Sorry to interrupt the much more interesting discussions on Postgres and
BLOB/CLOB support, :-)
Just fiddling with flattened relationships (again) [1], and am doing some
work on ObjRelationship, calculating the value of the toMany flag based on
the sequence of dbrelationships. I then started thinking that maybe
ObjRelationship should never have setToMany called on it, and the isToMany
should *always* be derived from the underlying DbRelationship. However,
this is a reduction in functionality, and knowing my luck, if I made such
a change, it would turn out that someone is doing something nasty but
valid that requires the ability to override the toMany flag on an
ObjRelationship, regardless of the DbRelatoinship underneath.
Any ideas if I'd get my head bitten off for munging with this?
Craig
[1] Was taking some docos by Laszlo Spoor and adding some introductory
comments. As happens in such situations, discovered that what I was
writing was rubbish because there's still some cases that aren't handled
correctly, namely a path consisting solely of to-One relationships. At
least it explains what I'm doing in the general area :-)
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