sql backend failure when deleting an account

[Dave Peticolas]

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On Mon, 2001-11-12 at 21:11, Matthew Vanecek wrote:
> due to me being a soon-ex-Sprint-ION customer. :/  It
> looks like objtype is missing from all the INSERTs,
> upon cursory inspection.  Well, it's bedtime for me
> now--perhaps someone can verify my findings?

I believe the errors you have found correspond to some
that I found and fixed in the unstable version. Basically,
I think you have discovered that the sql backend in the
stable version really isn't ready for prime-time. You
are only about the second or third user to try to use
it seriously. The sql backend has changed enough that
back-porting the fixes would take some time that I don't
have. But I can try to help you out if you want to take
a stab at it.

You are right about the error handling -- it's pretty
brittle atm. Making it robust while preserving the
engine's data integrity isn't so easy, though.

dave


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