Robert Bowen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>... What Torque will then do is use the sequences
>defined by the database. In order for this to work you
>need to tell Torque the name of the sequence for every
>table:
><table name="apd_acces" description="acces">
><id-method-parameter name="apd_acces_id_acces_seq"
>value="apd_acces_id_acces_seq"/>
If you omit this, Torque will use "<tablename>_SEQ" automatically. I
use this e.g. to let all my tables use the same sequence (just as
Hibernate does)".
Regards
Henning
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