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[Texo/Hibernate] Can I specify a different name for database table name? [message #698630]

Tue, 19 July 2011 21:00

Mike Cooper

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I'm using Texo/Hibernate 3.6.5 and some of my ECLass and EAttribute names are reserved mysql database names. I really don't want to have to rename all of my code references.

Is there some way of setting an explicit override for the database table name? How about for a database column (EAttribute)? Perhaps via annotation?

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Re: [Texo/Hibernate] Can I specify a different name for database table name? [message #698638 is a reply to message #698630]

Tue, 19 July 2011 21:20

Mike Cooper

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Forgot to add... I believe in straight Hibernate I can use an annotation like

@Table(name="cats")

in the Java source to override the database table name. I'm looking for how to do the equivalent with Texo.

mike

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Tue, 19 July 2011 21:06

Martin Taal

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You can add an orm annotation on the eclass which has a table name property.

I hope to look at your issue about escaping names later this week...

gr. Martin

On 07/19/2011 11:00 PM, Mike Cooper wrote:
> I'm using Texo/Hibernate 3.6.5 and some of my ECLass and EAttribute names are reserved mysql database names. I really
> don't want to have to rename all of my code references.
>
> Is there some way of setting an explicit override for the database table name? How about for a database column
> (EAttribute)? Perhaps via annotation?
>

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Tue, 19 July 2011 21:53

Martin Taal

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In the annotations model add an eclass entry for the eclass, and then an ORM annotation node and within that a table
annotation with the name set.

Another way is to add an annotation to the generated code. Afaik Hibernate will also pick up that annotation (I am not
100% sure though):
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Texo/Direct_Java_Annotations

gr. Martin

On 07/19/2011 11:20 PM, Mike Cooper wrote:
> Forgot to add... I believe in straight Hibernate I can use an annotation like
>
> @Table(name="cats")
>
> in the Java source to override the database table name. I'm looking for how to do the equivalent with Texo.
>
> mike
>

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With Regards, Martin Taal

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Tue, 19 July 2011 22:33

Mike Cooper

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Hi Martin,

Thank you! Thanks to your help I finally figured out I needed to create "Entity" node under ORM Annotation and then I could set Table.

mike

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