last statement of mine - why don't we have a type UUID
> available in the Cayenne modeller as data column type - for DbEntity?
Because DB types are based on JDBC spec, and it doesn't define UUID.
Andrus
On Jul 20, 2012, at 2:31 PM, Kanwar Manish wrote:
> Column is of type varchar(36) in PostgreSQL and it is mapped as UUID in the
> cayenne mapping.
Is this a PK column?
> In the constructor of the db class I am initiating the id.
> Values are being saved perfectly fine.
>
> "
> public class Use
Missing column type for DbEntity in Cayenne Modeller?
Just to add to this last statement of mine - why don't we have a type UUID
available in the Cayenne modeller as data column type - for DbEntity?
On Fri, Jul 20, 2012 at 5:01 PM, Kanwar Manish wrote:
> Sorry guys. Exception wasn't being rethro
Sorry guys. Exception wasn't being rethrown - so I thought it worked.
Column is of type varchar(36) in PostgreSQL and it is mapped as UUID in the
cayenne mapping. In the constructor of the db class I am initiating the id.
Values are being saved perfectly fine.
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