I'm using the PB API and can store a simple object to a table. Even though table has a primary key constraint on the id column, if I try to store a different object with the same id, there is no primary key constraint violation. In fact, OJB _UPDATES_ the existing matching row in the database, instead of trying to INSERT a new row (which would trigger the integrity constraint). I'm using Oracle 8i.
My question, therefore, is:
Do I have to perform my own referential integrity checks when I use OJB? Am I missing a basic idea behind OJB (like the lack of a need for referential integrity)?
I've searched the mail archives and the online docs, but can't find the answer to these simple questions.
Thanks,
Anthony Carlos
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