David E Jones wrote:
> The entity audit stuff could do this, perhaps, but would be REALLY
> inefficient as it records changes to one field at a time. It may be
> faster to truncate all tables and just reload the demo data in order to
> refresh it...
I'm talking about the audit stuff, and yeah, pe
On Nov 10, 2008, at 11:30 PM, Adam Heath wrote:
Tim Ruppert wrote:
That's typically the process I've used with other tools, but I didn't
know this type of serialization was already built into OFBiz. Sounds
pretty cool.
Well, it's not featureful enough. I've seen messages in the log about
E
Tim Ruppert wrote:
> That's typically the process I've used with other tools, but I didn't
> know this type of serialization was already built into OFBiz. Sounds
> pretty cool.
Well, it's not featureful enough. I've seen messages in the log about
EntityAuditLog. After I sent that email, I looke
That's typically the process I've used with other tools, but I didn't
know this type of serialization was already built into OFBiz. Sounds
pretty cool.
Cheers,
Tim
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On Nov 10, 2008, at 5:59 PM, Adam Heath w
How about using the EntitySync stuff, to record all changes during a
test run, then 'undoing' them?
