Shame on me.
I had a propagate primary key in a relationship to Gear.
Sorry for the noise.
atze
Am 21.10.2012 um 12:45 schrieb Alexander Spohr <[email protected]>:
>
> Am 19.10.2012 um 11:44 schrieb Alexander Spohr <[email protected]>:
>
>> I need an entity to have a long (8 byte) primary key.
>> How do I tell EOF to generate it from a sequence as it does with 4 byte keys?
>
>
> Now this gets strange.
> I changed the pk to prototype id (int4) because I could not get EOF to call
> my primaryKeyDictionary(boolean). But EOF just ignores all inserted objects
> of this class. It just does not generate a pk - but tries to save them to the
> database anyway.
>
> What I see:
> 1. SELECT NEXTVAL('Player_seq')
> 2. SELECT NEXTVAL('Avatar_seq')
> 3. INSERT INTO Player
> 4. INSERT INTO Avatar
> 5. INSERT INTO Gear
> 6. exception
>
> The question here is why EOF isn’t getting the pk for Gear - but tries to
> save them. I don’t see any difference in the eomodel’s plists. It has a
> single pk that is not an attribute and not null, like all other tables do.
> Looks like it thinks that I fill the pk. But the attribute is non-null, why
> does EOF save the whole record then? The pk attribute seems to be invisible
> to EOF.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> atze
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