Hi,
I understand that the objects are no longer persistent after db.close()
is called, but is there any way to use them in a future transaction?
Say I have a 1:N relationship, Person:Address.
If I have a Person object that was the result of an earlier transaction
say:
Person P = findPerson (1);
(In the findPerson() method, I get the database object, begin a
transaction, commit and close.)
If later on I want to create a new address for that person...
createAddress() {
...
db.begin()
Person P = findPerson(1);
Address A = new Address();
A.setStreet("My Street");
...
A.setPerson(P)
...
db.create(A);
db.commit();
db.close();
}
This doesn't work because Person P is no longer a persistent object
because its own tx has finished...
Am I handling the transactions at the wrong level, or missing something
else?
Regards,
Matthew.
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