[Arthur Peters]
> Thanks you very much.
Hey, we're both named Peters -- you're probably the son I never knew (or
vice versa ;-))
> I'm still having issues but I'll investigant it myself before I ask
> anything else. I think I came across as pushy and demanding and I'm
> sorry. I didn't mean to. I
Thanks you very much. I'm still having issues but I'll investigant it
myself before I ask anything else. I think I came across as pushy and
demanding and I'm sorry. I didn't mean to. I just ment this as
questions and ideas.
You know ZODB much better than I and I'll go for a app-level
implementati
[Arthur Peters]
> I want to do the following: commit a change to an object, then commit
> another. Now I want to undo the second change. Easy: get the tid using
> undoLog and call undo(tid, transaction.get()). Now the following
> transactions are in the DB:
>
> - Change 1
> - Change 2
> - Undo chan
Arthur Peters wrote:
Probably the easiest way to provide this functionality would be to
implement a kind of undo that undoes all transactions back to a given
point.
Zope's management interface certainly lets you do this, might be good if
you poked under the hood there to see how it's done...
