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Ibator generate incomplete bean
Ibatis 2.3.0.677
Abator 1.2.1
Eclipse Java EE IDE for Web Developers. Build id: 20090920-1017 Galileo
Oracle 10g
Spring
Hello,
I install Abator and when I generate Ibatis Artifacts, I have problem on 2 of my generated bean: an attribute is missing. For other tables, the bean genarated is ok, but in this case, one attribute is missing. Why I can't have all the attributes of my table oracle in the generated bean ?
I need help to have all the attribute in all my generated bean, because I need the correct beanExample generated and the entire sqlMap generated.
Before, I used Abator, I didn't have this problem. Since I change for Ibator, I have this problem.
With Abator I haved another problem: when I rename columns Oracle (direct in the data base) and I generate Ibatis Artifacts to update my java code, the old column name was always present in generated bean and the new column name was present too. I need to add on abatorConfig.xml <ignorecolumn> of the old column name to go working well.
With my new problem with Ibator, I can't work.
Best regards,
Ines
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Re: Ibator generate incomplete bean
Posted by Guy Rouillier <gu...@burntmail.com>.
On 12/30/2009 8:20 AM, ines DNSCE wrote:
>
> The reason is that the reading of the given méta data has the right DBA.
> Thus I reads méta data of another plan (schéma) than I waited.
> If I specify the plan for every table, I have no more the problem. On
> the other hand it adds me in prefix the name of the plan, I must be able
> to configure it to ignore the prefix and not to have to specified un
> each table the plan.
>
With Oracle, a good way to avoid adding schema names to all your table
references is to use public synonyms.
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Re: Ibator generate incomplete bean
Posted by Jeff Butler <je...@gmail.com>.
Try this:
<table tableName="someTable" schema="someSchema">
<property name="ignoreQualifiersAtRuntime" value="true"/>
</table>
Jeff Butler
On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 7:20 AM, ines DNSCE <dn...@live.fr> wrote:
>
> The reason is that the reading of the given méta data has the right DBA.
> Thus I reads méta data of another plan (schéma) than I waited.
> If I specify the plan for every table, I have no more the problem. On the
> other hand it adds me in prefix the name of the plan, I must be able to
> configure it to ignore the prefix and not to have to specified un each table
> the plan.
>
> ________________________________
> From: dnsce-ines@live.fr
> To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
> Subject: RE: Ibator generate incomplete bean
> Date: Wed, 30 Dec 2009 11:15:16 +0100
>
> The Oracle columns are number(1) and number(8). Ibator don't show me
> warnings.
>
>
>> From: jeffgbutler@gmail.com
>>
>> Usually Ibator will ignore a column only if it encounters an
>> unsupported data type. Ibator should show a warning if that happens.
>>
>> Unsupported data typed are fairly common with Oracle. Check the data
>> types of the missing columns - that might give us a better idea of
>> what's wrong.
>>
>> Jeff Butler
>
>
>
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RE: Ibator generate incomplete bean
Posted by ines DNSCE <dn...@live.fr>.
The reason is that the reading of the given méta data has the right DBA. Thus I reads méta data of another plan (schéma) than I waited.
If I specify the plan for every table, I have no more the problem. On the other hand it adds me in prefix the name of the plan, I must be able to configure it to ignore the prefix and not to have to specified un each table the plan.
From: dnsce-ines@live.fr
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: RE: Ibator generate incomplete bean
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 2009 11:15:16 +0100
The Oracle columns are number(1) and number(8). Ibator don't show me warnings.
> From: jeffgbutler@gmail.com
>
> Usually Ibator will ignore a column only if it encounters an
> unsupported data type. Ibator should show a warning if that happens.
>
> Unsupported data typed are fairly common with Oracle. Check the data
> types of the missing columns - that might give us a better idea of
> what's wrong.
>
> Jeff Butler
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RE: Ibator generate incomplete bean
Posted by ines DNSCE <dn...@live.fr>.
The Oracle columns are number(1) and number(8). Ibator don't show me warnings.
> From: jeffgbutler@gmail.com
>
> Usually Ibator will ignore a column only if it encounters an
> unsupported data type. Ibator should show a warning if that happens.
>
> Unsupported data typed are fairly common with Oracle. Check the data
> types of the missing columns - that might give us a better idea of
> what's wrong.
>
> Jeff Butler
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Re: Ibator generate incomplete bean
Posted by Jeff Butler <je...@gmail.com>.
Usually Ibator will ignore a column only if it encounters an
unsupported data type. Ibator should show a warning if that happens.
Unsupported data typed are fairly common with Oracle. Check the data
types of the missing columns - that might give us a better idea of
what's wrong.
Jeff Butler
On 12/29/09, ines DNSCE <dn...@live.fr> wrote:
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> Ibatis 2.3.0.677
> Abator 1.2.1
> Eclipse Java EE IDE for Web Developers. Build id: 20090920-1017 Galileo
> Oracle 10g
> Spring
>
> Hello,
>
> I install Abator and when I generate Ibatis Artifacts, I have problem on 2
> of my generated bean: an attribute is missing. For other tables, the bean
> genarated is ok, but in this case, one attribute is missing. Why I can't
> have all the attributes of my table oracle in the generated bean ?
> I need help to have all the attribute in all my generated bean, because I
> need the correct beanExample generated and the entire sqlMap generated.
>
>
> Before, I used Abator, I didn't have this problem. Since I change for
> Ibator, I have this problem.
>
> With Abator I haved another problem: when I rename columns Oracle (direct in
> the data base) and I generate Ibatis Artifacts to update my java code, the
> old column name was always present in generated bean and the new column name
> was present too. I need to add on abatorConfig.xml <ignorecolumn> of the old
> column name to go working well.
> With my new problem with Ibator, I can't work.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Ines
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