Using Oracle with Coefficient, when creating tables there
are some table names that are greater than 31
characters. Oracle 9i, does not allow table/object names
to be greater than 31 characters, thus causing the
following error:ORA-00972: identifier is too long
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Posted by: Thriving To Learn on December 02, 2004 in
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Is there any one out there who have successfully installed
Co-Efficient using Oracle database? Coefficient website
makes the following claim...
"The platform uses Hibernate to persist data objects that
represent the persistent state of the system. Hibernate
supports most popular databases that provide a JDBC driver.
The system was developed using PostgreSQL, MySQL, and
Oracle, so any of these databases have been tested and are
available options when making the deployment decision."
I tried and was getting ORA-992 error because the name given
for certain tables exceed the limit / restriction Oracle
imposes. Can Co-Efficeient come forward and give their
comment on how they tested using Oracle database? If they
have not really tested, then please remove the above claim
from the website since it is quite misleading.