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Re: EOF being overly helpful.
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Re: EOF being overly helpful.


  • Subject: Re: EOF being overly helpful.
  • From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 21:34:43 -0700


On Sep 19, 2005, at 9:29 PM, Owen McKerrow wrote:
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And I had also added person as pre-fetch path, but it still executes the SQL as below i.e. firing the faults one at a time. Again any ideas why this is ?

No, that should not happen. Could be something in the model messed up, confusing EOF about which is which entity. Are you using inheritance?

Yup using single table inheritance. Person inherits to Staff, Student and External. Difference is defined by value of type. Could this effect it and if so how ?


How is that modelled?

I had actually been meaning to check with the list I had done this the right way, so let me take this opportunity to kill two birds with the one stone


Person entity. ( Qualifier : ((type = 2) or (type = 3) or (type = 4)) ) I did this as it keept complaining if I left it blank. This is the main bit i wanted to check I was doing right.
Student entity inherits from Person. Qualifier : (type = 3)
Researcher entity inherits from Person. Qualifier : (type = 2)
External entity inherits from Person. Qualifier : (type = 4)



No, that is not right. I am assuming that Person is in effect abstract and that there will never be an instance of Person. Make the qualifier type = 0 or -1 or something that will never match.



sorry your frameworks ? can we get copies of those ? where from ?


Consider it a stealth announcement.

http://www.sourceforge.com/projects/gvcsitemaker


Cool !


My bad for being too lazy / skilled at procrastination to write a press release. Eventually :-P I delegated it to someone apparently even more skilled than I.


Chuck

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