ViewObject reference 2 EO

I've created a viewobject wich use 2 EO (not on readonly mode).
When I try to insert a new row here is the error I get:
Error Message: JBO-26041: Failed to post data to database during "Insert": SQL Statement " INSERT INTO STOCK_QUANTITE(SQ_LOCALISATION_ID,SQ_QUANTITE,SQ_REMARQUE) VALUES (?,?,?)".
Does that means I can't have a VO referencing 2 EO and insert a row i each underlying tables?
Thanks.
null

Olivier,
The behavior you are seeing may depend somewhat on what else is going on in the database.
Do you have any database triggers that are firing on either of the tables? For instance to insert a primary key value from a sequence or update a tracking table.
If yes, then make sure you have set the 'Refresh after Insert' or Refresh after Update on the EO that represents the table the trigger runs on.
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