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Duplicates when adding related entity. What am I doing wrong???
Posted: 06 Jul 10 10:06 AM
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Hi all, I have the following scenario:
-SalesOrder entity, a SalesOrder can be associated to many contacts. -I need to display a "Sales Order Contacts" grid in a quickform so the user can associate contacts to a sales order.
So, a SalesOrder has many SalesOrderContact, a SalesOrderContact is associated to one SalesOrder and one Contact.
SalesOrder (1) <- (m) SalesOrderContact (m) -> (1) Contact
Ok, so I create a SalesOrderContact entity. This entity has SalesOrderContactId, SalesOrderId and ContactId properties, and is in a 1:M relationship to SalesOrder (On SalesOrderContact.SalesOrderId = SalesOrder.Id). SalesOrder now has a child property called "SalesOrderContacts". I create a M:1 relationship to Contact (on SalesOrderContact.ContactId = Contact.Id). All good, i create the quickform and add a lookup to the toolbar to associate contacts to sales order.
Log into web client, go to SalesOrder, click on lookup, add contact "john doe". It displays properly on the grid.
-John Doe
Click on lookup, add contact "Homer Simpson". Two contacts are now displayed in the grid, but both are set to "Homer Simpson"???:
-Homer Simpson -Homer Simpson
I check in the DB, and yes, there are two records, both with the same contactId. If I add a third contact "Moe", i get three records, 1 of them is "Homer Simpson" and the other two "Moe".
-Moe -Homer Simpson -Moe
If I add a fourth contact "Lisa Simpson", I get one Homer, one Moe and two Lisas.
-Lisa -Homer Simpson -Moe -Lisa
So, everytime I add a new Contact, it gets added to the collection of contacts, but the last one entered is also set to this new contact. This happens at the DB level, i can check the Contact Ids and yes, they are duplicated (meaning, its not that the grid query is generating dups because of an improper join, or similar. There must be something that I misconfigured somewhere, but i can't figure out what.
I recreated the SalesOrderContact entity twice and i always get the same weird behaviour.
Any ideas/suggestions? |
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