Greetings All, I'm working with transaction groups and tables with relations (database foreign keys). Let's say that there are two tables, 'building_footprints' and 'windows'. The windows table references the 'building_footprints' table. I've added the relations in QGIS through the Project properties | relations dialog so that when editing 'building_footprints' I can add a child record for 'windows'. Now because I have transaction groups active, the changes are pushed back to the database immediately, if I create a child record before saving the parent record this causes a problem because the parent record doesn't exist. It is often the case that I am going to add child records when I'm creating the parent record, so adding a parent record, saving it, then editing it just to add the child record becomes cumbersome.
I figured that someone must've had this issue before, but can't seem to find any documentation about this. Is there a workaround for this? (other than not using transaction groups and saving each layer individually) Or have I just missed something extremely obvious? Rhys Peace & Love | Live Long & Prosper
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