And I suppose there is no way to "propagate" for example the
primary key of B into A.bFid when you setBrelationship(A) ?
Yes this is correct. Primary key propagation can only happen in one
direction, by definition. You either propagate from A to B or B to A.
Example:
1. EOF generates 5 f
On Jan 11, 2007, at 4:20 PM, Robert Walker wrote:
Fabrice,
The problem that you are having is related to primary key
generation. There is no way for EOF to guarantee the generation of
the same primary key values to two different entities. This is why
modeling one-to-one relationships i
Fabrice,
The problem that you are having is related to primary key
generation. There is no way for EOF to guarantee the generation of
the same primary key values to two different entities. This is why
modeling one-to-one relationships in EOF normally uses primary key
propagation. What
Hi all !
I recently modeled my first one-to-one relationship in my EOModel
(please dont laugh).
And of course I had troubles ;-)
I want this relationship to be optional and to be both sided.
Here is how I did it :
Entity A
idA
bFid
bRelationship (source bFid, destinati
