Am 05.05.2009 um 07:44 schrieb Jerry Krinock:
I have a tree of managed objects with parent <--> child
relationships, and Delete Rule set to Cascade children when a parent
is deleted.
But sometimes, after deleting a parent, I need to restore a deleted
child under a new parent. So I set the new relationships and also
send
[managedObjectContext insertObject:deletedObject] ;
It appears that -insertObject: "cancels" the object's previous
Cascade-deletion. It definitely does not persist as desired if I
don't to this.
Is what I'm doing OK?
I’d say no.
You can not re-insert a deleted object because it is unique in the
database and as such dead and gone after deletion.
Either hang your object onto the new parent before deleting the old
parent, or copy it’s data to a new object that you can then insert.
atze
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