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Setting Studio Options19.4 SQL OptionsUse these options if you primarily use Studio to create classes that map onto existing legacy data.Legacy Mode: Enable Legacy SQL Mode For ClassesIf enabled, the other default settings on this tab are enabled. This option effects only howStudio wizards operate; it has nothing to do with the runtime behavior of applications.Default Storage Type: Specifies the storage class used when the New Class wizard creates anew class.Default $Piece Separator: Specifies the default data delimiter used when defining a mappingto legacy data structures.Default Collation: Specifies the default index collation used when defining a mapping to legacydata structures.Private Row ID: Specifies whether new classes should have their SqlRowIdPrivate flag set bydefault.Automatically Generate Row ID: Automatically creates a row id field when mapping data toexisting storage structures.134 Using Caché Studio
AUsing Studio Source ControlHooksThis appendix describes how to connect Caché Studio to a third-party source control system to placeCaché code into source control. It describes how you can add source control to your Caché developmentprojects. It discusses the following topics:• The Overview provides a summary of how to place Caché code under source control.• An introduction to Caché documents (class definitions, routines, and CSP files), tools that Cachéprovides to manage documents and files, and some issues to consider when mapping Caché documentsto XML files• How to create and activate a source control class, in general• How to execute the functions or methods of your source control software• A look at the source control sample provided in the SAMPLES namespaceA.1 OverviewTo place a Caché development project under souce control, you do the following:• Represent units of code as XML files and write them to a document system. Caché considers aclass definition, a routine, or a CSP file as a single unit called a document.• Place the XML files under source control.• Ensure that the XML files are kept synchronized with the Caché documents (and vice versa), andmake sure that both are kept in the appropriate read-write state.Using Caché Studio 135
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