With the OCL queries, you can currently only return one or more of the entities
from the entity that's the context (all OCL queries need to start with
allInstances() -> select(<some expression>) at the moment, for example:
Quote:
context
MedicalCertificate::findInvalidByPerson(personId:Long,date:Date):Collection(MedicalCertificate)
body findInvalidByPerson :
allInstances() -> select( certificate |
certificate.person.id = personId
and (certificate.validityStart > date or
certificate.validityEnd < date)
or (certificate.validityStart = certificate.validityEnd))
-> sortedBy(certificate.person.id)
-> sortedBy(certificate.validityStart)
(end of quote)
file a JIRA issue with the query you're attempting to execute and when I get
some time I'll add support for those.
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