On Apr 16, 2007, at 2:25 PM, Robert Walker wrote:
Well, how about that. Learn something new everyday.
:-)
I tried this myself in a quick test. Here's the full SQL from my
test fetch specification:
Fetch Spec:
EOQualifier qual = EOQualifier.qualifierWithQualifierFormat("value3
< 50.0", null);
EOFetchSpecification fs = new EOFetchSpecification("Person", qual,
null);
value3 is the derived attribute...
SQL output:
"SELECT t0.first_name, t0.last_name, t0.id, t0.value_1, t0.value_2,
value_1 + value_2 FROM people t0 WHERE value_1 + value_2 < ?"
withBindings: 1:50.0(value3)>
So in the simple case this appears to work as expected. I would
guess that the derived attribute in question may be too complex for
this to work properly. I've run into similar cases where a fetch
that can be performed in memory cannot be translated to SQL. This
may be what's happening in the case in question.
If we go back to the original question, we see:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: sqlStringForAttribute: attempt to
generate SQL for attribute 'attributeName' on entity 'EntityName'
with undefined column name. You must define a column name for this
attribute before attempting a database operation.
The
attribute 'attributeName' on entity 'EntityName'
part looks suspiciously wrong and the "undefined column name"
certainly is. It looks like the attribute in question is damaged or
incomplete.
Chuck
On Apr 16, 2007, at 4:57 PM, John Huss wrote:
It resolves the attribute names to the columns names as you would
expect, so you get
Select ...
Where (inm_productTax1 + inm_productTax2 + inm_productTax3) > 0
John
On 4/16/07, Robert Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Fetch spec qualifier = "totalTaxes > 0"
Interesting. What does the generated SQL look like?
On Apr 16, 2007, at 3:45 PM, John Huss wrote:
Here's an example:
Attribute name = "totalTaxes"
Attribute derived definition = "productTax1 + productTax2 +
productTax3"
(productTax* are attribute names in the same entity, not the
column names)
Fetch spec qualifier = "totalTaxes > 0"
This works for any kind of fetch spec.
John
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