On Aug 13, 6:42 pm, Stou Sandalski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh ok, it always bothered me that I was using instance.flush() so I
> guess it's good that I was forced to stop doing it.
>
> Could I use objectstore.flush() ? I am using Pylons and flushing the
> session is a fairly long line.
Yes, that is exactly how to do it. (You can also do
objectstore.flush([instance]) to flush just a single instance, like
instance.flush().)
> Also what happened to the clear() method for instance arrays? For a
> 'has_many' field, if I wanted to remove all entries from the object I
> used to be able to do 'clear()' but now that's missing too.
I'm not familiar with .clear(). Did this basically empty the table?
Best of luck.
~jon
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