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<blockquote data-quote="Oxan" data-source="post: 697001" data-attributes="member: 97484">Yes, you're right.Sorry, I misunderstood your reaction and thought you already knew the difference. Anyway, it's a bit complicated:* The Schedule.Delete() method deletes the schedule from the Schedule table, all matcing schedules from the CanceledSchedule table and all matching conflicts from the Conflicts table.* The Schedule.Remove() method just deletes from the Schedule table* The CanceledSchedule.Persist() method creates an entry in the CanceledSchedule table, but doesn't seem to remove from the Schedule table. * The Schedule table holds all active schedules* The Conflicts table holds all times when two schedules conflicted (i.e. trying recording two different channels on the same card that doesn't support that).* The CanceledSchedule table holds all schedules that are canceled by a user (not deleted, but canceled, for example because he wants to watch something else or he already saw that episode of a serie). The SetupTv application and MediaPortal both use the Schedule.Delete() method, so I think we should follow that. Note though that I just got this from a quick look at the code, so if you want to be really sure you should ask a MP dev.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oxan, post: 697001, member: 97484"] Yes, you're right. Sorry, I misunderstood your reaction and thought you already knew the difference. Anyway, it's a bit complicated: * The Schedule.Delete() method deletes the schedule from the Schedule table, all matcing schedules from the CanceledSchedule table and all matching conflicts from the Conflicts table. * The Schedule.Remove() method just deletes from the Schedule table * The CanceledSchedule.Persist() method creates an entry in the CanceledSchedule table, but doesn't seem to remove from the Schedule table. * The Schedule table holds all active schedules * The Conflicts table holds all times when two schedules conflicted (i.e. trying recording two different channels on the same card that doesn't support that). * The CanceledSchedule table holds all schedules that are canceled by a user (not deleted, but canceled, for example because he wants to watch something else or he already saw that episode of a serie). The SetupTv application and MediaPortal both use the Schedule.Delete() method, so I think we should follow that. Note though that I just got this from a quick look at the code, so if you want to be really sure you should ask a MP dev. [/QUOTE]

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