Aaron Mulder wrote:
On Sun, 12 Jun 2005, Jeremy Boynes wrote:
They are based on the info in the logical data model which for now is
defined by the relationships in the EJB model and not by the database.
The architecture allows for the separation of the three models
(front-end (EJB), logical a
On Sun, 12 Jun 2005, Jeremy Boynes wrote:
> They are based on the info in the logical data model which for now is
> defined by the relationships in the EJB model and not by the database.
> The architecture allows for the separation of the three models
> (front-end (EJB), logical and back-end (DB
Aaron Mulder wrote:
So in your CMP settings, you can include the
enforce-foreign-key-constraints setting. This ultimately causes TranQL to
use either a SimpleFlushStrategy or an EnforceRelationshipsFlushStrategy.
I just want to double-check my understanding of this.
Is it the
On Jun 12, 2005, at 7:18 PM, Aaron Mulder wrote:
So in your CMP settings, you can include the
enforce-foreign-key-constraints setting. This ultimately causes
TranQL to
use either a SimpleFlushStrategy or an
EnforceRelationshipsFlushStrategy.
I just want to double-check my understanding
So in your CMP settings, you can include the
enforce-foreign-key-constraints setting. This ultimately causes TranQL to
use either a SimpleFlushStrategy or an EnforceRelationshipsFlushStrategy.
I just want to double-check my understanding of this.
Is it the case that this control
