Hi All,
First off, congratulations for your great project!
I'm experiencing a problem, I'm trying the following query:
select merchant from merchant in
class my.project.Merchant,
store in class my.project.Store
where merchant.id = ? and store.id = ?
and store.merchant = merchant
Interesting enough, the generated query looks like this:
SELECT merchant.oid as x0_0_ FROM store store,
merchant merchant WHERE (merchant.oid=? )and(store.oid=? )
and(store.merchant_oid=merchant.oid )
(please note it says merchant.oid and store.oid instead of
merchant.id and store.id).
If I use a property other than "id", i.e:
select merchant from merchant in
class my.project.Merchant,
store in class my.project.Store
where merchant.name = ? and store.name = ?
and store.merchant = merchant
then the generated query looks fine. I guess the literal "id" is
handled in an special way.
BTW, in this case, Hibernate's ids are named "oid", "id" is just
a regular property.
--Alejandro
PS.- I'm using Hibernate-1.2.2
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