I have 2 abstract Grails domain classes that look like
abstract class A {
static hasMany = [ b : B ]
static mapping = {
tablePerHierarchy false
}
}
class AChild extends A {
}
abstract class B {
static belongsTo = A
static mapping = {
tablePerHierarchy false
}
}
class BChild extends B {
}
I have some code that does
A a = new AChild()
a.b << new BChild()
a.save(flush:true)
This works as expected
Now, when I try to do
b.delete(flush:true)
This fails because of an referential integrity violation in the join table created between A/B. It looks like the first query by GORM as part of the delete is to do a delete from the B table, not the join table, and the join has a reference back to the B table by its id, which causes the violation.
delete from b where id=? and version=?
The reason I would like to keep A and B in the domain folder is so I can do things like A.list(), so moving it out to src/groovy would only be a very last option.
