[Hibernate] where clause for collections.

I’ve been trying to use the where clause for on hibernate for quite a long time.   The main reason I’m using it is because we’re implementing a soft-delete (setting a flag to 0, instead of a SQL DELETE statement). And then I use the where=”active_ind=1” to retrieve only active children.

Re: [Hibernate] where clause for collections.

Caldas, Marcelo wrote:   Shouldn’t it be better if I could specify a HQL for the where clause and Hibernate put the sql together for me? No, usually where clause apply to non mapped columns.

FW: [Hibernate] where clause for collections.

How can I solve my problem then?   From: Emmanuel Bernard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 8:40 AM To: Caldas, Marcelo Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [Hibernate] where clause for collections.   Caldas, Marcelo wrote:   Shouldn’t it be bette

Re: [Hibernate] where clause for collections.

Caldas, Marcelo wrote: And then I use the where=”active_ind=1” to retrieve only active children. First problem is I’m getting “ambiguous column name ‘active_ind’” because most of the tables have an active_ind column – same name. Hibernate should automatically prefix the column name. What does the

[Hibernate] RE: [Opensymphony-oscache] RE: oscache and hibernate

I have received permission to contribute my hibernate oscache provider patch. Here is the unified patch, the whole classes are attached: Index: OSCache.java === RCS file: /cvsroot/hibernate/Hibernate2/src/net/sf/hibernate/cache/OSCa

RE: [Hibernate] where clause for collections.

Here's a snapshot of what's going on: Hibernate: select orgtypes0_.organization_id as organiza5___, orgtypes0_.organization_type_id as organiza1___, orgtypes0_.organization_type_id as organiza1_2_, orgtypes0_._version as _version2_, orgtypes0_.primary_ind as primary_3_2_, orgtypes0_.organization_t