Issue 380 notation primary key

[diogosq]

Using this notation you can set another variable to serve as primary key .

_Limitations:_ a primaira key must be a long.

_Problems:_ Methods that do not use the parameter object will not work correctly. Are they:

   delete() 
   public Long getId() 
   public void setId(Long id)

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[sibelius]

@diogosq thanks

I think you should also modify createTableSQL in SchemaGenerator

could you also add some tests to keep the coverage in the same percent or improve it

We also should think in how to fix these methods that you described, and maybe also to make possible to have a primary key using a different type, we could discuss this on gitter

[diogosq]

@sibeliusseraphini Hi

Sorry, I really forgot the SchemaGenerator. I will modify today and add
some tests.

In my solution, I don't use anymore the methods delete() and
getId()/setId().
See you in gitter.
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2016-01-06 22:48 GMT-02:00 Sibelius Seraphini notifications@github.com:

@diogosq https://github.com/diogosq thanks

I think you should also modify createTableSQL in SchemaGenerator

could you also add some tests to keep the coverage in the same percent or
improve it

We also should think in how to fix these methods that you described, and
maybe also to make possible to have a primary key using a different type,
we could discuss this on gitter

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[JonatanSalas]

@diogosq could you solve the conflicts?