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Adding an element to a collection

Roel De Nijs
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Joined: Jul 19, 2004
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Hi all,

I have the following 3 classes (only approproate code is shown):
- Vestiging

- VestigingOmschrijving

- VestigingEmail


When the following code is executed, i see in the console 1 insert statement and 2 update statements generated (and when i look into the database, the new VestigingOmschrijving is added to the appropriate table). so it works like a charm and does what i expect.


When I try to do the same for VestigingEmail, but no insert/update statements are generated and the new email address is not added to the database.


I have totally no clue about why the VestigingEmail is not added, but the VestigingOmschrijving is. Code seems similar to me, so totally lost on this.

Any help highly appreciated,
Kind regards,
Roel


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