CST, non-undoing Berkeley Storage, and Versions
When running Core Session Tracking with a Session Data Container in an Externally Mounted non-undoing storage, Versions stop working. If you join a version, you will get this error when committing a transaction that used CST: Error Type: Unsupported Error Value: Versions aren't supported Is there anyway this could be fixed? -Randy
I think the answer depends on which storage you're using to hold the external data container, and might be "dont use that storage". I actually have a suspicion that CST has nothing to do with it, and that if the mounted external database was (for example) a FileStorage, that this error might never happen. But that poses a problem, because to my knowledge, there are no version-aware but non-unoing storages, of course. Sigh. The answer is... "not practically", I believe. - C "Randall F. Kern" wrote:
When running Core Session Tracking with a Session Data Container in an Externally Mounted non-undoing storage, Versions stop working.
If you join a version, you will get this error when committing a transaction that used CST:
Error Type: Unsupported Error Value: Versions aren't supported
Is there anyway this could be fixed? -Randy
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Chris McDonough writes:
But that poses a problem, because to my knowledge, there are no version-aware but non-unoing storages, of course.
Sigh. The answer is... "not practically", I believe. But "undoable" and "version support" are orthogonal.
Thus, in principle, you can have "non-undoable" and "version support" together. Dieter
Dieter Maurer wrote:
Sigh. The answer is... "not practically", I believe. But "undoable" and "version support" are orthogonal.
Thus, in principle, you can have "non-undoable" and "version support" together.
Yes. There just happen to not be any implementations that have this property at the moment.
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