That's fascinating (and disturbing).
What data-stores are you using?
Ian
On May 10, 2008, at 1:49 PM, Clinton Ebadi wrote:
Ian Eslick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
This happens in your application, or only in the tests? Can you give
me the exact sequence and state you use to reproduce? Do you have a
fresh lisp & fresh DB? Does it still show up if you close the store,
open a fresh one, and try again? There is likely to be some state
somewhere and identifying the environmental dependencies should help
us localize where that is.
This happened to me too after closing and opening the database during
testing in a program of mine. Empty psets created after some point
would be filled with what looked like the oids of recently created
objects, and they were the same on every run.
My database deletion procedure was to close the store, delete the bdb
files, and then connect again creating a fresh database.
Alas, I removed the psets and used derived indices now so I can't post
the code that triggered this. I do have the old version using psets in
my darcs revision history so I might be able to set up a repo and
revert things back there though.
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