Hey Eric,

2010/11/15 E L <[email protected]>:
> For my uses, I think a function to just purge all the modified objects
> would be more helpful than a reread.  After trying to modified rows in
> the db and having it fail, I will just go back through the same
> query/iteration again (also I will not have dbo pointers for most of
> the rows), so a reread would just be redundant.  Maybe I'm not making
> full use of the data persistence, but most of the db objects I use are
> short lived.

That will actually be equivalent, because rereadAll() would not
actually reread the database version, but simply discard the in-memory
version -- the database version will be loaded only when the object is
being used.

I've implemented this in latest git.

Regards,
koen

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