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stored procedures (reverse engineered)
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stored procedures (reverse engineered)


  • Subject: stored procedures (reverse engineered)
  • From: Theodore Petrosky <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2008 23:00:35 -0800 (PST)

I have a simple postgresql setup with one trigger that
fires a stored function. I would like my webobjects
app to know about this procedure. (Or maybe I
don't...).

Basically if I insert a new person name, I fires a
procedure that inserts a row into a meta data table
and sets the reference back to the id of the new row.

I created the db and tables and trigger and stored
function then created a new WOLips project to see what
would happen if I reversed engineered the db. I was
able to reverse the tables and references between them
but nothing about the stored procedure.

I am trying to think if I should even care.

On another note... Is there a way to specify a default
value for a column when creating a table from
eogenerator?

Ted


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