>
> Right now I am taking test run object from local database, then I call
> expunge on that object (cascade is set to expunge).
>
then I put this object into this python method :
def _reset_primary_keys(self, test_run):
make_transient(test_run)
test_run.ID = None
if test_run.OrderNumber:
make_transient(test_run.OrderNumber)
test_run.OrderNumber.ID = None
for equipment in test_run.TestEquipments:
make_transient(equipment)
equipment.ID = None
for trd in test_run.TestRunToDevs:
make_transient(trd)
trd.ID = None
if trd.TestedDut:
make_transient(trd.TestedDut)
trd.TestedDut.ID = None
for test_step in trd.TestSteps:
make_transient(test_step)
test_step.ID = None
for test_result in test_step.TestResults:
make_transient(test_result)
test_result.ID = None
This method reset all primary keys, so I can merge it into master database
which will generate new primary keys. Is there a better or easier way how to do
it?
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