On Wednesday 31 May 2006 09:57, Tom Chiverton wrote:
> Both tables have a PK defined, it's a plain varchar2 in the case that works
> and an int(10) unsigned in the other. The non-working case's column is also
> auto_increment - could this be confusing things ?
Yup - the XSLT doesn't make an exists() method if there are any auto_increment
columns.
I've changed the test (remove 2nd clause) so that it creates exists() if there
are PK defined, and all seems well.
I *think* it was done this way because of the way auto_increment objects are
created ? Anyway, I've left the test in save() alone, so it still uses
IsNumeric and val() to decide to update() or create().
This means you can say:
<cfset var toObj=ReactorGatewayWay.getFactory().createTo("file")>
<cfset var boolExists=false>
<cfset toObj.file_id=arguments.objId>
<cfset
boolExists=ReactorGatewayWay.getFactory().createDao("file").exists(toObj)>
Which doesn't seem as nice as maybe something like:
<cfset var recObj=ReactorGatewayWay.getFactory().createRecord("file")>
<cfset boolExists=recObj.exists(file_id=arguments.objId)
which would be just another small tweak in the xsl/record.project.xsl file.
What do people think ?
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Tom Chiverton
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