Hi Chuck,

It was an NSArray with 71 elements, but it contained 71 instances of only one 
EO. If I clicked the link to bring up the edit screen, I would get that same 
one EO for all 71 links, so I'd say yes; they all had the same GID.

If I ran the SQL that the console showed was run to fetch the data for the 
NSArray, it would return what is expected; 71 rows, one each of the 71 rows in 
the table.

Dave

On Sep 3, 2011, at 9:29 AM, Chuck Hill wrote:

> I don't quite get what was happening.  Every EO was getting the same GID?
> 
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> On 2011-09-02, at 12:35 AM, David Avendasora wrote:
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>> Hi all,
>> 
>> This is one for posterity. AKA: When I'm an idiot in the future.
>> 
>> I was having a problem with a WODisplayGroup that would have the right 
>> number of objects in the selectedObjects Array, but they were all instances 
>> of the same EO.
>> 
>> Easy, you say; there's something wrong with the item setter on the 
>> WORepetition. Not so fast. It the setter was fine. The SQL that was being 
>> used to fetch the data was right too.
>> 
>> The model was wrong. The PK in the FrontBase DB was a LONGINT, but the PK in 
>> the EOModel had an external type of INT. The value stored in the DB field 
>> was not too long for an INT and an ALTER TABLE statement changed it without 
>> issue. Apparently there something about the process in the JDBC driver or 
>> EOF that chokes on it turning a Long into an Integer, but not enough to 
>> throw an exception, but enough to make all the values the same, in a 
>> non-deterministic way. If I quit and relaunched the app, it would likely 
>> repeat a different instance, but not always.
>> 
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