Created JIRA issue HHH-2839
Regards,
David
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From: Steve Ebersole on behalf of Steve Ebersole
Sent: Mon 10-Sep-07 20:41
To: hibernate-dev(a)lists.jboss.org
Cc: David Balazic
Subject: Re: [hibernate-dev] HSQLDialect - sequences - problems with white space
On Monday 10 September 2007 11:29:36 am David Balazic wrote:
(since the mod did not approve my prevoius message, neither did
Steve
reply, I subscribed and send it again) (I bet 5 seconds after I push SEND,
the moderator will approve my pending message and we will have two
copies...) Hi!
Sorry, I generally do not reply to these type of emails sent
directly to me.
If you want to discuss Hibernate development, joining the development mailing
list is not an undue hardship.
I see 3 solutions:
- declare blank characters in <param name="sequence"> as illegal and be
done with it :-( - trim blank characters from the sequenceName argument in
method
org.hibernate.dialect.HSQLDialect.getCreateSequenceStrings(String) (and
others) or maybe before, when it is read from Configuration, in
org.hibernate.id.SequenceGenerator.configure - do not create a table for
each sequence. As I see it they are not really used, just needed as a dummy
table for the "SELECT NEXT VALUE FOR sequenceName FROM ..." statement. A
single table could be used for all sequences. Some "MY_COMMON_DUAL" thing.
Hibernate historically has not handled xml text very well imo. We used to
have this same issue with stuff in cfg.xml, although I changed all that to
use the trimmed text. However, blindly using trimmed text from a mapping
file is not as viable.
So certainly we could have SequenceGenerator account for trimming the sequence
name. I obviously have no objections to that.
As for not not creating the dual_* tables:
1) I do not like (and will not code for) a "MY_COMMON_DUAL" approach; this is
a simple oversight in HSQLDB (at least "back then", #2 alleviates that
shortcoming)
2) since when was the "call NEXT VALUE FOR [sequence_name]" syntax available?
Depending on the answer to that, I have no issues with going this route;
create a patch and attach to a JIRA request.