Auto Generated Associations

This has been driving all our developers crazy. When they create an entity object with the create new entity object wizard, it is also creating a number of associations behind the scenes. Is there a way to turn this behavior off? We do not want to remove the FK and PK relationships in our tables as there is a forms and reports app using the same development database.
When they delete the associations after they are created, it causes problems from time to time when they try to compile the code. If they just did not get created in the first place it would eliminate this problem.
Is there a preference option to turn this off, I have been hunting around in jdeveloper and on the web and cannot find the option.
Thank you for your help

Hi,
ADF BC detects and creates associations between related entities, which afaik cannot be switched off. However, by one entity at a time, or at least those entities you don't want to be associated by default separately, you can work around this. For example, in the HR schema, the Locations table is related to the Departments table and the Departments table with the Employees table. I don't want an association for the Employees table created to the Departments table: In this case I run the "Create ADF BC components from table" wizard twice. First I create objects for Employees, then (in a second run) Locations and Departments
Frank

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It is common practice that physical PKs in Oracle tables are defined from sequences (surrogate PKs), and that the logical PK from the entity becomes a unique key in the table.
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* Attribute 2 -----> U * Column 2
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- optional Attribute 3 becomes NULLable column 3,
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DEPTNO NUMBER(2) NOT NULL <-- Logical primary key on entity
DNAME VARCHAR2(14)
LOC VARCHAR2(13)
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DEPTNO NUMBER(2) NOT NULL, -- Former logical PK becomes a UK
DNAME VARCHAR2(14),
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ENAME VARCHAR2(10)
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MGR NUMBER(4)
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SAL NUMBER(7,2)
COMM NUMBER(7,2)
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ENAME VARCHAR2(10),
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This is certainly always true of a sequence-driven primary key (as it is by its very nature immutable), but if the unique key is likely to be frequently updated, then this PCTFREE option could be user-configurable on a per table basis (perhaps under Table Properties -> unique Constraints).
For non-sequence-driven primary keys, this storage option could also appear under Table Properties -> Primary Key.
I notice no storage options exist in general for objects, so you may like to consider adding this functionality overall].
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- Preferences, 'Naming Standard: Templates' should be updated to allow for the unique key/constraint to be called something different, thus highlighting that it comes from the logical PK. I've used 'UKLPK' in this example.
- Mark the physical PK as being generated from a sequence; perhaps a flag under Table Properties -> Primary Key.
- When Forward Engineering, if an entity exists without a logical PK, the forward engineering process should halt with a fatal error.
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' ======================================================================
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Imports Oracle.DataAccess.Types
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Private Shared tblIndex As Integer = 0
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''Uncomment the code only if auto numbering
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''For Each dr In dt.Rows
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'' ' =======================================================
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''Next
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Catch ex As Exception
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4, ParameterDirection.Output, False, CType(0, System.Byte), CType(0, _
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' ================================================================================
' Notes:
' =================== How To -- Sample section for PL/SQL ==================================
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' =================================================================================
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' begin
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' end;
' -- Run in PL/SQL or create at DB. --
' create sequence mySequence
' MINVALUE 1
' START WITH 1
' INCREMENT BY 1
' NOCACHE; can be set to CACHE but sequence may contain gaps.
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' With respect to a sequence, the CACHE option specifies how many sequence
' values will be stored in memory for faster access. The downside of creating
' a sequence with a CACHE is that if a system failure occurs, all cached
' sequence values that have not be used, will be "lost". This results in
' a "gap" in the assigned sequence values. When the system comes back up,
' Oracle will CACHE new numbers from where it left off in the sequence,
' ignoring the so called "lost" sequence values.
' Note: To recover the lost sequence values, you can always execute an
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' NOCACHE means that none of the sequence values are stored in memory.
' This option may sacrifice some performance, however, you should not encounter
' a gap in the assigned sequence values.
End Class
C#:
using System;
using System.Data;
using Oracle.DataAccess.Client;
using Oracle.DataAccess.Types;
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private static OracleConnection m_conn;
private static OracleDataAdapter da = new OracleDataAdapter();
private static OracleConnection conn = new OracleConnection();
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// tblName = The table name to fill.
// =====================================================================
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conn.Open();
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DataTable dt = new DataTable(tblName);
da.Fill(dt);
conn.Dispose();
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string selectstmt = null;
m_conn = new OracleConnection(constr);
try
m_conn.Open();
catch (Exception ex)
throw new ArgumentException(" Error: connection lost." + ex.Message);
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da.RowUpdated += new
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OracleCommand insCmd = null;
try
insCmd = (OracleCommand)(bldr.GetInsertCommand());
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throw new Exception("" + ex.Message);
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null));
da.InsertCommand = insCmd;
try
// ===========================
da.Update(ds, dt.TableName);
// ===========================
catch (Exception ex)
throw new ArgumentException(" Error: update_datasets_return " +
ex.Message);
m_conn.Close();
m_conn.Dispose();
return ds;
If you need a working program of how this works, let me know.

