@Bob Keeney, I’ve been playing around with ActiveRecord, and it’s really nicely done. I think this will help a lot.
It looks like it doesn’t recognize a field of type Time (field type 9) so it breaks into the debugger while mapping. Is this an oversight or is there another way to deal with it?
I have a simple example project ready if it will help.
Ain’t nobody got time for that! 
Probably an oversight because I don’t think we’ve ever had a project that needed purely time. As a temporary workaround I’d use a DateTime or Timestamp field and just ignore the Date portion.
I’ll have Seth take a look at it and see if there’s an easy fix.
I can “fix” it and send it back if you’d like.
Sure. That saves an iteration or two.
Thanks!
I’m making the changes now. While I’m at it, shouldn’t Load take an Int64 instead of Integer?
I 'spose so. We’ve never run into an issue with it but we might as well bulletproof it as much as we can.
OK, I’ll make that change too.
BTW, I just mapped Time to String since there is no good native class for it. Ideally there would be a Time class, of course.
Well, changing the ID was harder than I thought. Everywhere that referenced the ID has been changed to Int64. Please check and post as needed.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26920684/ActiveRecord%20Test%202.xojo_binary_project
@Bob Keeney, were the changes ok?
Honestly, I haven’t had a chance to look at them yet. Been a crazy week with a hard drive, a Drobo, and our offsite source code hosting service going down.
Dang. That plus Code Space is not making for a BKeeney beach week.
I just thought you looked at the code and were so astonished, you couldn’t look away from your screen long enough to comment. Frankly, that still sounds more plausible…
Astonished in a good way? Or…
Well, of course, what other w… HEY, wait a minute!
Kem, Seth added all of your changes into ActiveRecord yesterday. He didn’t have any problems with the changes.
I will issue a new version of ActiveRecord and for ARGen in the next week or so.
Cool, thanks.