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Alessandro commented on HBX-1037:
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I mean that if I write only something like (this is one table with long name):
<table-filter match-name="UFFICIO_ESTERO_PROTOCOLLO" />
there is no problem, while writing
<table-filter match-name=".*" />
or like the "revenge.xml" attached the problem arise.
Initiallly, I believed it was some kind of problem in the table matching, but the log
shows that all tables are fetched, while not all hbm files are created.
Reverse engineering doesn't match all tables
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Key: HBX-1037
URL:
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HBX-1037
Project: Hibernate Tools
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: 3.2.0.GA
Environment: Jdk 5.0, linux, Oracle and MySQL
Reporter: Alessandro
Attachments: hib.log, revenge.xml
The table filter doesn't match all tables I want, either with the pattern
".*" or with the full name description of all tables.
It seems the reverse engineering has problem with long name tables. Anyway, if I choose
only some tables with the long name, the reverse engineering works...
This debug seems to find all tables:
{TABLE_SCHEM=GESTIONE_PROTOCOLLO_TEST, REMARKS=null, TABLE_CAT=null,
TABLE_NAME=RISERVATEZZA, TABLE_TYPE=TABLE}
but the "hbm.xml" files aren't generated.
Some ideas?
Thank you very much!
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