Oh my god, it is too long! You definitely check out types, casting and especially ODP.Net (it does everything for you)... etc. They can help you to simplify your code. I do not have enough time to copy paste it to Studio and understand and solve your issue, so I got title of your message as your main question.
In Oracle, you can create an autonumber field by using sequences object. This is really useful when you need to create a unique number to act as a primary key.
Basically you can create a sequence simply typing;
CREATE SEQUENCE MY_SEQUENCE;
now you have a sequence called "MY_SEQUENCE"... Then, I advice you select a number from sequence;
select MY_SEQUENCE.nextval from dual;
I said I advice actually kinda must, although it called sequence, I cannot be sequential. Do not even try to predict the value. You can be sure that it is unique number so you can use it.
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Cautionary Information (WARNING)
After evaluating the new Adobe Tech Comm Suite, it seems that Acrobat 9 Extended Pro isn't compatible with the Compose plug-in (or at least, the version we've been using for years).
Does anyone know if there's a method -- built into either FrameMaker 8 or Acrobat 9 Pro Extended, or in an SDK -- that allows you to auto-generate bookmarks but strip out leading numbers? It seems this is a no-brainer of a feature, yet I can't find it listed anywhere in the Acrobat documentation.
Other names for this feature might be "wild card" or "text masking," not to mention "strip leading numbers."
Thanks very much for your help.
Regards,
Buster

The following code can be run from the JavaScript console, but since you're new to this, it might be easier to create a button, paste the code shown below into the Mouse Up event of the button, select the Hand tool and click the button to execute the code, and then delete the button if everything is OK.
If you need to do this a lot, you should consider setting up a custom menu item or toolbar button that executes this code:
function removeBookmarkPrefix(bookmark) {
    // Resursive function to remove bookmark prefix
    // Rename bookmark without prefix
    bookmark.name = bookmark.name.replace(/^\S+\s+/, "");
    if (bookmark.children != null) {
        for (var i = 0; i < bookmark.children.length; i++) {
            removeBookmarkPrefix(bookmark.children[i]);
// Remove all bookmark prefixes, recursively
removeBookmarkPrefix(bookmarkRoot);
The code uses what's called a regular expression, which in this case is fairly simple: /^\S+\s+/
This regular expression means to search the bookmark name for the beginning of the string (^), followed by one or more non-whitespace characters (\S+), followed by one or more white space characters (\s+), and replace all that with an empty string (""), thus removing it. This should work with the bookmark name prefixes you describe.
The function is called recursively, which is an efficient way to handle the hierarchical structure that the bookmark tree can have.
If you get stuck, post again.
George

How do you remove or change auto generated text in returned form e-mails?

Hello,
I am currently using Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional (Version 8.1.3) to create a form that will be sent to a group of people. When testing it, I've noticed that when the end user presses the "SUBMIT FORM" button and a new e-mail opens with the completed form attached, the following text is automatically added to the body of the e-mail:
Form Returned: XXXXXXX.pdf
Instructions to add this form to a data set:
1. Double-click the attachment.
2. Acrobat will prompt you to select a data set.
What I need to know is whether or not there is a way to either prevent this auto generated text from appearing or revise it so it gives a custom message instead.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Jeff

It sounds like you are getting a basic message that is telling you submitting the PDF is unnecessary and asking if you want to submit the data instead. I have not seen this one before, but that is my guess. If you are using the form fields created in Acrobat (not Designer), then just select FDF or XML for the data type to be submitted, not the form.

Auto generated code in makefile

For our product we have a TCL script that reads a series of text files and generates C++ classes for easy access to database records. Our code has been in use for make years and works very well. We have always used a solaris command prompt dmake to compile, which first generates the C++ files then complies them. It uses a series of enviroment variables which a user must set before compilation.
I recently tried to create a Sun Studio Express based on NetBeans 6.5.rc1 project from a make file. This has worked for every other makefile except for this one. The others do not have any auto generated code.
To run sun studio I in a command prompt source in the environments then run netbeans. Then I choose to build the product but I get an error. I then try to copy the command it is running into telnet window and it works fine. Does anyone have an idea on why in the sun studio I get and error while the telnet window works fine.

I think the problem is that the SunStudio IDE runs the build command in a wrong directory.
Can you verify that the working directory is correct?
(it is in project properties: Build > Make)
Also you can find this directory in the message in the output, when you try to build the project.
That's the message, that you copied to the terminal window.
Thanks,
Nik

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