Hi,
When I rename colums in Glorp wit the following
code:
oldField := (aGlorpSession system
allTables
detect: [:each | each name = 'MMT_BINARYFILES']) fields detect: [:each | each name = 'binf_attachementdate']. aGlorpSession accessor renameField: oldField to: 'attachementdate' ifError: []. It produces something like:
ALTER TABLE MMT_BINARYFILES RENAME
binf_attachementdate TO attachementdate
This works fine in Postgres, but under Oracle it
gives the following error (if executed through AdHoc).
ORA-14155: absence du mot-clé PARTITION ou
SUBPARTITION
Regards,
@+Maarten,
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That's a bug. It ought to be rename column, not just
rename. Not the clearest error message, though.
At 11:21 PM 2010-02-08, Maarten MOSTERT wrote: Hi, --
Alan Knight [|], Engineering Manager, Cincom Smalltalk
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Yes Oracle speaks french or sort of.
In english it must be:
ORA-14155:
missing PARTITION or SUBPARTITION keyword
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