Defined sequence-name ignored in favor of {table}_SEQ using Oracle.

[jjwdesign]

I've recently upgraded from an old version of Doctrine to the latest stable version. Several of my sequence names seem to have been ignored. An example XML mapper is shown below with the sequence-name="MYPROJECT.CARD_REQUESTS_REQUEST_ID_SEQ". The original project had a sequence naming convention of {table}_{pk}_SEQ.

When trying to debug the sequence not found error that I was receiving, I noticed that the UnitOfWork.php file was using a sequence of "MYPROJECT.CARD_REQUESTS_SEQ".

UnitOfWork.php Line 978
$idGen = $class->idGenerator;

Questions: Does Doctrine support custom sequence naming for Oracle sequences? Should this be considered a bug? Am I forced to the naming convention that Doctrine uses?

Note, I've recently corrected the problem by adding a Synonym for each sequence name. In any case, I thought I'd bring it up here in the discussions.

`

	<id name="requestId" type="integer" column="REQUEST_ID" length="255" nullable="true">
		<generator strategy="SEQUENCE"/>
		<sequence-generator sequence-name="MYPROJECT.CARD_REQUESTS_REQUEST_ID_SEQ" allocation-size="1" initial-value="1" />
	</id>

	<field name="activeDate" type="odate" column="ACTIVE_DT" length="255" nullable="true" />
	<field name="active" type="integer" column="ACTIVE_IND" length="255" nullable="true" />
	<field name="cardNumber" type="integer" column="CARD_NUMBER" length="255" nullable="true" />
	<field name="createDate" type="odate" column="CREATE_DT" length="255" nullable="true" />
	<field name="dayNumber" type="integer" column="DAY_NUMBER" length="255" nullable="true" />
	<field name="inactiveDate" type="odate" column="INACTIVE_DT" length="255" nullable="true" />
	<field name="requestDescription" type="string" column="REQUEST_DESCRIPTION" length="255" nullable="true" />
	<field name="stageId" type="integer" column="STAGE_ID" nullable="true" />
	<field name="updateDate" type="odate" column="UPDATE_DT" length="255" nullable="true" />

	<one-to-many field="serviceCardRequests" target-entity="MYPROJECT\Model\Entity\ServiceCardRequest" mapped-by="cardRequest" fetch="EXTRA_LAZY" nullable="true">
		<join-column name="REQUEST_ID" referenced-column-name="REQUEST_ID" />
		<cascade>
			<cascade-persist />
		</cascade>
	</one-to-many>

	<one-to-one field="stage" target-entity="MYPROJECT\Model\Entity\Stage" nullable="false" fetch="EXTRA_LAZY">
		<join-column name="STAGE_ID" referenced-column-name="STAGE_ID" />
	</one-to-one>

	<one-to-one field="createUser" target-entity="MYPROJECT\Model\Entity\User" nullable="false" fetch="EXTRA_LAZY">
		<join-column name="CREATE_USER_ID" referenced-column-name="USER_ID" />
	</one-to-one>

	<one-to-one field="updateUser" target-entity="MYPROJECT\Model\Entity\User" nullable="false" fetch="EXTRA_LAZY">
		<join-column name="UPDATE_USER_ID" referenced-column-name="USER_ID" />
	</one-to-one>

</entity>

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