the flush() operation.
On Oct 26, 2006, at 5:13 PM, Hogarty, David A. wrote:
I'm having a problem where phantom child objects stay attached to a
parent object after having been deleted. For example:
def test_add_delete_parameter(self):
p = Project(name='ptest')
db.session.save(p
will result in its getting deleted during the flush() operation.
On Oct 26, 2006, at 5:13 PM, Hogarty, David A. wrote:
I'm having a problem where phantom child objects stay attached to a
parent object after having been deleted. For example:
def test_add_delete_parameter(self):
p = Project(name
, which is referenced by the nodes property.
if Node is an abstract (uninstantiated) class, you could do it the
other way around too, i.e. algorithms and parameters are the real
collections and nodes is just the sum of both.
On Oct 27, 2006, at 3:00 PM, Hogarty, David A. wrote:
Here's a quick
I'm having a problem where phantom child objects stay attached to a
parent object after having been deleted. For example:
def test_add_delete_parameter(self):
p = Project(name='ptest')
db.session.save(p)
db.session.flush()
p.parameters.append(Parameter(name='p1'))
