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ACTIVERECORD_JDBC-26
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Bug
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Resolved
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Fixed
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Major
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Unassigned
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| Reporter: |
sunndog
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- When using set_table_name "schema.table" or ActiveRecord::Base.table_name_prefix = 'schema.' the table name is getting quoted improperly causing the SQL to fail (e.g. select name from "schema.table").
- Had to patch line 74 so that integer ID columns were not coming back as BigDecimal and messing up the generated URLs (i.e., when /num|dec|real/i : (@scale.nil? || @scale == 0) ? :integer : :decimal) I believe this may already logged in a different issue...
- The columns method incorrectly and unnecessarily passes in an Oracle schema name that's based on the database config username value. The Java code in columns_internal already breaks apart the schema and table name.
- Migrations fail because it attempts to use 'schema_migrations_seq' which doesn't exist and is unnecessary given the structure of the 'schema_migrations' table.
We decided to revert back to 0.9
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Description
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- When using set_table_name "schema.table" or ActiveRecord::Base.table_name_prefix = 'schema.' the table name is getting quoted improperly causing the SQL to fail (e.g. select name from "schema.table").
- Had to patch line 74 so that integer ID columns were not coming back as BigDecimal and messing up the generated URLs (i.e., when /num|dec|real/i : (@scale.nil? || @scale == 0) ? :integer : :decimal) I believe this may already logged in a different issue...
- The columns method incorrectly and unnecessarily passes in an Oracle schema name that's based on the database config username value. The Java code in columns_internal already breaks apart the schema and table name.
- Migrations fail because it attempts to use 'schema_migrations_seq' which doesn't exist and is unnecessary given the structure of the 'schema_migrations' table.
We decided to revert back to 0.9 |
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Sorry about the troubles. There are a few oracle fixes coming in 0.9.2, please try these and see if they make the situation any better.