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From: Henri H. <he...@or...> - 2009-10-21 17:36:59
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Gonzalo, Thanks for your feedback. We are moving to a new database naming system where all tables are prefixed in order to avoid name clash. This is actually already implemented in svn head. So I am assuming you are compiling 0.5-313. If this is the case, all jars are in the oreka-0.5-1-java-dependencies.zip that can be found under Oreka-0.5 on the sourceforge download page. Cheers, Henri _____ From: Gonzalo Brusella [mailto:gbr...@gm...] Sent: 20 October 2009 10:37 To: oreka-devel Subject: [Oreka-devel] Hello developers Hello Oreka Developers, First things first. My Name is Gonzalo Brusella, I'm a developer from Buenos Aires, Argentina, mostly a newbie on Java. Last week I had to deploy Oreka using a MSSQL 2008 as DB server and I had a problem: The user table name. Since MSSQL 2005 user is a reserved word (and this is not the only DB engine with the word listed as reserved, I remember PostgreSQL as a sample). In order to fix this I had to recompile the Java projects (by the way: new windows compile instructions are required and very appreciated), with a modification on the User.java file on the "orkabasej" project. The modification was simple: change the table to "@Table(name = "[user]")" (the square brackets are for escaping the reserved word user). I know that is not a polite solution (It would be better to have a SQL2005/2008 dialect on hibernate... but the 3.1 beta 1 version does not have it, as far as I know). Thanks for your patience on this, and sorry for my bad English. Gonzalo A. Brusella go...@br... http://www.brusella.com.ar |