Custom types....

HI,
I'm looking after informations about "Customs types": "attributes" for what that is used ....
Do you know where I could find that...
thank you a lot

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In the process of trying to get JDeveloper working fully with MS-SQL, I am at the point of developing a custom type map.
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//new JboTypeMap("VARBINARY VARBINARY
new JboTypeMap("VARCHAR","java.lang.String","CHAR",java.sql.Types.CHAR,null);
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and the generator picks it up accordingly, the whole thing seems to work. Everything else unchanged. Is this normal?
yours
Marc

Hi Ming Man,
I am not changing Oracle.DataAccess.dll at all. I am using the patched version all the way, UDT does not work properly with the unpatched version.
What i am changing is adding an additional dummy attribute to my types to make them work with the ODP.NET driver. I just wanted to know whether this is known limitiation (like the need to a at least one Attribute to Top-Level-Types) or just a bug.
yours
Marc

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hello,
we are having and issue with the "customer type" not being set by default.
When a new customer is created (when they make a purchase) I would like them to be set as “Retail Customer” as their customer type .
I have set the default customer type to be “retail customer” however this is not applied to the customer.
has anyone else struck this problem? is there a fix for this?
thanks in advance for the help.

This is as expected/normal behaviour.
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Hi all!
Can someone tell me when the functionality of Multiple "Bill To" addresses for Customer type Business Partners became available? I have a customer on 2007A SP00 PL06 and we cannot create more than one, while in my test system at 2007A SP00 PL41 I do.
Thanks,
Richard.

Dear Richard,
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Becasue in earlier patches this problem is there.
In case the issue is not resolved, please update the message.
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I first create a custom type that is a container of 3 strings.
I then create a custom type that is an array of that custom type and give it size 1 (lower and upper bound = 0).
If I then re-size that array, why does TestStand not make every additional element of that array match the original container of 3 strings?
The same behavior happens both in a .seq file and in the types file itself. I could sort of see in a .seq file if I drop down this custom type that is initially size 1 and try to change the array bounds that it wouldn't automatically make the additional elements match but I wouldn't expect this behavior in the types file. This seems to be a bug to me. TestStand 2012.

I'm not seeing the point of the custom type that is just an array of a custom type (container). I would first remove that level of complexity.
You are seeing the same behavior in both the sequence and type editor? That sounds desirable to me (not a bug).
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