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Re: EOF Inheritance problems help


  • Subject: Re: EOF Inheritance problems help
  • From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 10:43:06 -0700


On May 17, 2007, at 11:21 PM, Lachlan Deck wrote:

Hi there,

first up, can inheritance cross model boundaries? i.e., if I have ModelA and ModelB both of which have different connection dictionaries (to different databases) can EntityB in ModelB inherit from EntityA in modelA?

I _think_ that should work _but_ as a rarely used feature, I would not be surprised to find bugs here. It works just fine if they are both in the same database but in different models.



If the answer is no then the below is irrelevant - but if yes, then I need some help with the below...

I have 3 models in my project (+ a Prototypes model of course):
- Willow: maps to database_1
- BinaryData: maps to database_2
- AnotherIrrelevantOne: maps to database_3

I have some abstract entities (defined in the Willow model)...
WillowEntity (Abstract no table mapping, has some common attributes)
|
__ ClientEntity (Abstract, mapped to ClientEntity table, adds an additional fk and relation to Client)
|
__ Client (concrete)
<...>


BinaryData model:
BinaryData (inherits from WillowEntity).

At application runtime I'm setting the relevant connection dictionaries for the various models (except the prototypes model).

Now the problem I'm seeing is that when I'm trying to save a Course for some reason EOF is attempting to find the next primary key for the table BinaryData(!) but in the Willow database!

Any ideas why that would happen? (See below)

That must happen. All the PKs in an inheritance hierarchy must come from the top parent entity so that the EOGlobalIDs are unique.



with regards, --


[2007-05-18 15:43:53 EST] <WorkerThread3> === Begin Internal Transaction
[2007-05-18 15:43:53 EST] <WorkerThread3> finding primary key value for WillowEntity
[2007-05-18 15:43:53 EST] <WorkerThread3> evaluateExpression: <com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor.MySQLPlugIn$MySQLExpression: "SELECT PK FROM EO_PK_TABLE WHERE NAME = 'WillowEntity' FOR UPDATE">
[2007-05-18 15:43:53 EST] <WorkerThread3> fetch canceled
[2007-05-18 15:43:53 EST] <WorkerThread3> 1 row(s) processed

That seems correct.

Where is this "finding maximum primary key value for WillowEntity" from?

[2007-05-18 15:43:53 EST] <WorkerThread3> finding maximum primary key value for WillowEntity
[2007-05-18 15:43:53 EST] <WorkerThread3> evaluateExpression: <com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor.MySQLPlugIn$MySQLExpression: "SELECT MAX (id) FROM BinaryData">
[2007-05-18 15:43:53 EST] <WorkerThread3> === Rollback Internal Transaction
[2007-05-18 15:43:54 EST] <WorkerThread3> unable to find maximum primary key value for WillowEntity
[2007-05-18 15:43:54 EST] <WorkerThread3> com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor.JDBCAdaptorException: EvaluateExpression failed: <com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor.MySQLPlugIn$MySQLExpression: "SELECT MAX(id) FROM BinaryData">:
Next exception:SQL State:42S02 -- error code: 1146 -- msg: Table 'willow_client.BinaryData' doesn't exist

I am not sure why this second select is happening, it seems wrong. Perhaps the MySQL plugin does not "get" PK generation in this situation?



Chuck

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