Il 29/03/18 21:13, Richard Vézina ha scritto:
> They are intent to be used to specify something before or after the
> delete... I mean even if there is no "pure" deletion occuring your
> record doesn't exist anymore for the end user once you "deleted" it
> even if versioning mechanism keep trace of
They are intent to be used to specify something before or after the
delete... I mean even if there is no "pure" deletion occuring your record
doesn't exist anymore for the end user once you "deleted" it even if
versioning mechanism keep trace of it for the purpose of the audit trail
integrity...
D
Are actually _before_delete and _after_delete callbacks called on record
delete event even if on versioned tables?
I mean on versioned tables records are just updated from is_active True
to False and not really deleted... right? So what is in thees cases the
called list of callback function?
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