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Gerhard Otte
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Von: Jaya [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I have found what is the problem:
...I have created a model using devaki-nextobjects and somehow there were
duplicatied references in the table defintion tag
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Bogdan Vatkov
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Hi,
I have this console output (with -debug):
BUILD FAILED
file:C:/apache/torque-gen-3.1/build-torque.xml:207: Exception thrown by
'generator.parse'. For more information consult the velocity log, or invoke ant with
the -debug flag.
...
Caused by:
Dear list,
1) When using oracle with Torque, we have come to the conclusion that
when generating the java code, the Oracle service name (SID) is hard-coded
into the java code itself. This means that we must re-compile the java
classes for each new SID? Can anyone confirm if I am correct with
On Fri, 9 Jan 2004 16:15:00 +0100, Ben Bookey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) When using oracle with Torque, we have come to the conclusion that
when generating the java code, the Oracle service name (SID) is hard-coded
into the java code itself. This means that we must re-compile the java
classes
hi!
If a table has nulls allowed FOREIGN keys short (SMALLINT) or byte(TINYINT),
Torque generating code and initializing these to a default value of 0. where
0(ZERO) is not valid value in foreign keyed table. Causing update constrain
conflict since torque using java primitive short/byte. In
