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… (#7410) The overdraw guard comes with them: the capacity is a read of one numeric column of the foreign parent, the balance is a second column on the write the sum already makes, and the check that refuses an overdrawing child row is emitted into the child's repository, which is local on that direction. Only `status` stays local-only. A `balance` with no `capacity` is refused. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Platform PR: eclipse-dirigible/dirigible#7416 (issue eclipse-dirigible/dirigible#7410).
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rollups:entry whose parent is owned by another model may now declarecapacity:andbalance:, overdraw guard included - the capacity is a read of one numeric column of the foreign parent, the balance is a second column on the targeted write the sum already makes, and the check that refuses a child row overdrawing the parent is emitted into the child's repository, which is local on that direction. That is what lets both sides of an n:m allocation be guarded from the module that owns the link rows.Only
status:stays local-only there (it moves the parent through the owner's own status seeds and its displaced-status column), and abalance:declared without acapacity:is refused.Updated:
docs/help/intent/dsl-reference.mdanddocs/help/intent/glue.md.npm run docs:buildis clean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code