Thank you, Michael.
netseeker wrote:
ah, you are using the javaName attribute. Ok, this should work:
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18, 2004 12:24 PM
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> Subject: Re: please help with complexObjectModel
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> I didn't know about any schema-elements naming rules from docs... But
> anyway there is something else here...
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> >I guess your column is named exactly as
I didn't know about any schema-elements naming rules from docs... But
anyway there is something else here...
I guess your column is named exactly as the related table, eg. foreign
column name ="SomeTable" and related table name="SomeTable".
This is my schema fragment. Could you point me, what's w
ednesday, February 18, 2004 11:40 AM
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> Hi,
> could you help me and explain why it happens?
> I use torque-gen-3.1 from binaries.
> There is a table for SomeObject in the schema-definition, which has
> f
Hi,
could you help me and explain why it happens?
I use torque-gen-3.1 from binaries.
There is a table for SomeObject in the schema-definition, which has
foreign key on the one column. When I set complexObjectModel to true (as
I would like to), generator produces corresponding BaseSomeObject.jav
