WebObjects/EOF/Using EOF/Compound Primary Keys
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This page may need to be [edit] Sacha Mallais
Generally avoid them. However, when you need them you can usually use the Propagate Primary Key feature to avoid having to do anything fancy.
Writing a delegate to generate PKs from the database is not a bid deal (see GVCEOFExtensions for an example of an integer PK caching delegate).
