Hi Daniel,
looking into village, it extracts the tablename from the metadata and looks
if there are different tables (com.workingdogs.village.Column.populate())
Now, my oracle driver returns null as tablename, so village assumes the
results stem from a single table, the crucial call being
Hello Henning and Thomas,
> I still cannot reproduce your error
*sigh*
> I used your code below and get
> [{'1','10','100','100','20'}]
Now that's really strange to me. Both of you tell me that village is
not responsible for that, but the error occurs - in my environment -
definitely _below_ Tor
Thomas Fischer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Can you add this test to the CVS?
Regards
Henning
>Hi Daniel,
>I cannot reproduce this error, see appended test case against the tutorial
>database schema. I suppose you use your JoinHelper. Are you sure it is not
>a bug in ther
Daniel,
I still cannot reproduce your error
select * from TEST_LENDING;
select * from TEST_GROUP;
select * from TEST_PERSON;
L_ID G_ID
-- --
100 20
G_ID
--
10
20
P_ID G_ID L_ID
--
"Vitzethum, Daniel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>builds a correct Criteria with qualified columns that works
>well on DB:
> SELECT
> TEST_PERSON.P_ID, TEST_PERSON.G_ID, TEST_PERSON.L_ID
> , TEST_LENDING.L_ID, TEST_LENDING.G_ID
> FROM
> TEST_PERSON
> , TEST_LENDING
> WHERE
> TEST_PERSON.L_I
Hi Richard, Hi Thomas,
Thomas:
> I suppose you use your JoinHelper.
you are right, as usual ;-)
> Are you sure it is not a bug in there ?
I am, as I had tested the same situation with just two tables
joined with a Torque-generated "doSelectJoin..." method.
The problem is a bit different, I will
Hi Daniel,
I cannot reproduce this error, see appended test case against the tutorial
database schema. I suppose you use your JoinHelper. Are you sure it is not
a bug in there ?
"Vitzethum, Daniel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 14.12.2004
17:21:38:
> Hi Thomas,
>
> >> In addition, where is
Vitzethum, Daniel wrote:
Hi Thomas,
In addition, where is the home of the village project?
http://wiki.apache.org/db-torque/FrequentlyAskedQuestions
I admit, it was the obvious again. A workaround for my problem
certainly is to have unique column names in the whole data model,
what means some wor
Hi Thomas,
>> In addition, where is the home of the village project?
> http://wiki.apache.org/db-torque/FrequentlyAskedQuestions
I admit, it was the obvious again. A workaround for my problem
certainly is to have unique column names in the whole data model,
what means some work for us.
Indeed it
