Hello,
What I'm trying to do is get the primary key for a brand new
object at the time I create it, rather than when I call
objectstore.commit(). I need the identifier when I create the object
for logging, and messaging purposes (amongst others). I don't want to
commit the transaction at this point, but I would like to have the
resultant object to be in 'sync' with the object store. This is what
I did to make that work:
User.mapper.table.insert(userDict).execute()
id = engine.last_inserted_ids()[0]
user = User.mapper.get(id)
Is there an easier way to do this that I totally missed?
Would it be possible to have a newly created object grab the next
sequence value at instantiation time or
be able to create an object and explicitly 'save' it? Save would
mean, execute it's insert statements against the database but not
commit the transaction. Thanks.
Aaron
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