Re: eclipse version

2009-11-28 Thread Tim Worman
Ute: I think you're confusing "carbon" with "ppc." Carbon is still in Snow Leopard - Rosetta (PPC interpreter) has to be explicitly installed. The latter has no bearing on which version of Eclipse you run. Tim Worman UCLA GSE&IS On Nov 27, 2009, at 1:42 AM, David Avendasora wrote: > Ute, >

Re: Qualify data based on non-class property

2009-11-28 Thread Shravan Kumar. M
Thanks for your response Clark. Actually, I have a list of customers which I have to filter based on their sales... but for that I have to build a qualifier to filter the data. So, I will get customer Object reference from sales's objects, and finally I have to extract all the customers having

Re: Qualify data based on non-class property

2009-11-28 Thread Clark Mueller
Am I correct in assuming that sales.toCust() is a related EO? If so, you should be passing the name of the relationship as the key for the qualifier instead of the name of the foreign key, for example: EOKeyValueQualifier custQual = new EOKeyValueQualifier("cust", EOQualifier.QualifierOperatorN

Qualify data based on non-class property

2009-11-28 Thread Shravan Kumar. M
Hello Group, Can we qualify data based on non-class property? Using following mechanism, I was receiving error as shown here: EOKeyValueQualifier custQual = new EOKeyValueQualifier("custID", EOQualifier.QualifierOperatorNotEqual, sales.toCust()); NSArray activeCusts = EOQualifier.filteredArrayW

EROraclePlugIn, migrations and reserved words

2009-11-28 Thread Jon Nolan
Is there a way to get the Oracle reserved words as table and attribute names double-quoted in the generated SQL? I have a USER table I'd rather not rename unless absolutely necessary. The following is generated and fails: CREATE TABLE USER(USER_ID NUMBER); The following is legal: CREATE