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Default Re: column_schema.setDefault problem - 10-21-2008 , 08:43 PM





One other question for you, Guo Lin. Have you set a database ID in the
database before using the global default autoincrement?
(see
http://dcx.sybase.com/1100en/ulj_en1...979537808.html)

Tom

Nick Elson [Sybase iAnywhere] wrote:
Quote:
I don't see any trace of this report as an open action item
but if this is a production affecting issue for you the
most affective approach is to work directly with the
support organization to assign priorities to engineering
resources to address any bugs here.

"GUO Lin" <guolin.mobi (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:ea20905d-2185-4bc3-b32c-bb55a2f10f17 (AT) f63g2000hsf (DOT) googlegroups.com...
Hi, Nick

I read the document many time.
In fact, I found and reported the bug to Tom slee that
ColumnSchema.COLUMN_DEFAULT_AUTOINC can not work when we reconnect the
base in last release.

And I thought that you would fix the bug about ColumnSchema
( COLUMN_DEFAULT_AUTOINC and COLUMN_DEFAULT_GLOBAL_AUTOINC ).

Now the problem is about COLUMN_DEFAULT_GLOBAL_AUTOINC.
I tested it in the forth EBF release. It does not work. You can see
the trace in the first article.
So I pose this problem here.

Lin








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Tom Slee
 
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Default Re: column_schema.setDefault problem - 10-21-2008 , 08:43 PM





One other question for you, Guo Lin. Have you set a database ID in the
database before using the global default autoincrement?
(see
http://dcx.sybase.com/1100en/ulj_en1...979537808.html)

Tom

Nick Elson [Sybase iAnywhere] wrote:
Quote:
I don't see any trace of this report as an open action item
but if this is a production affecting issue for you the
most affective approach is to work directly with the
support organization to assign priorities to engineering
resources to address any bugs here.

"GUO Lin" <guolin.mobi (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:ea20905d-2185-4bc3-b32c-bb55a2f10f17 (AT) f63g2000hsf (DOT) googlegroups.com...
Hi, Nick

I read the document many time.
In fact, I found and reported the bug to Tom slee that
ColumnSchema.COLUMN_DEFAULT_AUTOINC can not work when we reconnect the
base in last release.

And I thought that you would fix the bug about ColumnSchema
( COLUMN_DEFAULT_AUTOINC and COLUMN_DEFAULT_GLOBAL_AUTOINC ).

Now the problem is about COLUMN_DEFAULT_GLOBAL_AUTOINC.
I tested it in the forth EBF release. It does not work. You can see
the trace in the first article.
So I pose this problem here.

Lin








r


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Tom Slee
 
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Default Re: column_schema.setDefault problem - 10-21-2008 , 08:43 PM


One other question for you, Guo Lin. Have you set a database ID in the
database before using the global default autoincrement?
(see
http://dcx.sybase.com/1100en/ulj_en1...979537808.html)

Tom

Nick Elson [Sybase iAnywhere] wrote:
Quote:
I don't see any trace of this report as an open action item
but if this is a production affecting issue for you the
most affective approach is to work directly with the
support organization to assign priorities to engineering
resources to address any bugs here.

"GUO Lin" <guolin.mobi (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:ea20905d-2185-4bc3-b32c-bb55a2f10f17 (AT) f63g2000hsf (DOT) googlegroups.com...
Hi, Nick

I read the document many time.
In fact, I found and reported the bug to Tom slee that
ColumnSchema.COLUMN_DEFAULT_AUTOINC can not work when we reconnect the
base in last release.

And I thought that you would fix the bug about ColumnSchema
( COLUMN_DEFAULT_AUTOINC and COLUMN_DEFAULT_GLOBAL_AUTOINC ).

Now the problem is about COLUMN_DEFAULT_GLOBAL_AUTOINC.
I tested it in the forth EBF release. It does not work. You can see
the trace in the first article.
So I pose this problem here.

