I think that helps! Thank you! Chears
Am 23.12.2014 um 00:16 schrieb Andrew Lindesay:
> Hello Johannes;
>
> Try to add in the following after the "db-key-generator" attribute.
>
> 1
>
> See JdbcPkGenerator#generatePk for the problem - it's "cache value"
> differs from that of the sequence tha
Hello Johannes;
Try to add in the following after the "db-key-generator" attribute.
1
See JdbcPkGenerator#generatePk for the problem - it's "cache value"
differs from that of the sequence that you are using.
cheers.
On 23/12/14 11:54 am, Johannes wrote:
I did not understand your question
Hello Andrew.
I did not understand your question completely. But here are DbEntity and
ObjEntity from my datamap.map.xml file.
ORACLE
category_id_seq
But this should be *not* the root cause. Or?
Am 22.12.2014 um 23:54 schrieb Johannes:
> But this should be the root cause.
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Hello Johannes;
What is the value of settings under the "Primary Key" section in the
modeller for the "category"?
Regards;
In some circumstances, which I don't know exactly, I have problems with
my sequences. It believe the postgres nextval is not called and with
some magic the next pk is in
Hello!
In some circumstances, which I don't know exactly, I have problems with
my sequences. It believe the postgres nextval is not called and with
some magic the next pk is incremented by something else.
Here the data:
I have a many-to-many relationship:
table:israelnationaltrail join_intcat
