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The C++ docs are sparse, how do you make a one to many relationship? I get error: parentid: unsupported vector element type: ULong Looking at: https://github.com/objectbox/objectbox-generator/blob/main/test/comparison/testdata/fbs/typeful/schema.fbs only string and byte are supported? ` table Slot { /// objectbox:id id : ulong;
defaultlinkoffset : int32;
/// objectbox:relation=Device parentid : [ulong;] // Does not work } table Device { /// objectbox:id id : ulong; hid : string; } `
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A 1:N relationship needs an ID (not a vector of IDs) at the "1" side of 1:N.
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Thanks that can work are there any plans to support vectors of int32/64 as only byte, ubyte and string are supported for C++?
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The C++ docs are sparse, how do you make a one to many relationship?
I get error: parentid: unsupported vector element type: ULong
Looking at: https://github.com/objectbox/objectbox-generator/blob/main/test/comparison/testdata/fbs/typeful/schema.fbs only string and byte are supported?
`
table Slot {
/// objectbox:id
id : ulong;
defaultlinkoffset : int32;
/// objectbox:relation=Device
parentid : [ulong;] // Does not work
}
table Device {
/// objectbox:id
id : ulong;
hid : string;
}
`
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: