Currently it doesn't work as expected, it just doesn't do anything without any errors.
A dirty fix would be to use an SQL query directly, it is to be avoided if possible, but if there is no other solution, it will be better to have a SQL query hidden down in the model abstraction than to have a delete method that doesn't work.
Currently it doesn't work as expected, it just doesn't do anything without any errors.
A dirty fix would be to use an SQL query directly, it is to be avoided if possible, but if there is no other solution, it will be better to have a SQL query hidden down in the model abstraction than to have a
deletemethod that doesn't work.