The FOR UPDATE looks suspicious. Two things to check very carefullly:
- value types in model
- relationship definitions and flattened properties in the model
Mistakes in the model can make EOF crazy. :-)
Chuck
At 01:50 PM 26/11/2003 -0700, Gerald Hanks wrote:
>I have a flattened many-to-many relationship from item to option which uses
>three tables: item, option, and item_option. The item object has a flattened
>attribute called options.
>
>When I add an option to the options list using
>
>anItem.addToOptions(anOption) I get the following SQL on saveChanges()
>
>INSERT INTO item_option(item_id, option_id) VALUES (1, 8)
>
>This would seem to be correct
>
>When I remove an option from the options list using
>
>anItem.removeFromOptions(anOption) then I get the following SQL on
saveChanges()
>
>SELECT t0.item_id FROM item_option t0 WHERE t0.option_id = 8 FOR UPDATE
>DELETE FROM item_option WHERE option_id = 8
>
>This seems to be in error since this SQL would remove option 8 from all
items not
>just the one being updated. In fact if there are two items with option 8 and
>I try to delete option 8 from either item I get a locking failure telling me
>that more than one row was locked.
>
>Can anyone help me on this one. I am kind of stuck for the time being.
>
>-gerald
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