"Ferruh Zamangoer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>does anybody know if it's possible to disable the trigger mechanism inside
>torque. My problem is that I have defined triggers in my Oracle database and
>when I'am inserting new Data, the ID(Primary Key) field is increment by
>Torque and by my trigger which I have defined. For Example the last value of
>my sequence is 134 but the db inserts 136.
Use another ID generator (do we have docs besides the Javadocs for
this somewhere around?). There _should_ be one, that allows the
database to do the ID generation (similar to MySQL autoincrement
columns).
(This is a woefully underdocumented region of Torque, sorry).
Regards
Henning
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