Support BIGINT Primary Keys #381
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…alue (rowId, objectId, etc).
…alue (rowId, objectId, etc).
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Rationale
Implement support for tables with BIGINT primary keys. E.g. RowId/ObjectId BIGSERIAL
Because of the large number of shared classes, utilities, services, etc, a lot of code was migrated to used Long. Code should now assume that an generic integer object key (as opposed to a known table PK), could be a Long.
This PR is aimed at a) Supporting ObjectID BIGSERIAL b) making it possible (but not automatic) to migrate tables that want to use RowId BIGSERIAL.
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Changes
New safer collection classes
class Int/LongHashMap
class Int/LongHashSet
explicit Class for key values in Map Objects returned by BaseSelector
Selector.getValueMap(Class key)
safe "cast" using asInteger or asLong, as opposed to (Integer) and (Long)