On Apr 19, 2007, at 9:45 AM, Steven Mark McCraw wrote:
Hi all,
I've been working all morning trying to debug cryptic EOF
exceptions, and as per the usual with that, am getting nowhere. I
can almost replicate some of them, but the behavior is inconsistent
and therefore very frustrating. Almost all of them seem to hinge
in some way or other on EODatabaseContext whining about its
snapshot. Either it can't find a snapshot for an EO that is being
deleted, or it can't decrement a snapshot count (that doesn't exist
or is already zero), or there is no snapshot available for some
object when it is trying to save changes. I am obviously doing
something wrong, although I can't figure out where to look. I
think it would be extremely helpful in tracking down the issue if
there were some way to be able to examine the snapshot of the
EODatabaseContext for session().defaultEditingContex().
The snapshots are per-EO and shared between editing contexts.
I'm guessing (based on the existence of the method
EODatabaseContext.localSnapshotForGlobalID(...)) that when the
Apple documentation vaguely rambles on and on about the "snapshot"
that what they're really talking about is an NSMutableDictionary
keyed on a EOGlobalID whose values are NSDictionaries mapping
attribute names to values for Enterprise Objects.
Yes.
Is there some way to just get this overall dictionary so that I can
print it out as I go to see where things are getting off track? Am
I taking the right approach here? Any advice would be appreciated.
ec.committedSnapshotForObject(eo);
Chuck
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