Hi,
I've been able to
store a set of objects which have relationships among them stored all at once
using the code "db.create(rs)". "rs" is the object in code that I am to
persist to the DB.
So the object "rs"
has a collection of objects of type B and they each have a collection of objects
of type C I want to be able to delete the row in the db corresponding to the
instance of RS as well as the rows in table B that contain an db
version of a B that is contained by the object RS and I want to remove
the rows in table C that contain an db version of a C
that is contained by the object B.
I've been searching
the Castor API and found the remove() method but it
seems to just remove the instance of RS and all the instance (rows) of B that
have a FK that is equal to the PK of the instance of rs I am trying to delete.
I would find it strange
if I would have to set up a cascade delete to do this instead of doing
it all in one shot just like I did with the create() method
call.
Thanks in advance
for any help.
-George
