On Thursday 26 Sep 2002 6:54 pm, Paul Winkler wrote:
Now I've got a list of the 120 most recent undoable transactions, sorted by time (starting with most recent).
correct.
What am I missing?
no idea. :(
So, knowing the ID of the object, is there a way to find a valid reference to it so I can do a real _delObject() on it?
Why do you think that will help?
Because that's what I'm really trying to do. I asked if >>> del(app.marketing) would delete sub-objects of marketing, and was told no, they're still in my ZODB. There's about 10-20 MB of this crap that I can't get at now, and I want it gone.
If you want to recover the disk space then all you have to do is pack.
*If* I can undo the del(), then I can do a proper manage_deleteObjects([marketing]) which I think will get rid of the sub-objects.
Yes, it will 'properly' get rid of them. That means notifying all contained objects that they are about to be deleted so that, for example, they can remove themselves from a ZCatalog. However it wont immediately reduce disk space - even a manage_deleteObjects can be undone..... until you pack.