release13.07/framework/entity/fieldtype/fieldtypepostnew.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<!--
    NOTE:: this is a new field type file for PostgreSQL, It has ONLY been
        tested on a new install (hence the name fieldtypepostnew.xml)
        so until you (or someone) tests this on upgrage it should ONLY
        be used for new installation.

    This fieldtype file uses TEXT for ALL VARCHAR type fields, per a tip in
    the PostgreSQL manual:

        Tip:  There are no performance differences between these three
        types, apart from the increased storage size when using the
        blank-padded type. While character(n) has performance advantages
        in some other database systems, it has no such advantages in
        PostgreSQL. In most situations text or character varying
        should be used instead.

    (Section 8.3. Character Types from the PostgreSQL 8.1 manual)

    Therefore this fieldtype file uses TEXT for all of the VARCHAR types, this
    will mean that data for a OfBiz system that uses this file MAY NOT be able
    to load on a system that uses any of the other filetype files (well I have
    not looked at ALL of them but the ones I looked at will not be able to load
    the data).

    This has the other advantage that the java type matches the sql type or at
    least the DB can store anything that java can store (TEXT in PostgreSQL
    can go to 2 Gig)

    Indicator is still a CHAR(1).
-->

<fieldtypemodel xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
        xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="http://ofbiz.apache.org/dtds/fieldtypemodel.xsd">
  <!-- ===================== field-type-def ==================== -->
    <!-- General Types -->
    <field-type-def type="blob" sql-type="BYTEA" java-type="java.sql.Blob"/>
    <field-type-def type="byte-array" sql-type="BYTEA" java-type="byte[]"/>
    <field-type-def type="object" sql-type="BYTEA" java-type="Object"/>

    <field-type-def type="date-time" sql-type="TIMESTAMPTZ" java-type="java.sql.Timestamp"/>
    <field-type-def type="date" sql-type="DATE" java-type="java.sql.Date"/>
    <field-type-def type="time" sql-type="TIME" java-type="java.sql.Time"/>

    <field-type-def type="currency-amount" sql-type="NUMERIC(18,2)" java-type="java.math.BigDecimal"/>
    <field-type-def type="currency-precise" sql-type="NUMERIC(18,3)" java-type="java.math.BigDecimal"/>
    <field-type-def type="fixed-point" sql-type="NUMERIC(18,6)" java-type="java.math.BigDecimal"/>
    <field-type-def type="floating-point" sql-type="FLOAT8" java-type="Double"/>
    <field-type-def type="numeric" sql-type="NUMERIC(20,0)" java-type="Long"/>

    <field-type-def type="id" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="id-long" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="id-vlong" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>

    <field-type-def type="indicator" sql-type="CHAR(1)" sql-type-alias="BPCHAR" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="very-short" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="short-varchar" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="long-varchar" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="very-long" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>

    <field-type-def type="comment" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="description" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="name" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="value" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>

    <!-- Specialized Types -->
    <field-type-def type="credit-card-number" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="credit-card-date" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="email" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="url" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="id-ne" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="id-long-ne" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="id-vlong-ne" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
    <field-type-def type="tel-number" sql-type="TEXT" java-type="String"/>
</fieldtypemodel>