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At the moment I write an application with Oracle DB. I want to add concurrency handled by Oracle via ORA_ROWSCN. Because there are two ways and two different result I have a question concerning ORA_ROWSCN-handling in OA:
1. When I have an existant domain model with an existant table definition and I gonna set the concurrency mode to backend, no ORA_ROWSCN column is added to the table definition and no property is added to the model.
2. When I add a new domain model, set the concurrency mode to backend and then call the method "Map to table..." then there is automatically a row ORA_ROWSCN in my new table definition.
So, is it necessary for OpenAccess that this ORA_ROWSCN is in the table definition? Or will the backend concurrency still work without this column in the table definition?
PS: Do I have to map the ORA_ROWSCN to a model property? Because VS tells me that "The column with name 'ORA_ROWSCN' is not mapped to a property.".
At the moment I write an application with Oracle DB. I want to add concurrency handled by Oracle via ORA_ROWSCN. Because there are two ways and two different result I have a question concerning ORA_ROWSCN-handling in OA:
1. When I have an existant domain model with an existant table definition and I gonna set the concurrency mode to backend, no ORA_ROWSCN column is added to the table definition and no property is added to the model.
2. When I add a new domain model, set the concurrency mode to backend and then call the method "Map to table..." then there is automatically a row ORA_ROWSCN in my new table definition.
So, is it necessary for OpenAccess that this ORA_ROWSCN is in the table definition? Or will the backend concurrency still work without this column in the table definition?
PS: Do I have to map the ORA_ROWSCN to a model property? Because VS tells me that "The column with name 'ORA_ROWSCN' is not mapped to a property.".