Hi Carl,
Thanks for the jira issue.
The best thing that came into my mind as a quick solution is to select all
objects you want to delete and to pass them one by one to
XXXPeer.doDelete. This looks like a big performance issue but in fact it is
not as Torque does this anyway internally :-(
Okay, that was the problem.
The schema must be dbo. My fault.
Thanks
Thoralf
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 10. April 2008 18:34
An: Apache Torque Users List
Betreff: AW: MSSQL JDBC2XML Task generates no XML
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Thomas Fischer wrote:
The best thing that came into my mind as a quick solution is to select all
objects you want to delete and to pass them one by one to
XXXPeer.doDelete. This looks like a big performance issue but in fact it is
not as Torque does this anyway internally :-(
There is
Hi,
Of course the list of problems with mssql doesn't stop...
I've got now a xml schema from the existing database. Some lovely boy decided
years ago that it would be nice to use spaces inside the column names of the
database scheme. For example: Time after. This is not a problem if you use
This is going to be hard. Even if renaming the columns ist trouble, it is
probably less trouble than getting torque to work with these column names.
If you cannot change thecolumn names at all, all you can do is runnung your
application and modifying all problematic parts you run into in the
OK, short version: If you can't change the existing
schema, use a view to get valid names.
Longer version:
Actually, the [ syntax is not the only one that can be
used with MS SQL. It also supports the SQL Standard
defined delimited identifiers. In the standard, normal
identifiers (e.g.
Hi,
Thanks for the answers.
I think the View is the best solution for now.
The changes to all the Base* classes and Base*Peers is not a problem, but the
criteria and the generated sql commands don't like the spaces if it isn't
escaped.
bye
Thoralf
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