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From: Perrin Harkins
Subject: Re:
Date: 17:28 on 28 Apr 2005

Tony Bowden wrote:
> On Thu, Apr 28, 2005 at 08:26:48AM -0500, Jay Strauss wrote:
> 
>>Otherwise if you define the Vector table with a multi key primary key 
>>(MKPK), I think you'll run into a bug about having an MKPK and has_a's 
>>on the pk columns
> 
> 
> I believe this is only the case if you've overloaded stringification to do
> something different from the default. Otherwise this should work fine.

No, it definitely has bugs.  The one I usually see has to do with 
calling create() on the class and then trying to call an accessor for 
one of the has_a() keys on the returned object.

- Perrin

Jonathan Steinert 09:21 on 28 Apr 2005

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Jay Strauss 13:26 on 28 Apr 2005

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Tony Bowden 13:53 on 28 Apr 2005

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Perrin Harkins 17:28 on 28 Apr 2005

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Tony Bowden 19:52 on 28 Apr 2005

Re: Multi Multi problems (was a null subject)
Jonathan Steinert 17:06 on 28 Apr 2005

Re: Multi Multi problems (was a null subject)
Matt S Trout 17:26 on 28 Apr 2005

Re: Multi Multi problems (was a null subject)
Perrin Harkins 17:37 on 28 Apr 2005

Re: Multi Multi problems (was a null subject)
Jonathan Steinert 19:06 on 28 Apr 2005

Re: Multi Multi problems (was a null subject)
Tony Bowden 19:53 on 28 Apr 2005