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On Feb 16, 2007, at 6:29 PM, Horan, Jeff wrote:
Then it works. So it is not following Java accessor standards of
mixed case method names.
FAQ. Go to the forum next time.
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I'm using oracle 9i and H3 and when I send a select statement and return
an object using a transform like:
SQLQuery q = ses.createSQLQuery( select lata from
call_record where npa=:npa and nxx=:nxx );
q.setParameter( "npa", "800" );
q.setParameter( "nxx
On Feb 16, 2007, at 5:56 PM, Joseph Marques wrote:
What version of the ejb3 embedded container do you think this
feature will make it in to?
A future version.
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Perfect! I prefer the join qualifier anyway. I just thought it might
have been easier to request the relaxation of theta-style joins as it
wouldn't have required any change to the query parser - just a change to
how it was interpreted. What version of the ejb3 embedded container do
you think
The better approach IMO is to allow more SQL-like ad hoc joining by
explicitly supporting an ON join qualifier. Support for this is already
being built into the redesigned query parsers. Theta-style joining went
be the wayside in SQL specs for a reason ;)
From Java Persistence with Hibernate:
"You probably won't need to use the theta-style joins often. Note
that it's currently not possible in HQL or JPA QL to outer join two
tables that don't have a mapped association -- theta-style joins are
inner joins."
When dealing with larger dom
