"invalidateObjects" should invalidate relationships too. IIRC this worked exactly as you'd expect in a root context. I don't use nested contexts. Wonder if a bug crept in there?
Andrus > On Oct 18, 2020, at 2:53 AM, Lon Varscsak <lon.varsc...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I have a situation where I need to invalidate an object and have it go > back to it's committed state (whether that's from the db or a parent > context). If I invalidate the object, it's attributes seem to do what I'm > expecting, but it appears that it leaves relationships alone. I need a way > to invalidate all of it's relationships, restore those objects back to > their committed state (maybe they've been deleted or modified...as well as > get rid of any newly created objects). How would I accomplish this? A > child context doesn't work in my case...because the user has already > "saved" to the parent...it's that a later behavior triggers them to say, > nah, never mind...I want the original object back. > > Note: I'm pretty sure in EOF I just called invalidate objects on the main > object and everything else was taken care of...not positive though. > > Thanks in advance for the help! > > -Lon
