Duplicate IDs in the database
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If you see messages like this in the log of the MDrivenServer:
If you see messages like this in the log of the MDrivenServer:
  Ambiguous values for <class>.<association> for id <xxxxx>. The following objects (ids) all refer to the same target: yyyyy, zzzzz
  Ambiguous values for <class>.<association> for id <xxxxx>. The following objects (ids) all refer to the same target: yyyyy, zzzzz
For a single link, somehow two rows in the database have the same ID pointing to the same object, which is wrong for a single link!
For a single link: somehow, two rows in the database have the same ID pointing to the same object, which is wrong for a single link!


The easiest way to check what is wrong is to use the [[Validate data in the database]].
The easiest way to check what is wrong is to use: [[Documentation:Validate data in the database|Validate data in the database]].
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Latest revision as of 05:31, 27 February 2025

This page was created by Lars.olofsson@mdriven.net on 2023-02-20. Last edited by Stephanie@mdriven.net on 2025-02-27.

If you see messages like this in the log of the MDrivenServer:

Ambiguous values for <class>.<association> for id <xxxxx>. The following objects (ids) all refer to the same target: yyyyy, zzzzz

For a single link: somehow, two rows in the database have the same ID pointing to the same object, which is wrong for a single link!

The easiest way to check what is wrong is to use: Validate data in the database.