Nick,
I have exposed primary keys with Postgres and not had this
exception. I don't think that is the (or the only) cause. Carefully
check the definitions of this PK and all the FK relations to it to
ensure they are identical (same internal type, same external type,
same value type etc.
Turn off the class property on the pk for the entity, and use a
method like this to get the pk:
public static Integer id(EOEnterpriseObject anEnterpriseObject) {
EOEditingContext ec = anEnterpriseObject.editingContext();
if (ec != null) {
EOGlobalID globalID = an
Hello,It's me again. The guy who just recently moved the database from MSSQL 7 to PostgreSQL 8.1.I am getting errors like this whenever I try to save changes in my defaultEditingContext:java.lang.IllegalStateException: cannot update primary-key 'user_ID' from '11795' to '11795' on object:{values .
