Hi,
Two somewhat related queries:
1. In my database, I defined a number of domains. Those domains are
basically all constrained versions of one of: int2, bpchar(1) or
bpchar(2). Unfortunately, it seems that, through OOoBase's SDBC driver,
I cannot access (neither read nor write) the corresponding columns. (I
have no problem with the JDBC driver; or rather, I have different
problems with the JDBC driver...)
Is that behaviour expected, in the current version of the driver? If
so, are there plans to add the functionality, and if not, is there a
workaround? (There is one obvious workaround: redefine my domain
columns as int2 and so on, and then add column constraints in each
case... That would probably do the job, but it's rather ugly...)
can you create an issue, assign it to me (jbu), attach a few sample sqls
lines to create such a table, maybe insert some sample data and
describe, what fails (e.g. a simple select fails). In general, every
custom type should fallback to string representation ...
2. Are there plans for eventually supporting composite types?
last time I looked into the OOo dba framework, there was no sensible
support for composite types, so it wouldn't be a benifit to add support
in the driver.
(BTW, the SDBC driver is blazingly fast compared to the JDBC one!
Brilliant!)
nice :-).
Bye,
Joerg
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