Is it legal to perform saveChanges/revert on EOEditingContext in a traditional
JDBC transaction commit/rollback style?
EOEditingContext ec = // Got EOEditingContext from Somewhere...
// ec is not locked...
// did a lot of fetches...
// modified some objects fetched using this ec...
try {
ec.lock();
ec.saveChanges();
} catch(Exception ex) {
throw ex;
} finally {
ec.revert();
ec.unlock();
}
What can be the potential problem in the above approach? Sorry if I sound
stupid here but this is quite a good practice in JDBC style coding :)
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