Thanks for the offer. I am not aware of problems with mysql at the moment,
but I do not know the reason for not having any problems, cause the
templates were not changed since then. I will look into it and maybe we'll
come back to your offer.
Thomas
"Thoralf Rickert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 14.11.2005
11:09:48:
>
> > Some template sets for databases do not allow forward
> > declarations on foreign key. So you have to make sure that
> > the referenced table is before the referencing table in the schema.xml
>
> Ah, maybe it's not part of this thread but I remember that I had this
> cross reference problem with Torque 3.1 & MySQL (1-2 years ago). At that
> time I thought about a general way to avoid this problem. The only
> solution that I found, was to change the templates. I knew that it's
> possible to create first a simple table with the SQL CREATE statement
> and after creating all tables the template creates ALTER TABLE
> statements to change the foreign keys settings...
>
> I made this changes to my Torque 3.1 templates and was able to to create
> tables with torque that have cross reference (now my schema isn't sorted
> by references but alphabetical by the table name ;-). I don't know, if
> it's possible to make this changes to all other database types that
> torque supports but maybe for some.
>
> I would send my changes somebody (or to the developer list) if it isn't
> already made in the torque 3.2 version (which I didn't tested yet).
>
> bye
> Thoralf
>
>
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