I wrote:
In looking through managed-prevalence.lisp, it appears that the "unique" id counter isn't saved in the transaction log. Is this an oversight, or a feature I don't understand? :)
The latter, it would appear, since next-id is only called from inside a transaction. My apologies for the noise.
-- Randall Randall randall@randallsquared.com Property law should use #'EQ , not #'EQUAL .
On 20 Sep 2004, at 00:15, Randall Randall wrote:
I wrote:
In looking through managed-prevalence.lisp, it appears that the "unique" id counter isn't saved in the transaction log. Is this an oversight, or a feature I don't understand? :)
The latter, it would appear, since next-id is only called from inside a transaction. My apologies for the noise.
Indeed.
It is however necessary to call (execute-transaction (tx-create-id-counter)) once before starting to use a newly created prevalence system for the first time, otherwise the counter is uninitialized.
Sven
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