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From: Davide Mora <d_mora@yahoo.com>
Subject: column type defaults
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Hi,

the auto-create tool start to work :)

I have a doubt about the default sizes for the table
column.
The VARCHAR, for example, is often used without a
predefined length, also in the examples:

      <field-descriptor id="2"
         name="name"
         column="NAME"
         jdbc-type="VARCHAR"
      />

In this case, CrossDB applied an internal default
(50).

The question is, we have a mapping table for the
jdbc-type/defaults? Or i have to make something
myself?

Davide


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