Sorry, once more, using the SERIAL value in an autoincrementing fashion instead
of the 0. Also works without issue.
On Aug 26, 2011, at 11:20 PM, Michael Bayer wrote:
> Theres no apparent issue with your code, a completed version working
> correctly is attached - I only needed to create
Theres no apparent issue with your code, a completed version working correctly
is attached - I only needed to create Entry.
Start with the attached script, using a new, blank database since it drops the
tables, and work backwards towards the identical situation as your failing
code to identify
Very basic scenario that I've been struggling with. I have a table
called "Entries" in Postgresql with a primary key of type Serial call
"id". I'm using ORM reflection to map my classes to underlying
tables. I'm then populating my Entry instance and submitting it for
Insert via session.merge, se
