Autoguid
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In PersistenceMapping - how things are represented in a database - AutoGuid represents an dbgenerated Guid value. | In PersistenceMapping - how things are represented in a database - AutoGuid represents an dbgenerated Guid value. | ||
As you state that you are new to MDriven you will probably not be interested in | As you state that you are new to MDriven you will probably not be interested in overriding persistence mapping just yet -> forget about AutoGuid for now. | ||
Common types for attributes are the simple native types: | Common types for attributes are the simple native types: | ||
-String (size limited in db) | |||
Text (Text in db - no size limit) | |||
Double | - Text (Text in db - no size limit) | ||
Decimal | |||
Integer | - Double | ||
DateTime | |||
Boolean | - Decimal | ||
Blob (Binary data byte[] -combine with setting for BlobType) Guid | |||
- Integer | |||
- DateTime | |||
- Boolean | |||
- Blob (Binary data byte[] -combine with setting for BlobType) Guid | |||
Revision as of 19:25, 16 January 2018
This page was created by Henrik on 2018-01-16. Last edited by Stephanie on 2025-01-22.
In PersistenceMapping - how things are represented in a database - AutoGuid represents an dbgenerated Guid value.
As you state that you are new to MDriven you will probably not be interested in overriding persistence mapping just yet -> forget about AutoGuid for now.
Common types for attributes are the simple native types:
-String (size limited in db)
- Text (Text in db - no size limit)
- Double
- Decimal
- Integer
- DateTime
- Boolean
- Blob (Binary data byte[] -combine with setting for BlobType) Guid