[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
><database name="apdcat" defaultIdMethod="autoincrement">
>No need for patches. Use the regular Torque distribution.
><<<
>Actually the dtd does not allow this:
><!ELEMENT database (external-schema*, domain*, table+)>
><!ATTLIST database
> name CDATA #IMPLIED
> defaultIdMethod (idbroker|native|none) "none"
> defaultJavaType (object|primitive) "primitive"
> package CDATA #IMPLIED
> baseClass CDATA #IMPLIED
> basePeer CDATA #IMPLIED
> defaultJavaNamingMethod (nochange|underscore|javaname) "underscore"
> heavyIndexing (true|false) "false"
>>
>Nevertheless defaultIdMethod="autoincrement" might be accepted by the
>regular distr; Henning surely knows more about it than me.
Did you look at 3.1.1? I have here
--- cut ---
<!ATTLIST database
name CDATA #IMPLIED
defaultIdMethod (idbroker|native|autoincrement|sequence|none) "none"
defaultJavaType (object|primitive) "primitive"
package CDATA #IMPLIED
baseClass CDATA #IMPLIED
basePeer CDATA #IMPLIED
defaultJavaNamingMethod (nochange|underscore|javaname) "underscore"
heavyIndexing (true|false) "false"
>
--- cut ---
I must admin, that I have no idea about 3.2
Regards
Henning
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