Re: Support for polymorphic SQL Queries

2018-05-28 Thread Igor Sapego
Have you tried just use QueryEntity, as always?

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https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/cache-queries#section-query-configuration-using-queryentity

Best Regards,
Igor

On Tue, May 22, 2018 at 10:50 PM, ttlir  wrote:

> Yes, all models are stored in the same cache.
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Re: Support for polymorphic SQL Queries

2018-05-22 Thread ttlir
Yes, all models are stored in the same cache.



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Re: Support for polymorphic SQL Queries

2018-05-22 Thread Igor Sapego
Hi,

Do you store all your models in the same cache?

Best Regards,
Igor

On Thu, May 17, 2018 at 8:57 PM, ttlir  wrote:

> I am using ignite to store different model classes which inherit from the
> same interface on a single ignite cache.  The problem that I am facing is
> with creating polymorphic queries.
> Let’s say I have a FinacialSecurity interface with different
> implementations
> Bond, CorporateBond, Swap, GovermentBond …. They all share currency. What I
> want to be able to do is to query all financial securities where currency =
> “USD”.  I wasn’t able to find an example where I could index currency and
> filter on it. Is there an easy way to create such queries? If so, is there
> an example that I can follow?
> Thanks,
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Support for polymorphic SQL Queries

2018-05-17 Thread ttlir
I am using ignite to store different model classes which inherit from the
same interface on a single ignite cache.  The problem that I am facing is
with creating polymorphic queries.
Let’s say I have a FinacialSecurity interface with different implementations
Bond, CorporateBond, Swap, GovermentBond …. They all share currency. What I
want to be able to do is to query all financial securities where currency =
“USD”.  I wasn’t able to find an example where I could index currency and
filter on it. Is there an easy way to create such queries? If so, is there
an example that I can follow?
Thanks,




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