Hi everybody,
i wonder how to perform an update on a table where i changed the primary
key.
Let's say i've got a table, where the only unique column is the primary
key itself - like this:
CREATE TABLE foo (
foo_name VARCHAR PRIMARY KEY
);
Now I change the column foo_name of a row from 'bla' to 'blub' and
perform an update.
In SQL, I would do this:
UPDATE foo SET foo_name = 'blub' WHERE foo_name = 'bla';
When using OJB I would first retrieve the object I want to update:
Foo foo = new Foo();
foo.setFooName("bla");
Query q = new QueryByIdentity(foo);
foo = (Foo) broker.getObjectByQuery(q);
Then set the attribute fooName:
foo.setFooName("blub");)
Then perform update:
broker.store(foo, ObjectModification.UPDATE);
But how should OJB identify the object which is to be updated? I just
have changed the primary key and there are not other unique columns!
Any ideas?
Regards,
Abid Hussain
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