On Feb 9, 2006, at 2:44 AM, .::welemski::. wrote:
Hi,
Is is ok to call "defaultEditingContext" everytime I make a changes
in the database?
Because I can no longer make any changes in the database/table
everytime I call "saveChanges" method.
I have this code;
Assuming that there is a St
I would suspect that you aren't marking the E_Person dirty in the
editing context. Assuming you are using an EOCustomObject your
setFName method should look something like this...
public void setFName(String value)
{
willChange(); // <- this is the important line
fname = valu
Does your fetch return anything? Put a breakpoint on searchResult=EOUtilities.objectsMatchingValues(ec,"E_Person",criteria);Step past it, see what happens...Also, try putting -EOAdaptorDebugEnabled YES on your startup line, see what SQL is being generated.
HTHGeoff On 09/02/06, .::welemski::. <[EMA
Hi,Is is ok to call "defaultEditingContext" everytime I make a changes in the database?Because I can no longer make any changes in the database/table everytime I call "saveChanges" method.
I have this code;Assuming that there is a String varialble name "Fname" and "Lname" in the session.E_Person pe