Hello!
A quotation from the Hibernate 2.1.7 changelog:
Quote:
improved handling of long strings (now uses LONG instead of VARCHAR2) on Oracle8 (Harry Schittler)
Is there any reason why this is done? When creating a schema,
all the former varchar2 columns are now long columns. This imposes many problems: For example, there cannot be more than 1 long column in Oracle, and a long column cannot be the primary key of a table.
Because of these two issues, the JUnit test reports fail with a few dozen errors when using Oracle 8.1.7 or Oracle 9.2.
Does anybody else see these problems?
Greetings,
Christian