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Posted to ojb-user@db.apache.org by Matthias Laube <ml...@gmx.de> on 2003/06/25 11:32:42 UTC
More than one class in an OJB-OQL from clause?
Hi!
I don't have a really reliable OQL reference yet (anyone knows where to
get it as the odmg.org site is down?) , but from what I know it is
possible to have more than one class (with aliases) in the from clause
although the result consists only of one target class. (as far as I know
thats an OJB limitation). I only want the references to other classes to
use them in the where clause (like a criteria for an attribute that is
related with the target class by a m:n relation).
Is that yet possible with the OJB implemention of OQL or even with the
PersistenceBroker API. I worked around it by using an sql Criteria but I
don't find it optimal.
Thanks for help.
Matthias.
Re[2]: More than one class in an OJB-OQL from clause?
Posted by Alexander Prozor <ap...@isd.dp.ua>.
Hello Matthias,
Please provide example of such query :)))).
Please!!!
ML> Ok, I got it, was a newbie question,
ML> I couldn't imagine to query collection-attributes using the dot-notation.
ML> my feeling right now:
ML> OJB is such COOL tool.
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Best regards,
Alexander mailto:apro@isd.dp.ua
Re: More than one class in an OJB-OQL from clause?
Posted by Matthias Laube <ml...@gmx.de>.
Ok, I got it, was a newbie question,
I couldn't imagine to query collection-attributes using the dot-notation.
my feeling right now:
OJB is such COOL tool.
Matthias Laube wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I don't have a really reliable OQL reference yet (anyone knows where
> to get it as the odmg.org site is down?) , but from what I know it is
> possible to have more than one class (with aliases) in the from clause
> although the result consists only of one target class. (as far as I
> know thats an OJB limitation). I only want the references to other
> classes to use them in the where clause (like a criteria for an
> attribute that is related with the target class by a m:n relation).
>
> Is that yet possible with the OJB implemention of OQL or even with the
> PersistenceBroker API. I worked around it by using an sql Criteria but
> I don't find it optimal.
>
> Thanks for help.
> Matthias.
>
>
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