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1. Re: Bottleneck - docu chapter 7
adamw Mar 19, 2009 8:27 AM (in response to agorski)Hello,
I think auditing without revisions doesn't make much sense ... unless you only want to store the modification date, and no other metadata. You also loose the capability to resolve the relations correctly.
Right now you can specify the name of the revision table in the configuration. But as you write, the general idea with revision groups is this.
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2. Re: Bottleneck - docu chapter 7
agorski Mar 19, 2009 9:09 AM (in response to agorski)Hi,
generally auditing without revisions is not an intention but :) in every system there are exceptions where you want to exclude something.
I think create a software which is flexible and match different requirements is a target. You cannot judge the client requirements ... which are sometimes hard to understand.
As we discussed about revision groups I think there could be a group "unrevised" so without revision table and information - example could be a table with pictures stored as blob.
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3. Re: Bottleneck - docu chapter 7
adamw Mar 20, 2009 8:33 AM (in response to agorski)I agree with you, and I'm not completely against implementing this feautre :) Especially is somebody would contribute the code, I could just include it :)
If you want to audit only "simple" properties (that is: not relations, collections), then it's possible of course. You would only store the modification date, instead of the revision number. Such entities would require special treatment then reading them with the audit reader, but that wouldn't be very hard to adapt.
Adam