Hi Gary,
to answer your question I need to know how the Booking table schema
looks like. Does it have an independent PK column, and client_id is
simply an FK? Is "client_id" also a Booking class property (from your
description it looks like it is)?
I guess you can send your data map file (*.map.xml). This will provide
a full picture... You can send it to me directly, I'll take a look in
the morning.
Andrus
On Nov 27, 2003, at 3:20 AM, Gary Jarrel wrote:
> I've got 2 tables in the database one is the "Client" the other is
> "Booking". It's a one to many relationship as one client can have many
> bookings. I generated all the classes using the Cayenne Modeller and
> everything seems to be working as normal. The problem that I am having
> as when I want to add a new booking whether by creating a new Client
> object or retrieving an already existing Client from the database. The
> steps that I do are as follows:
>
> 1. Create a new client object and set all the required fields.
> 2. Create a new booking object and set all the required fields (except
> for client)
> 3. Then I call the "booking.setClient(client)" i.e. adding to the
> booking object the client object
> 4. Then I call context.commit()
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