Re: "inherence" accross 2 differents schemas / reuse some objects from one schema by another one

2007-02-20 Thread wieger
Hi Thomas, Is there a specific reason why you need to have two separate classes A.om.Country and B.om.Country and two schemas? Personally I cannot see a reason why you would need this, both are essentially accessing the same database table right? Perhaps you can explain this? My suggestion woul

Re: "inherence" accross 2 differents schemas / reuse some objects from one schema by another one

2007-02-20 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Wieger, I did not thought about solution C lol. Well the fact having "dependencies" from schema B to A is because the webapp B has some other tables having relationship with it, let's say, the A.om.Country The om generator will stop if you specify a foreign key that cannot be found in the s

Re: "inherence" accross 2 differents schemas / reuse some objects from one schema by another one

2007-02-20 Thread Hidde Boonstra [Us Media]
Hi Thomas, the generator probably won't like references to unknown tables, but maybe you could include the schema containing the referred tables? For example: With kind regards, Hidde. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Wieger, I did not thought about solution C lol. Well the fact having "depe

Insert using ORACLE systimestamp

2007-02-20 Thread Brendan Miller
Is there a way for an object's .save() method to insert using Oracle's SYSTIMESTAMP built-in for tables that have a timestamp field? Thanks, Brendan - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [E