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I have seen more post for this (many 2009 or 2010), but i am using the
latest generated code in eclipse (i think 1.31) i have this: <table schema="public" tableName="card" alias="card"> that will generate update statements, but only the by example onces not the one with the primairy key <update id="updateByExample" parameterType="map"> <!-- WARNING - @mbggenerated This element is automatically generated by MyBatis Generator, do not modify. This element was generated on Mon Feb 20 23:34:23 CET 2012. --> update public.card card set card.card_id = #{record.cardId,jdbcType=OTHER,typeHandler=com.loial.db.UuidTypeHandler}, and that set card.card_id doesn't work for postgresql: ERROR: column "card" of relation "card" does not exist LINE 1: update "public"."card" card SET card."active" = true WHERE (... ^ ********** Error ********** ERROR: column "card" of relation "card" does not exist SQL state: 42703 Character: 33 How can i make sure that it never generates this? |
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Right now you have to remove the alias from the <table> element - or go manually change the generated SQL.
Jeff Butler
On Monday, February 20, 2012, Johan Compagner wrote: I have seen more post for this (many 2009 or 2010), but i am using the |
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Thx Jeff,
the thing is i use also the auto generated select column includes in various own selects statements that have joins and so on, so i need to prefix it for those Or i have to do that myself and keep that up to date with the latest columns... Any fix on the horizon? johan On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 18:27, Jeff Butler <[hidden email]> wrote: Right now you have to remove the alias from the <table> element - or go manually change the generated SQL. |
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If i look at the code then UpdateByPrimaryKeySelectiveElementGenerator does this:
sb.append(MyBatis3FormattingUtilities .getEscapedColumnName(introspectedColumn)); but UpdateByExampleSelectiveElementGenerator does this: sb.append(MyBatis3FormattingUtilities .getAliasedEscapedColumnName(introspectedColumn)); when generating the set column = x what is the reason for this difference? Searching on the internet there seem to be more then one database that can't handle this johan On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 22:00, Johan Compagner <[hidden email]> wrote: Thx Jeff, |
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