Here's a piece of my object graph, with entities X, B, T and J. X and
J have relationships to other objects in the greater graph, but B and
T have only those shown.
Cascade---> Cascade-->> Nullify--->
-->> X B T J <<--
<<--Nullify <--Nullify <<--Cascade
B is always added to and "owned by" an X. T is a lightweight object
which the user can easily recreate. In a popup menu, the user can
select any available B for a T, but the relationship is optional
because not all "types" of T are can have a B.
If user deletes a J, its Ts are deleted as expected. And, if user
deletes an X, its B is deleted. But the downstream T is not deleted.
Why not?
Thank you,
Jerry Krinock
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