Open bertspaan opened 10 years ago
Setting the layer_id of an object to -1 when the object's layer or owner is deleted is now done in Ruby code (here, here and here).
layer_id
Instead, see if it's possible to use BEFORE trigger on objects table to do this.
BEFORE
objects
Setting the
layer_id
of an object to -1 when the object's layer or owner is deleted is now done in Ruby code (here, here and here).Instead, see if it's possible to use
BEFORE
trigger onobjects
table to do this.