Tim Peters wrote:
...
add() is a relatively new API, intended to be called "by hand" when someone
wants to force a new object to get an oid. I'm not really clear about the
use case(s) that drove its addition, but it's not normally involved in
auto-assigning oids and/or jars.
add was originally
[Florent Guillaume]
>>> What part of the transaction/persistence code sets the _p_jar of a
>>> persistent object to that of its parent when the object is assigned to
>>> a persistent parent and transaction.commit(1) is called ?
[Tim]
>> I'm massively overloaded today, so it would really help if yo
On 4 Aug 2005, at 22:11, Tim Peters wrote:
[Florent Guillaume]
What part of the transaction/persistence code sets the _p_jar of a
persistent object to that of its parent when the object is
assigned to a
persistent parent and transaction.commit(1) is called ?
I'm massively overloaded today
[Florent Guillaume]
> Trying to understand some code...
>
> What part of the transaction/persistence code sets the _p_jar of a
> persistent object to that of its parent when the object is assigned to a
> persistent parent and transaction.commit(1) is called ?
I'm massively overloaded today, so it
