Was losing my mind, now its just blown.
Was losing my mind, now its just blown.
- Subject: Was losing my mind, now its just blown.
- From: Kent Harris <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 17:45:56 -0800
Last week I wrote the list about my struggles concerning an EOQualifier
that was failing on the client-side but not the server-side of a D2JC
application. Later I said "never mind" because I got a qualified fetch
on the client-side to work. In actuality, some worked others didn't.
Today I discovered the client-side qualified fetches that are failing
all had the "Cache in Memory" EOModel attribute set. Remember, if the
qualifier was removed from the fetch specification, the fetch worked on
the client side just fine (with the cache attribute set.)
I don't get it.
- Kent
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