Hi.
I am using H2 in some JUnit. In production, the Data Access Objects are
connected to an Oracle. And I have the following table:
CREATE TABLE "USER"(
"ID" NUMBER,
"PASSWORD" NVARCHAR2(50),
"EMAIL" NVARCHAR2(50),
"GUID" RAW(16) DEFAULT RANDOM_UUID()
.
.
);
I h
On 19 April 2017 at 03:37, Juan Ismael Vasquez wrote:
> getGeneratedKeys
I wonder how Oracle is deciding that "GUID" RAW(16) DEFAULT RANDOM_UUID()
is a key -- it's doing quite a bit of introspection and making of
assumptions. I would've thought that H2 was behaving quite sensibly.
That said, a
Hi Kerry.
I don't know what are Oracle doing too. At first, I thought that the
problem was an index in the H2 database, but the GUID field has not an
index in the Oracle. And I tested with indexes in both databases and the
behavior is the same.
I changed the code and tested the following:
Str
