> I think perhaps there is a misunderstanding of the way this works. The
> current behavior is expected. You must explicitly set the context to
> read_deleted=True to access deleted records and you only get deleted
> records if you do so. There currently isn't a way to access deleted
> records and non-deleted records in the same query. It may be better for
> read_deleted to allow access to all records, but the current behavior
> was intentional.
I'm creating the context using context.get_admin_context(). The default for read_deleted is True. Is that expected behavior?
On Jan 10, 2011, at 1:49 PM, Vish Ishaya wrote:
> I think perhaps there is a misunderstanding of the way this works. The
> current behavior is expected. You must explicitly set the context to
> read_deleted=True to access deleted records and you only get deleted
> records if you do so. There currently isn't a way to access deleted
> records and non-deleted records in the same query. It may be better for
> read_deleted to allow access to all records, but the current behavior
> was intentional.
I'm creating the context using context. get_admin_ context( ). The default for read_deleted is True. Is that expected behavior?
-- Ed Leafe