Hi Andras,
you are right, this is a possibility I did not think of. However (to excuse
my forgetfulness just a bit), there might be situtations where this is not
enough, e.g. if you you have a deeper tree of objects, or if you want to
load some dependencies instantly and lazy-load the others.
Hello Thomas,
My understanding is that if in the XML schema the foreign key
relation is defined Torque
will generate a protected method in BaseContactPeer
doSelectCotactJoinByPhoneNumbers() (or something like that)
So all that needs to be done is to make it public in ContactPeer.
This i
Hi,
You can overwrite the doSelect Methods of your choice in ContactPeer to
access the PhoneNumbers. This automatically loads the phone numbers for the
Contact. For example, in ContactPeer you could use
public List doSelect(Criteria criteria, Connection connection) {
List result = super.doS
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This has been taken care of. Actually a List will be returned from the
Contact OM class. You need to specify the foreign key relations of
your 2 tables in the database XML file.
Howard
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 15:29:21 +0200, Kintzel Levente
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>Hi!
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> I have a simple
Hi!
I have a simple design question.
I want to creat a database with contact information (id, name, adress,
phone no), but the contact can have more than one phonenumber. The
simplest solution for this problem is the normalization and to create 2
tables (one with id, name and adress and one
