I suspect the byte[] result is a Java-serialized form of the target ID
(serialized Integer or Long??). Not sure why it does it in this case. Could be
a bug. But as you have guessed, this API behavior is already different in M6.
Per CAY-2255 it will return a full entity [1]. So probably unsafe to
Hi,
I have this query:
ColumnSelect select = ObjectSelect
.query( PDCMarketingInfo.class )
.where( someExpression )
.columns( PDCMarketingInfo.CUSTOMER, Property.COUNT )
.select( context );
where PDCMarketingInfo.CUSTOMER is
Hi Nikita,
thanks for completing the investigation on this. I have workarounds in place
and am totally ok to have this tackled not before 4.1.
Maik
> Am 04.05.2017 um 11:39 schrieb Nikita Timofeev :
>
> Hi all,
>
> I've dived into this problem and it seems that there is
> no simple (and more
Hi all,
I've dived into this problem and it seems that there is
no simple (and more importantly safe) solution
and I propose to postpone this change until 4.1.
Here is some details for the curious ones :)
Currently validation is done by DataContext (either when flushing
changes to DataDomain or
