FROM : Paul Collins
DATE : Fri Jun 23 19:23:48 2006
Some of the objects in the model did not belong to the named
Configuration that the persistent store coordinator was set to use.
The error was triggered by a relationship defined in the model
between an Entity that had no Configuration and one that did have a
Configuration.
A more subtle problem occurs without the relationship property. If
your persistent store coordinator is coded to use a named
Configuration, and you save objects that have no Configuration in
their model definition, the saved XML file has empty strings where
entity and property names should be, such as <object type=""
id="z102">. No exception or error is reported on -save. I don't know
what happens in the other two file formats. (OS X 10.4.6).
--Paul Collins
DATE : Fri Jun 23 19:23:48 2006
Some of the objects in the model did not belong to the named
Configuration that the persistent store coordinator was set to use.
The error was triggered by a relationship defined in the model
between an Entity that had no Configuration and one that did have a
Configuration.
A more subtle problem occurs without the relationship property. If
your persistent store coordinator is coded to use a named
Configuration, and you save objects that have no Configuration in
their model definition, the saved XML file has empty strings where
entity and property names should be, such as <object type=""
id="z102">. No exception or error is reported on -save. I don't know
what happens in the other two file formats. (OS X 10.4.6).
--Paul Collins
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