select all from extent?

[Joe Germuska <Jo...@Germuska.com>]

This seems like it should be obvious, but I'm just not getting it 
from the JavaDoc or the other docs (or searching the mailing list 
archives)...

Is there an idiomatic way to construct a query to select all members 
of an extent from the broker?  I can kind of see how to do it with 
OQL, but I'm not using the ODMG approach.  (Should I?  Can I mix and 
match?)

I'm faking around it by selecting with a criteria that specifies 
instances where the primary key is not null, but I'd rather know the 
right way to do it...

Thanks
	Joe

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Re: select all from extent?

[Thomas Mahler <th...@web.de>]

Joe Germuska wrote:
> This seems like it should be obvious, but I'm just not getting it from 
> the JavaDoc or the other docs (or searching the mailing list archives)...
> 
> Is there an idiomatic way to construct a query to select all members of 
> an extent from the broker?  

new QueryByCriteria(MyClass, null);

A null Criteria means "select all"...

I can kind of see how to do it with OQL, but
> I'm not using the ODMG approach.  (Should I?  Can I mix and match?)
> 
> I'm faking around it by selecting with a criteria that specifies 
> instances where the primary key is not null, but I'd rather know the 
> right way to do it...
> 
> Thanks
>     Joe
> 


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