After some more tests I found that when I save the second object, Torque tries to save it with 0 as foreign key, even if second.FkFirstClass() gives me the correct id of first.
So what do I do? Bye Matteo Barbieri ha scritto: >Hi, >maybe it's a stupid question, but I got an error that I don't know why >it happens. > >I have two tables that are related by foreign key. > >I have to create one istance of both objects and to save them. > >I do something like this: > >FirstClass first = new FirstClass(); >SecondClass second = new SecondClass(); > >first.save(); > >second.setFirstClass(first); >second.save(); > >the first object is saved correctly, but then I got an SQLException: > >java.sql.SQLException: Cannot add or update a child row: a foreign key >constraint fails > >I've tried to print both objects before every saving and the second >object has the correct foreign key. > >Any idea? > >Thanks > > > -- Matteo Barbieri --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
