Re: editingContext.refaultObjects();
Re: editingContext.refaultObjects();
- Subject: Re: editingContext.refaultObjects();
- From: Justin Tocci <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2004 11:28:12 -0500
Sorry, I'm really sketchy on java. I'm trying to use something like
that, but I'm lost as to how to find the object to stick into the
method. I want the object that is going to be commited as a result of
the saveChanges() method. Do you know a way to get the object(s) that
would react to the saveChanges() method?
I think my code needs to look something like:
editingContext.itemsThatAreWaitingToSave(EOEnterpriseObject object);
EOEditingContext.saveChanges();
EOEditingContext.refreshObject(object)
justin
On Aug 26, 2004, at 11:23 AM, Michael Parlee wrote:
Try editingContext.refreshObject(yourObject).
On Aug 26, 2004, at 8:33 AM, Justin Tocci wrote:
I'm calling editingContext.refaultObjects(); right after
editingContext.saveChanges(); and I'm getting the behavior I need. A
change is commited to the database with saveChanges(), immediately the
editingContext is sent refaultObjects() and so queries the database
for the record it just saved. The good thing is that this is picking
up my new "last updated" date in the change_stamp column and I can
immediately make another change to the same column without error.
Problem is I think it is refaulting all objects in the editing
context, not just the one that was saved, because I'm getting a lot of
activity in the SQL log. Anyone got any ideas on how to just refault
the specific object that was saved?
Thanks for all the help guys. Anyone with Postgresql or Access issues
don't hesitate to drop me a line.
justin tocci
fort wayne, in
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