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When creating child objects, in the DB existing objects are found and indicated as existing BUT NOT added as child relation

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  • Rob Korving

    When creating childs it should create the objects, create a composition to the parent and add them on the view "inside" the parent (resize the width of the parent beforehand it you don't want to get a long list of childs, but a matrix).

    Unfortunately, this doesn't always happen. In my experience the more childs the more chance it won't create all relations (it will add the childs to the view with a relation) > this is a bug and already a reported one.

    I think there is a maximum of 50 childs to be created at once, the message when you exceed this number can be a little better as well.

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  • Arnoud Willemsen

    This ticket is a bug report created from a wish I reported, right?

    I just simulated the bug again.

    The title of this ticket still applies therefore: "When creating child objects, in the DB existing objects are found and indicated as existing BUT NOT added as child relation"

    What did I do:

    1. First I created an object called 'Parent'.
    2. Then I created a sibling that got nested in the parent object called 'Sibling 1'. A child objects that is.
    3. Then I removed the child object from the parent object (not deleted from the database).
    4. Then I tried to add 2 child objects to the parent object, named 'Sibling 1' and 'Sibling 2'. So, one existing child object and one new child object, nesting them in the process.
    5. The dialogbox "Add child objects" reported correctly that the child object 'Sibling 1' already exists and adds this object visually in the dialog box to the list of child objects to be added, so it appears!
    6. After clicking the [OK] button only the child object named 'Sibling 2' is nested in the parent object. The result is here: BlueDolphin (valueblue.nl) (tenant Pro Persona).
    7. Composition relations where however made between the parent and both child objects.
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