Hi Alan,
I think you're looking for DBDictionary.maxTableNameLength. It's usually set
in the constructor for the DBDictionary class, ie in OracleDictionary :
public OracleDictionary() {
<snip>
maxTableNameLength = 30;
maxColumnNameLength = 30;
maxIndexNameLength = 30;
maxConstraintNameLength = 30;
maxEmbeddedBlobSize = 4000;
maxEmbeddedClobSize = 4000;
<snip>
}
Adding something similar to your IngressDBDictionary should resolve the
problem.
Regarding running the tests running through maven is fine. You may need to
use the test-custom profile (unless you hack about with pom.xml).
Hope this helps,
-mike
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 4:59 AM, Alan Raison <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi
>
>
>
> I have been writing a DBDictionary for the Ingres database and have been
> running the test cases. Ingres supports 32 character table names, and this
> has been set in the dictionary. However some tests have hit an error
> whereby the table name is too long for the database.
>
>
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> I notice in the DBDictionary class there is a method called
> "getValidTableName" but this clearly isn't being used since it is trying to
> use a table name which is too long. Other databases (such as Oracle) also
> have quite a short maximum length for table names, so this problem must be
> able to overcome, but I can't see anything in other Dictionary classes.
>
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> Is there anything special I should be doing to run the tests? I am
> currently running through mvn test.
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> My draft DBDictionary class is attached along with a sample surefire report
> (with my username and password removed!)
>
> Alan
>
> *Alan Raison*
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