Then call remove method on the instance.
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You are misunderstanding cascade-delete. Re-read the remove protocols in the spec.
What you are doing is just destroying relationships. Nothing's wrong so far.
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But the relationship is not destroyed... If I run the clear statement alone and then
commit, no changes are made to the database whatsoever
The only way to destroy this relationship in the db is to delete the rows (because the
relationship resides in the primary key of the child record).
this is in jboss 3.2.4
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