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Barry LaFond commented on TEIIDDES-280:
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A) XML Service model is retired so only fix here is to add the "Update Count"
property to Web Service Operations
B) Mechanism to extend the Web Services model is via the new MED (Model Extension
Definition) framework
So we'll need to:
1) Create a built-in MED maybe called "Web Services Built-in"
- Add ONE extended property on an Operation with display name "Update Count"
- ALLOWABLE VALUES : AUTO, MULTIPLE, ONE, ZERO
2) Have to wire this MED up so it's applied any time a Web Services model is created
3) Maybe create a Validation "warning" stating that "Web Services Model
does not reflect built-in extended properties. Select WS Model and choose Modeling >
Manage Model Extension Definitions to apply built-in extensions"
See Dan Florian for details. We already have built-in MEDs for Salesforce and basic
"relational" model properties, so there are some examples to work from.
Update Count metadata property is not avaialble on the Web Service
procedure
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Key: TEIIDDES-280
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/TEIIDDES-280
Project: Teiid Designer
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: 7.1
Reporter: Ramesh Reddy
Assignee: Paul Richardson
Fix For: 7.7.1
"Update Count" metadata is not available on the Web Service procedure, this is
only available on the virtual procedures. This data is used at run time to determine if
procedure is "readonly", or does "single" or "multiple"
updates to the underlaying databases. If this property not available then by default it
is assumed that "multiple" updates and subject to the transactional restrictions
in the server and dqp.
Per SteveH, this property must be on any kind of procedure, may that be virtual, web and
xml service.
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