So, is this working for you, or what error are you getting? Leaving the attribute blank should be okay, though I don't know that I've tested it...

-David


On Aug 9, 2006, at 3:12 PM, Mamdouh Kaadan wrote:

Dear David



Thank you for your fast response, I tried to use complex alias, but the
problem is that the first date is from one table and the other date is
from another table, and entity-alias attribute is required in alias
node,

I tried the following:

  <view-entity entity-name="IndicatorIssueAndIssueItem"
package-name="org.ofbiz.crm.crm" title="">

      <member-entity entity-alias="ISS" entity-name="Issue"/>

      <member-entity entity-alias="ISSI" entity-name="IssueItem"/>






      <alias entity-alias="ISS" name="issueId"/>

      <alias entity-alias="ISS" name="departmentId"/>

      <alias entity-alias="ISS" name="callingNumber"/>

      <alias entity-alias="ISS" name="dateTimeStarted"/>

      <alias entity-alias="ISS" name="partyId"/>

      <alias entity-alias="ISSI" name="issueItemId"/>

      <alias entity-alias="ISSI" name="caseId"/>

      <alias entity-alias="ISSI" name="specId"/>

      <alias entity-alias="ISSI" name="statusId"/>

      <alias entity-alias="ISSI" name="otherNumbers"/>

      <alias entity-alias="ISSI" name="urgent"/>

      <alias entity-alias="ISSI" name="currentDeptId"/>

      <alias entity-alias="ISSI" name="additionalRemark"/>

      <alias entity-alias="ISSI" name="lineTypeId"/>

<alias entity-alias="ISSI" name=" firstActionDate"/>

<alias entity-alias="ISSI" name=" SolvedDate"/>



        <alias entity-alias="" name="firstActionDifference">

              <complex-alias operator="-">

                  <complex-alias-field entity-alias="ISSI"
field="firstActionDate"/>

                  <complex-alias-field entity-alias="ISS"
field="dateTimeStarted"/>

              </complex-alias>

        </alias>

        <alias entity-alias="" name="SolvedDifference">

              <complex-alias operator="-">

                  <complex-alias-field entity-alias="ISSI"
field="SolvedDate"/>

                  <complex-alias-field entity-alias="ISS"
field="dateTimeStarted"/>

              </complex-alias>

        </alias>

      <view-link entity-alias="ISS" rel-entity-alias="ISSI">

        <key-map field-name="issueId"/>

      </view-link>

    </view-entity>



Can you help me please, thanks



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Mamdouh Kaadan





-----Original Message-----
From: David E. Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 6:55 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: query condition in Subtract 2 timestamps





Use a view-entity with a complex-alias field (either in an XML view-

entity definition, or in a DynamicViewEntity).



For details about how to do stuff like this you might find the

recently completed advanced framework training package from Undersun

helpful. There are details here:



http://www.undersunconsulting.com/ecommerce/control/product/

~category_id=USC_PROMO/~product_id=OFBADVFWKPKG



-David





On Aug 9, 2006, at 11:43 AM, Mamdouh Kaadan wrote:



Dear all







How can I make SQL query in OFBiz based on subtract 2 timestamps,



By example:



select * from table



where FIRST_ACTION_DATE- Second_ACTION_DATE <'+00 12:00:00.000000'







How can I make the previous statement using the delegator methods??







Thanks in advance



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