Hi, I am using Oracle. Every developer and two staging environments share one database, everyone has theirs own database user.
The problem is, code generated on every computer is different, as it contains the schema name of particular user (or staging env). In manual, I can see how can the input schema be configured. It can be also mapped to some other name, called "production", but... who is to tell what user name is going to be used on production server? Is it really that important to hard code production user name? I can see a workaround, it is to configure Factory to ignore schema name in generated queries, but it is kind of a workaround. Still, the hard coded artificial user name is going to stay somewhere in application binaries. Is it possible not to place schema name (in case of Oracle this is the user name) in generated code? Thanks, Witold Szczerba --
