Hi Dave,
Thanks for your answer and sorry for the late reply.
In the first filter line... do you just want to filter out the
LimitOrders that do not have the same tradeType foreign key reference
as the FK of the parameter that you pass in?
Yes, that's part of the filtering, but I need to do
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 1:09 PM, Hannes hannes.flo...@gmx.li wrote:
Hi Dave,
Thanks for your answer and sorry for the late reply.
In the first filter line... do you just want to filter out the
LimitOrders that do not have the same tradeType foreign key reference
as the FK of the
Howdy,
You can save some memory by using findMap:
def joinOrders(o1: LimitOrder): Unit = {
/* select all orders where status=NEW and where that.tradeType !=
order1.tradeType */
val newOrders = LimitOrderMetaObj.findMap(By(LimitOrderMetaObj.status,
NEW)){o2 =
Hi David,
Thanks for that trick! But until there I had no problems.is code ok,
that modifies and saves the model? Cause it feels like the changes are
not saved.
thanks
Tobias
Howdy,
You can save some memory by using findMap:
def joinOrders(o1: LimitOrder): Unit = {
/* select all
I got a compiler error when I tried to compile:
val newOrders = LimitOrderMetaObj.findMap(By(LimitOrderMetaObj.status,
NEW)){o2 = Full(o2).filter(o2.tradeType.name != o1.tradeType.name)}
-
error: type mismatch;
found : Boolean
required:
I kind of found the problem. So far, it has nothing to do with save or
anything like that. The problem is that this line:
val newOrders = LimitOrderMetaObj.findAll(By(LimitOrderMetaObj.status,
NEW)).toList.filter(o2 = o2.tradeType.name != o1.tradeType.name)
does not compare the name of the
In the first filter line... do you just want to filter out the LimitOrders
that do not have the same tradeType foreign key reference as the FK of the
parameter that you pass in?
Can you post the model opens (the LimitOrder and the other stuff) as well as
the logic?
For example,
