Hi,
I have created an issue on that, just that it is not forgotten.
See
http://issues.apache.org/scarab/issues/id/TRQS319
However, I am afraid that it probably will not make into 3.2 on itself.
Thomas
Trey Long <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
I agree with that conclusion, with certain functions such as getDate()
it wouldn't be valid until insert. At that point the object could pull
back the correct information.
In that case the only real solution is to allow torque to gracefully
handle default formula's and let the database do it's job. As far as
using the object before-hand though I don't know how that would be
handled, perhaps some method to indicate whether... I have no idea. At
this point, this it totally in your realm :)
Thomas Fischer wrote:
I do not see any possibility that the object could handle a database
function on construction. The object would have to ask the database to
execute the function, and this process is different on different
databases.
On Oracle, for example, one would have to do something like (Select
getDate() from dual), and this would certainly not work on any other
database.
The only possibility I see at the moment is to refresh the object from
the
db and then get the inserted value.
Thomas
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