DB sequence for the primary key

Hello

I have Table of key primary we use DB sequence in the database itself, for example if start a line (using sql client) DB without primary key sequence will do it for me, because of this trigger.

(1) my doubt is if I generate A EO off this table I need to explicitly set db sequence for this attribute as this or no need to do this sequence bz DB does good for me!

(new oracle.jbo.server.SequenceImpl("SEQ_NAME",adf.object.getDBTransaction())).getSequenceNumber()



No, you use a db trigger all what you need to do is to define the type of the attribute DBSeqence. Then the framework will assign a negative value for the PK, which can and will be used as K until you commit the transaction. During this time the bed frame now generated correct sequence of relaxation and rights holders to PK all negative values of the line (and it's child row).

Don't forget to check DBSequence attributes must have "Refresh on insert" together that it triggers the correct PK is read from the database after insertion.

Do not use ' (new oracle.jbo.server.SequenceImpl ("SEQ_NAME", adf.object.getDBTransaction ()) .getSequenceNumber () ' attribute is the PK you use triggers to generate the sequence.

Timo

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