Hi,
1. how do class B,C,D declare its relation to A, if at all?
2. if the relations are bi-directional, are the both sides of relation set consistently?
3. how the identity fields are declared?
4. please post any SQL log by configuring
<property name="openjpa.Log" value="SQL=TRACE"/>
5. OpenJPA allows you to configure in which order the generated SQLs are executed via
openjpa.jdbc.UpdateManager property. Have you observed any change in behavior in terms of different update strategies?
6. have you instructed OpenJPA to read foreign key information from existing database schema
<property name="openjpa.jdbc.SchemaFactory" value="native(ForeignKeys=true)"/>
jpa_user wrote:
Hi
I have a class A which has 3 ManyToOne references. When I try to persist A the insert queries fired are inconsistent.
As a result entire persist opertation fails
Class A
{
@ManyToOne(targetEntity="B.class",cascade=CascadeType.ALL)
B b;
@ManyToOne(targetEntity="C.class",cascade=CascadeType.ALL)
C c;
@ManyToOne(targetEntity="D.class",cascade=CascadeType.ALL)
D d;
}
out of 3 references I would be setting b and c and leave d as null.
When I persist Object of A with b and c also as new instances the behaviour of persist is inconsistent.
I have put postload methods in each of the B,C classes and printing the auto-gererated hexadecimal UID. Every time the values of UID gets printed
but i dont see the corresponding query of insert into either B or C.
If inserts are fired for B and C then the transaction is properly complete.
I am unable to see any error in the log generated other than the insert failure thrown by db due to foreign key violation( Though it doesnt insert either b or c it would try to insert A which would fail).
Any thoughts of where could be the problem would be of great help.
regards,
Srinivas KLP
Pinaki
