From: Christoph B. <be...@od...> - 2002-05-07 12:22:00
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Hi, MySQL doesn't like VARCHAR(n) with n > 255. For Strings, one has to use type TEXT, for bytes, one has to use BLOB (both without length specification). To make things work, I added the following Code to MySQLDialect: public String getTypeName(int code, int length) throws HibernateException { switch (code) { case Types.VARCHAR: if (length > 255) return "TEXT"; break; case Types.VARBINARY: if (length > 255) return "BLOB"; break; } return super.getTypeName(code, length); } I know this is somewhat ugly code. Any suggestions about that? Incorporate such a hack or find a more general way to do it? The question here is: do we expect type name patterns to be length-dependent for other dialects, too? Regards, Christoph |