On 8 Nov 2006, at 16:54, Florijan Stamenkovic wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone know an easy way to detect when a fault is fired? I
would like to run some tests on my app to be able to better
optimize fetching.
Thanks,
Flor
How about overriding EOCustomObject.clearFault() to write a log message?
I myself am using EOEditingContext.Delegat.
editingContextShouldFetchObjects(,) . The qualifier in the
EOFetchSpecification argument is usually distinctive; I have managed
to exploit this to prevent going to the database when firing an array
fault as a consequence of adding or removing detail objects from a to-
many relationship.
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