Hi Henrique,
On 16/08/2012, at 1:59 AM, Henrique Prange wrote:
>> I am using a TemporaryEditingContext to test a group of related EOs. To try
>> and debug a test failure, I am saving the EC after the creation of each new
>> EO. At the point where I'm getting an IllegalArgumentException, the only
>> new EO inserted into the EC is a subclass by horizontal inheritance of a
>> parent EO. Inserting the subclass and saving throws this:
>
> Could you describe the primary key(s) used in these entities?
Person, the parent:
{columnName = id; name = id; prototypeName = id; }
primaryKeyAttributes = (id);
SSPerson, the subclass:
{columnName = id; name = id; prototypeName = id; }
primaryKeyAttributes = (id);
parent = Person;
> Is it a composite primary key? Is it an Integer field?
Both non-composite, just integers. (It's the "id" prototype from
ERPrototypes.) When running the model on PostgreSQL, the keys are generated by
Person's person_seq, not ssperson_seq.
>> As noted, the only relevant difference I can see is the inheritance. Would
>> you expect the TemporaryEditingContext (or the memory adaptor) to have a
>> problem with (horizontal) inheritance?
>
> Probably. I've created a sample model here to replicate your problem. I still
> need more information since the tests I wrote worked as expected.
I can show that when object == null in the NSMutableDictionary, the key is an
EOTemporaryGlobalID, though presumably that's not going to be a great surprise.
--
Paul Hoadley
http://logicsquad.net/
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