They should all be editable, but via the attribute "inspector panel"
right now (if you're in the Entity Modeler perspective, you will have
the Properties view in the lower right. If you select an attribute,
the editor will appear there) ... The list of columns in the table is
not configurable right now and probably won't be before WWDC unless
someone else wants to take this on (it's a bit of a tricky problem to
do it live). I've intentionally selected the columns in the
attribute view at the moment to encourage the use of prototypes,
which is why these other fields don't appear as columns by default.
ms
On Jul 25, 2006, at 1:14 PM, Jake Fisher wrote:
> Mike,
>
> Can you add the following as either columns or editable
> attributes in the new integrated EOModeler?. We make use of them
> fairly often in our models.
>
> Missing EOAttribute attributes:
>
> value Class = 'valueClassName'
> precision = 'precision'
> scale = 'scale'
> as an example:
> {
> allowsNull = Y;
> columnName = ID_AMOUNT;
> externalType = DECIMAL;
> name = amount;
> precision = 7;
> scale = 2;
> valueClassName = NSDecimalNumber;
> }
>
>
> Thanks,
> ~jake
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