Pitti, Kinnison reckons you might have input on the above^^.
Yes, I can make pmi do a query on itself and then fail, however I'm wondering if this conflicts the point of 'force' ... which hal also calls it with anyway.
If I make 'pmi' fail (which is very easy, the least-intrusive and simplist option) the it would go like this:
G-P-M -> Hibernate
Hal
pmi Fail
Hal
-> G-P-M displaying an error but with no reason.
However this is still probably better that letting the user loose their data.
Pitti, Kinnison reckons you might have input on the above^^.
Yes, I can make pmi do a query on itself and then fail, however I'm wondering if this conflicts the point of 'force' ... which hal also calls it with anyway.
If I make 'pmi' fail (which is very easy, the least-intrusive and simplist option) the it would go like this:
G-P-M -> Hibernate
Hal
pmi Fail
Hal
-> G-P-M displaying an error but with no reason.
However this is still probably better that letting the user loose their data.