> THANK YOU SIR FOR YOUR RESPONSE.
> SO I HAVE DOWNLOAD THE apache-ant-1.6.0-bin.ZIP and
> unzip it.after that i have set the ANT_HOME AND
> THEIR
> PATH IN THE ~/.bashrc.Also i have set ant.jar which
> is
> in the lib directory of apache-ant-1.6.0 in the
> classpath in the ~/.bashrc file.
>
>
As I said. As far as I know the same model should work for several database
products. I took a brief look at the om generation templates and I didn't
see anything database specific. Although there are some references specific
to the id method used.
But I may be wrong. It wouldn't be the first time
>
>
>
> > move all db specific stuff from the generated classes to the base
> > classes (so you don't have to regenerate the modell for different dbs)
>
> So this pretty much provides a "No" answer to your question.
>
> I believe Rob's work involves support for multiple databases using the
> same s
Eric Pugh wrote:
When you compile some Torque objects for one database platform. Will they
work against a different database? Or do you need to compile them for each
type of database? Any approachs on how to handle the multiple different
types of database at run time versus compile time?
Eric,
Edwin Yearwood wrote:
Has any one seen the following message before?, and if you have can you
help me out with the solution "[WARN] IDBroker - -IDBroker is being used
with db 'DATABASE', which does not support transactions...".
What RDBMS are you using? This message will typically appear when
> AFIK. The torque OMs can work gainst any database. The sql files do need
> to
> be generated for the specific database.
There is (as pointed out in another email) an assumption that the database
name is the same.
Additionally, I believe that there are (unless recently changed) some
cases wheth
Humberto Hernandez Torres wrote:
> AFIK. The torque OMs can work gainst any database.
This is not true. The Peer code has the database name for which they were
generated hardcoded into them. Although, there are some methods which
give impression you can change the database for which a OM class
My apologies for the newbie question...The FAQ list had no information about
this. I can generate code for the sample Torque application and it will
auto-generate the database. However, when I try to run the sample test
application, I get the following error and associated stack trace. Perhaps
o
Excellent! I looked over the code, and it did seem that way.. So, for
multiple database support, I could change my ant task to spit out multiple
versions of the sql per database, but use the same torque OM classes for all
of them.
thanks,
Eric
> -Original Message-
> From: Humberto Herna
AFIK. The torque OMs can work gainst any database. The sql files do need to
be generated for the specific database.
--
Humberto
> -Original Message-
> From: Eric Pugh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Subject: Torque Objects fo
When you compile some Torque objects for one database platform. Will they
work against a different database? Or do you need to compile them for each
type of database? Any approachs on how to handle the multiple different
types of database at run time versus compile time?
ERic
Hi All,
Has any one seen the following message before?, and if you have can you
help me out with the solution "[WARN] IDBroker - -IDBroker is being used
with db 'DATABASE', which does not support transactions...".
Thanks.
Edwin Yearwood
Developer
BTG
Reuters
Telephone +44 (0)208 5
I'm working with Torque 3.1 and I need to catch a List of ids of a table
of customers ( I only need their ids). That table can have thousands of
rows, and each row has a lot of columns, so using Criteria to catch a
list of thousands of customer objects is very inefficient and very,
very, slow
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