John McNally wrote:
> // If criteriaColumn is not in the select list, but
> // its table contains a foreign key and its relatedKey
> // is in the select list, assume we want a simple
> // join.
At first, I expected that the joins will appear automagically (we
have the db map, don't we) but unfortunately if didn't work for me.
I needed to add explicit joins. I'm talking about the DBSecurityService
now - see om.security.peer.RolePeer.retrieveSet(User, Group) line #129
I think that's OK to remove them (or replace with something that
actually
works) :-)
Rafal
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