Kodo 4.0.1 wrong delete sql

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public class CurrencyRateList {


 private Map<Currency,
Double> rateList = new HashMap<Currency, Double>();
 public void
removeConversionRate(Currency cur) {

rateList.remove(cur);
 }


}
I've created and added a ValueHandler for
Currency.
calling
CurrencyRateList.removeConversionRate(Currency.getInstance("USD")) results
in the following sql:
DELETE FROM dbo.CURRE_RATELIST WHERE CURRENCYCODEKEY
= ? [params=(String) USD]
which will result in all USD currencies being deleted
from all CurrencyRateLists instead of one.
 
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This is a bug. We've fixed it internally for the next release. In the
meantime, you should be able to work around it by resetting the map
contents, such as:
pc.setMap(new HashMap(pc.getMap()));
pc.getMap().remove(key);
That will cause Kodo to completely delete and re-insert the map data in
the DB, rather than removing the single key. Obviously less efficient,
but it should at least work properly.
Thanks for the report. If you need to follow up with support on this
for patches, etc, reference CR #292916.

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