Hi Plen,
Try
IQuery iq = querySession.CreateQuery("select src from RptDocumentBase src
where
src.RptDocumentCore in (select srcc.DocCoreId from RptDocumentCore
srcc where contains(srcc.Body, 'florida')>0")
this should return a List of RptocumentBase object.
On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 1:18 AM, PLen <petera...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> I may have simplified my query too much in the above question. What I
> really have is a query that looks like:
>
> IQuery iq = querySession.CreateQuery("from RptDocumentBase src where
> src.RptDocumentCore in (select srcc.DocCoreId from RptDocumentCore
> srcc where contains(srcc.Body, 'florida')>0")
>
> So there is actually a join of two tables in the query (I want
> RptDocumentBase objects back based on a 'contains' query in the
> RptDocumentCore table).
>
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