>   SELECT * FROM Product
JOIN ProductCategoryFeatureValue AS feature1 ON Product.id =
feature1.ProductID AND feature1.categoryfeatureid = 643229
JOIN productcategoryfeaturevalue AS feature2 ON Product.id =
feature2.ProductID AND feature2.categoryfeatureid = 667811

I wonder why you don't use IN over JOIN in there so it could be like this:

SELECT * FROM Product
(INNER) JOIN ProductCategoryFeatureValue AS feature ON Product.id =
feature.ProductID
WHERE feature.categoryfeatureid IN (643229, 667811)

Could it be an issue?

If NH Linq can't be used, perhaps you can use Criteria to express it.




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Maximilian Haru Raditya






On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 8:41 PM, Karl Cassar <[email protected]> wrote:

> I have a database schema, where I have a `Product`, `Category`,
> `CategoryFeature`, and an `ProductCategoryFeatureValue`.
>
> Basically, the features available to a product are listed in the
> `ProductCategoryFeatureValue` table, which is the 'middle-link' for
> the many-to-many collection.
>
> I need to create a query, where i can find all products, which have
> ALL the features selected by the user.
>
> Example, doing a search for two features with ids 643229 & 667811 in
> SQL terms, I would do something like this:
>
>    SELECT * FROM Product
>    JOIN ProductCategoryFeatureValue AS feature1 ON Product.id =
> feature1.ProductID AND     feature1.categoryfeatureid = 643229
>    JOIN productcategoryfeaturevalue AS feature2 ON Product.id =
> feature2.ProductID AND feature2.categoryfeatureid = 667811
>
> Another query which I could do is this:
>
>    SELECT * FROM product WHERE
>    ((SELECT id FROM productcategoryfeaturevalue AS feature1 WHERE
> feature1.ItemGroupID = product.id AND feature1.categoryFeatureID =
> 643229 LIMIT 1) IS     NOT NULL)
>    AND
>    ((SELECT id FROM productcategoryfeaturevalue AS feature2 WHERE
> feature2.ItemGroupID = product.id AND feature2.categoryFeatureID =
> 667811 LIMIT 1) IS NOT NULL)
>
> Both have been tested and work well. However, I cannot seem to
> reproduce them using NHibernate. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks a lot in advance!
>
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