This bug has existed since 1.1 (when the overhaul took place), maybe longer. It's extremely rare as it requires that you have a table without primary key AND that they be linked either by name or FK to a table that *does* have a primary key AND that you try to save a new object or change the key for an existing one (you could still update existing so long as you didn't change the primary key).
This bug has existed since 1.1 (when the overhaul took place), maybe longer. It's extremely rare as it requires that you have a table without primary key AND that they be linked either by name or FK to a table that *does* have a primary key AND that you try to save a new object or change the key for an existing one (you could still update existing so long as you didn't change the primary key).