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Steve Ebersole commented on HHH-5428:
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Well this illustrates a failing in the {{NamingStrategy}} contract imo. The
{{NamingStrategy}} is not "clued in" to the fact that the owner table name is
quoted. I mean there is just a disconnect here between the {{NamingStrategy}} and the
caller.
One way to view this is that we really should not be using strings here for the names. We
really should have a notion of Identifier or Name. In fact the new metamodel stuff I am
working on does just this. Then the {{NamingStrategy}} could just ask the Identifier/Name
if it is quoted. Of course this means a change to the contract.
Another option is to actually pass in the quoted owner table name (with the backticks).
Currently we do
{code}
String logicalOwnerTableName = ownerTable.getName();
{code}
and pass {{logicalOwnerTableName}} in to the {{NamingStrategy}}. Instead we could do
{code}
String logicalOwnerTableName = ownerTable.getQuotedName();
{code}
and document the change in behavior in the migration guide.
I think you are right that any set of rules we could ever hope to apply to the code in
{{HBMBinder}} is never going to work properly. That is why I said all along that imo it
is not a responsibility of the {{HBMBinder}}. And you are right also about this in
regards to trying to apply rules in the {{NamingStrategy}} too, *provided* we keep passing
in the same parameter value for the ownerTableName.
collection tables are improperly non-quoted when the owning table is
quoted
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Key: HHH-5428
URL:
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HHH-5428
Project: Hibernate Core
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: 3.5.4, 3.6.0.Beta1
Reporter: Emmanuel Bernard
Fix For: 3.6.0.Beta3
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