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PersistenseMapper.CompatibilityMode for legacy database appl

 
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Slava Barouline
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PostPosted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 11:27 pm    Post subject: PersistenseMapper.CompatibilityMode for legacy database appl Reply with quote

Hello

I was wondering if PersistenseMapper.CompatibilityMode is used at all when
working with legacy database using OR mapping?

Should I change it from ECO III to ECO IV or it doesn't matter in my case?

Thanks
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Jonas Hogstrom
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 5:29 pm    Post subject: Re: PersistenseMapper.CompatibilityMode for legacy database Reply with quote

Slava Barouline wrote:

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Hello

I was wondering if PersistenseMapper.CompatibilityMode is used at all
when working with legacy database using OR mapping?

Should I change it from ECO III to ECO IV or it doesn't matter in my
case?

Thanks

This setting is not used if you have a mapping xml-file. It should
really have been on the component "DefaultOrMappingBuilder", but since
this component is implicit if no MappingProvider is set, it wouldn't
have helped.

You can set it to what ever you like Smile I think EcoIII and EcoIV are
equivalent anyway.

/Jonas
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