On Friday 24 August 2001 11:37 am, Chris McDonough wrote:
Hmm.. of course this is one of those problems that we can't fix without replicating it and it doesn't sound terribly replicable at the moment.
Yeah this is the part about the whole thing that pretty much bites. It is hard to debug since I haven't found a way to cause it every time. What I was hoping for what some ideas on what kinds of things could possibly cause something like this and I could examine my code for them and thus try to narrow it down until I could get a good test case. Overall this is very annoying since it only has minor problems on a unix box and the problem has gotten rarer as I have rewritten some things, however on windows it seems to be happening about 80% or more of the time now. It is certainly a very strange thing to have happen.
- C
kosh wrote:
On Friday 24 August 2001 06:38 am, Chris McDonough wrote:
This will happen if yoiu've got a mounted ZODB database, and you attempt to store an object in the mounted database which has references to other objects in the "main" database (or vice versa).
For more info, read the docs that ship with CoreSessionTracking.
- C
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