Problem
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In multi-database configurations, ZODB applications can unintentionally
create cross-database references. The causes include moving (rather
than copying) an object between containers, storing an object in a
session database and later moving it to the main database, and using a
Thanks for writing this up!
Do we really need per-object control?
It would be simpler to simply allow or disallow (new) cross-data
references at the database level.
I think the most common use case for cross-database connection
limitation is support for mounts. With mounts, there are a
Jim Fulton wrote:
Thanks for writing this up!
Do we really need per-object control?
It would be simpler to simply allow or disallow (new) cross-data
references at the database level.
I think the most common use case for cross-database connection
limitation is support for mounts.
On Apr 28, 2009, at 11:36 AM, Shane Hathaway wrote:
Jim Fulton wrote:
Thanks for writing this up!
Do we really need per-object control?
It would be simpler to simply allow or disallow (new) cross-data
references at the database level.
I think the most common use case for cross-database
