Question on DB schema

[Bruno Unna <br...@iac.com.mx>]

Hello. I hope I'm not off topic here.

Currently I can make relatively simple object models using the 
database.xml DTD. But I suspect more complex models can be created using 
the "inheritance" attribute of the <column> tag, as well as the 
<inheritance> tag by itself.

However, I haven't been able neither to find out some documentation 
about how torque interprets these DTD elements, nor to figure it out by 
myself.

Could somebody point me to the right direction on this issue? I thank 
you in advance.

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Re: Question on DB schema

[Daniel Rall <dl...@finemaltcoding.com>]

Bruno Unna <br...@iac.com.mx> writes:

> Hello. I hope I'm not off topic here.

Not at all.

> Currently I can make relatively simple object models using the
> database.xml DTD. But I suspect more complex models can be created
> using the "inheritance" attribute of the <column> tag, as well as the
> <inheritance> tag by itself.

You can look at the Torque schema in Helm <http://helm.tigris.org/>
for a working example of Torque of the inheritance directive.  You can
browse via CVSweb by using the nav bar on the left, then hitting the
browse online link.

Daniel

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