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New Objects have an Oid

created 14 years ago

Using 10.2.6.11095
New objects seem to instantly have an Oid in this build. I do a lot of rules (COnditional Appearance) that disable fields for objects that have been saved (oid is not null)
Suddenly, in this build, any new object I create has an OID breaking my rules.

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Nate Laff 14 years ago

    attached project
    run, create a new object, the MyOid property has an Oid.

    Anatol (DevExpress) 14 years ago

      Hello Nate,
      Since there were some problems with the delayed IDs generation, we decided to introduce an additional ID generation mode (see Scheduler.Web - Cannot delete newly created events in a nested List View). It can be switched via the BaseObject.OidInitializationMode static property. In your intermediate build, the new mode is set by default, but we subsequently discussed this with our developers, and decided to leave the previous default behavior unchanged in the release version. Currently, please turn off the new behavior via the BaseObject.OidInitializationMode property.
      I also suggest that you use the Session.IsNewObject method, to check whether the current object is new. You can introduce a special boolean property for this.
      Thanks,
      Anatol

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