On 5/31/06, Teddy Payne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
I should download a copy of Reactor for when I am at work.
So there is an isDirty() method in the record factory? If this is the case, knowing that if I have a dirty read or not would suit my needs just as much as having an exists() method.
I am not trying to undermine you Tom. I swear!
I just read through an OR mapping presentation and he even alluded to the isDirty() when loading data. (Thanks Ken!)On 5/31/06, Doug Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:You make a compelling argument. Not having a reliable interface is a big
mistake.
In a day or so I'm going to start requesting that people add trouble tickets
to trac. When I do that, please add this as a bug for the BC 2 milestone.
Doug
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Subject: Re: [Reactor For CF] Why no exists() method for objects with
auto_increment PK ?
On Wednesday 31 May 2006 13:15, Doug Hughes wrote:
> When a new record is created it'll have an ID, but you won't be able to
> tell from that if it really is a new record or an existing record. That's
> why for those I add the call to the exists method.
Ahh :-)
It's not missing from auto_increment PK's, it's added to non-auto_increment,
if I get you right.
> I don't want to add exists in all cases because I don't think that you
> should have that extra call to the DB unless it's really needed.
:nods
I'm not suggesting adding the call to exists() in the general save() method
though (that would generate a pointless extra DB call as you say), just
always having it in the DAO and exposing it via the Record as a matter of
course for people who want to use it.
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Tom Chiverton
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