Lin








r


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  #54  
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Tom Slee
 
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Default Re: column_schema.setDefault problem - 10-21-2008 , 08:43 PM


One other question for you, Guo Lin. Have you set a database ID in the
database before using the global default autoincrement?
(see
http://dcx.sybase.com/1100en/ulj_en1...979537808.html)

Tom

Nick Elson [Sybase iAnywhere] wrote:
Quote:
I don't see any trace of this report as an open action item
but if this is a production affecting issue for you the
most affective approach is to work directly with the
support organization to assign priorities to engineering
resources to address any bugs here.

"GUO Lin" <guolin.mobi (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:ea20905d-2185-4bc3-b32c-bb55a2f10f17 (AT) f63g2000hsf (DOT) googlegroups.com...
Hi, Nick

I read the document many time.
In fact, I found and reported the bug to Tom slee that
ColumnSchema.COLUMN_DEFAULT_AUTOINC can not work when we reconnect the
base in last release.

And I thought that you would fix the bug about ColumnSchema
( COLUMN_DEFAULT_AUTOINC and COLUMN_DEFAULT_GLOBAL_AUTOINC ).

Now the problem is about COLUMN_DEFAULT_GLOBAL_AUTOINC.
I tested it in the forth EBF release. It does not work. You can see
the trace in the first article.
So I pose this problem here.

Lin








r


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Tom Slee
 
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Default Re: column_schema.setDefault problem - 10-21-2008 , 08:43 PM


One other question for you, Guo Lin. Have you set a database ID in the
database before using the global default autoincrement?
(see
http://dcx.sybase.com/1100en/ulj_en1...979537808.html)

Tom

Nick Elson [Sybase iAnywhere] wrote:
Quote:
I don't see any trace of this report as an open action item
but if this is a production affecting issue for you the
most affective approach is to work directly with the
support organization to assign priorities to engineering
resources to address any bugs here.

"GUO Lin" <guolin.mobi (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:ea20905d-2185-4bc3-b32c-bb55a2f10f17 (AT) f63g2000hsf (DOT) googlegroups.com...
Hi, Nick

I read the document many time.
In fact, I found and reported the bug to Tom slee that
ColumnSchema.COLUMN_DEFAULT_AUTOINC can not work when we reconnect the
base in last release.

And I thought that you would fix the bug about ColumnSchema
( COLUMN_DEFAULT_AUTOINC and COLUMN_DEFAULT_GLOBAL_AUTOINC ).

Now the problem is about COLUMN_DEFAULT_GLOBAL_AUTOINC.
I tested it in the forth EBF release. It does not work. You can see
the trace in the first article.
So I pose this problem here.

Lin








r


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Tom Slee
 
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Default Re: column_schema.setDefault problem - 10-21-2008 , 08:43 PM


One other question for you, Guo Lin. Have you set a database ID in the
database before using the global default autoincrement?
(see
http://dcx.sybase.com/1100en/ulj_en1...979537808.html)

Tom

Nick Elson [Sybase iAnywhere] wrote:
Quote:
I don't see any trace of this report as an open action item
but if this is a production affecting issue for you the
most affective approach is to work directly with the
support organization to assign priorities to engineering
resources to address any bugs here.

"GUO Lin" <guolin.mobi (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:ea20905d-2185-4bc3-b32c-bb55a2f10f17 (AT) f63g2000hsf (DOT) googlegroups.com...
Hi, Nick

I read the document many time.
In fact, I found and reported the bug to Tom slee that
ColumnSchema.COLUMN_DEFAULT_AUTOINC can not work when we reconnect the
base in last release.

And I thought that you would fix the bug about ColumnSchema
( COLUMN_DEFAULT_AUTOINC and COLUMN_DEFAULT_GLOBAL_AUTOINC ).

Now the problem is about COLUMN_DEFAULT_GLOBAL_AUTOINC.
I tested it in the forth EBF release. It does not work. You can see
the trace in the first article.
So I pose this problem here.

Lin








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