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Posted to user-java@ibatis.apache.org by David Broderick <db...@mindshiftinc.com> on 2006/05/05 05:27:50 UTC
Sequence table design issues with iBatis
I am new to iBatis so my apologies if this information is in the
mailing list or documentation somewhere that I missed (or did not
understand).
I am using iBatis 2.1.7.597, MySQL 4.1.2, MySql-Connector 3.1.12.
My problem is that I have a GlobalSequence table (since MySql 4.1.12
does not support triggers) where I am using auto-increment column to
generate a global unique ID for all tables in my database. I am having
trouble determining the most efficient place to enforce that any insert
statement is preceded by an insert to the GlobalSequence table that
returns the ID that was created by the insert.
My preference was to enforce this in the Object SqlMap XML file.
However I could not find a way to do this. Multiple SQL statements
would be one solution, but I see that is not supported, and would not
be my preferred solution. I would still like to find a solution where
I could enforce this in the Object SqlMap xml file.
I have seen the Sequence solution in JPetstore but I think this design
would be inefficient for my purpose.
For example when I insert a new account into my system it will involve
an insert to a person table, address table, phone number table, email
address table etc. Each insert requires an insert into the
GlobalSequence table first. Yes, my requirements are that each row in
every table will be using a Global Unique ID from the GlobalSequence
table.
Does anyone have any advice for implementing this using iBatis?
Thanks,
David