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| Re: Multiple schema [message #433993 is a reply to message #433992] |
Fri, 14 July 2006 19:42  |
 Neil Hauge
Messages: 475
Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Hi Jacky,
Unfortunately this is a limitation in the current release. In cases where
different schemas are used in the same persistent unit, the schema
attribute must be specified on the Table annotation when different than
the default. At this time, Dali doesn't manage or acknowledge
configuration of the schema attribute on the Table annotation.
I can't think of a good workaround for this at the moment. If there are
only a few tables in the non-default schema(s), you could ignore the
errors and type in the table and column names. Not a great workaround if
you have a lot of these tables.
If you could, please enter a bug in bugzilla for this limitation, filed
under Technology->Dali. If possible, I would like to have this issue
fixed for the next milestone release, which should be available around the
end of August.
Neil
Jacky wrote:
> Hi,
> I downloaded this plugin yesterday and I have difficulty trying to adopt
> this tool for my application. My application (uses Oracle) needs access
> to tables in different schema (e.g. schema1.user, schema2.user), but the
> plugin force me to pick only one schema at a time. As a result, whenever
> I choose schema1, my entity beans that uses schema2 will show an error,
> vice versa. Is there any way to get around this problem?
> Thanks.
> Jacky
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| Re: Multiple schema [message #588975 is a reply to message #433992] |
Fri, 14 July 2006 19:42 |
Neil Hauge
Messages: 475
Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Hi Jacky,
Unfortunately this is a limitation in the current release. In cases where
different schemas are used in the same persistent unit, the schema
attribute must be specified on the Table annotation when different than
the default. At this time, Dali doesn't manage or acknowledge
configuration of the schema attribute on the Table annotation.
I can't think of a good workaround for this at the moment. If there are
only a few tables in the non-default schema(s), you could ignore the
errors and type in the table and column names. Not a great workaround if
you have a lot of these tables.
If you could, please enter a bug in bugzilla for this limitation, filed
under Technology->Dali. If possible, I would like to have this issue
fixed for the next milestone release, which should be available around the
end of August.
Neil
Jacky wrote:
> Hi,
> I downloaded this plugin yesterday and I have difficulty trying to adopt
> this tool for my application. My application (uses Oracle) needs access
> to tables in different schema (e.g. schema1.user, schema2.user), but the
> plugin force me to pick only one schema at a time. As a result, whenever
> I choose schema1, my entity beans that uses schema2 will show an error,
> vice versa. Is there any way to get around this problem?
> Thanks.
> Jacky
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