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Build Identifier: 1.7.2.v20100914-1028 Reverse engineering from database for MySQL v5.x does not work. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a connection to MySQL v5.0/5.1 2. Create a new Physical Data Model using Reverse Engineering from Database. Select MySQL database connection created in step1. 3. Select default options and press Finish. 4. No model is created and no error log generated.
Created attachment 192918 [details] Patch
Hi, Do we have any timeframe for pushing the fix into the CVS? Just following up... Thanks, Robert Samuel.
Well, after looking at this patch, it appears to change the 1.9 API for JDBCTable. We typically don't do API changes in a maintenance release - and DTP 1.9.1 is the next release scheduled to go out the door. So this may need to wait for 1.10 next June before we can get it done.
Ok, just committed the changes to the org.eclipse.datatools.connectivity project and the org.eclipse.datatools.enablememt.mysql project. There's a new branch called "342411" in each project and I've pushed the changes up. Just need those changes merged with the master now... So I'll wait to see how this goes before I check in anything else.
Pushed fixes to master for org.eclipse.datatools.connectivity and org.eclipse.datatools.enablement.mysql in git. Hopefully these tweaks will show up in the next build.
Brian Fitzpatrick, Which branch has the fix now? Is this 1.9.1 (or) 1.10? Also, when will that branched be released? Please let me know. Thanks, Robert Samuel.
Hey Robert! This fix is finally in the latest 1.9.1 RC4 zip - the latest nightly build at http://www.eclipse.org/datatools/downloads.php Can you test the fixes to make sure everything is running right? --Fitz (In reply to comment #6) > Brian Fitzpatrick, > > Which branch has the fix now? Is this 1.9.1 (or) 1.10? > > Also, when will that branched be released? > > Please let me know. > > Thanks, > Robert Samuel.
Changing to Resolved Fixed since Fitz has committed the patch.