On Jun 3, 2008, at 7:26 PM, Lachlan Deck wrote:
Hi there,
Say I have entities Foo and Bar (both of which have an attribute
isDeleted) and a join FooBar and I create restricting qualifiers
for Foo and Bar of (isDeleted IS NULL OR isDeleted = 0).
Foo.fooBars() still fetches all fooBars even if pointing to a Bar
that cannot be instantiated due to the restricting qualifier.
So my question is: should EOF filter such joins automatically
(i.e., should I file a bug) or is it just up to me to auto-apply
these restricting qualifiers?
with regards,
--
Lachlan Deck
I have tried this kind of thing before, and may have actually taken
this to ridiculous extremes. I find that if I change values in the eo
in certain ways, I need to make the editing context (and sometimes
all editing contexts) forget the object so that the "misdirection" I
have has an effect after the fault is tripped.
I often find I have to forget the object more than I think I should
have to. Usually, though, I want to finish with something and that
wins over figuring why I am having to jump through these hoops again.
- ray
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