Joined: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:31 am Posts: 3				
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						 Hibernate 1.2.3
 on MYSQL 4.0.1.7
 
 When I try to save 2 new children of a parent child relationship, I find that all the timestamp fields of the siblings get updated also.  I would like the timestamps of the existing children to remain as they are.
 
 The parentobject is mapped as follows:
 
 <class name="za.co.lawactive.dse.dao.impl.DstImpl"
  table="dstDistribution">
  <id name="pk" column="pk" type="java.lang.Long" unsaved-value="null">
 <generator class="native" />
 </id>
        
 <bag role="dstTransaction" cascade="all" lazy="true">
         <key column="fk"/> 
         <one-to-many class="za.co.lawactive.dse.dao.impl.DstTransImpl"/>
 </bag>
               </class>
 
 The child object  is mapped as follows:
 
  <class name="za.co.lawactive.dse.dao.impl.DstTransImpl"
         table="dstTransaction">
         <id name="pk" column="pk" type="java.lang.Long" unsaved-value="null">
             <generator class="native" />
         </id>
  <many-to-one name="dstDistribution" class="za.co.lawactive.dse.dao.impl.DstImpl" column="fk" />
 </class>
 
 I have tried vaiations of saving the new children:
 1)
 //iterate over the new children and set the parent object (tempDst)
 //and save each new child
    Iterator dstTransIt=dst.getDstTransaction().iterator();
                 while(dstTransIt.hasNext()){
                     DstTrans tempTrans=(DstTrans)dstTransIt.next();
                     tempTrans.setDstDistribution(tempDst);
                     session.save(tempTrans);
                     }               
 2) 
 //add each new child to the parent object and then flush the parent object
  Iterator dstTransIt=dst.getDstTransaction().iterator();
                 while(dstTransIt.hasNext()){
                     DstTrans tempTrans=(DstTrans)dstTransIt.next();
                     tempDst.getDstTransaction().add(tempTrans);
 }
 
 In both instances the new children are correctly saved with new timestamps which are unfortunately applied to the older children as well 
					
  
						
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