David,
This is fantastic...
EOQualifier openVersionsQualifier =
Job.VERSIONS.dot(Version.VERSION_STATUS).dot(VersionStatus.VERSION_STATUS_TITLE).eq("Released").and(Job.CLIENT.eq(currentClient));
readyToBillJobList = Job.fetchDistinctJobs(jobListEC, openVersionsQualifier,
null);
fantastic....
BTW,
I copied the fetchJobs(EC, qual, sort) from the _Job.java and pasted into
Job.java with the change "fetchSpec.setUsesDistinct(true);".
Is this the recommended way to handle this?
public static NSArray<Job> fetchDistinctJobs(EOEditingContext editingContext,
EOQualifier qualifier, NSArray<EOSortOrdering> sortOrderings) {
EOFetchSpecification fetchSpec = new EOFetchSpecification(_Job.ENTITY_NAME,
qualifier, sortOrderings);
fetchSpec.setUsesDistinct(true);
fetchSpec.setIsDeep(true);
NSArray<Job> eoObjects =
(NSArray<Job>)editingContext.objectsWithFetchSpecification(fetchSpec);
return eoObjects;
}
Thanks,
Ted
--- On Tue, 5/4/10, David LeBer <[email protected]> wrote:
> > NSMutableArray<Client> args = new
> NSMutableArray<Client>();
> > args.addObject(currentClient);
> >
> > openVersionsQualifier =
> EOQualifier.qualifierWithQualifierFormat("versions.versionStatus.versionStatusTitle
> = 'Released' and client = %@)", args);
> >
> > readyToBillJobList = Job.fetchDistinctJobs(jobListEC,
> openVersionsQualifier, null);
> >
> > I wanted to put two objects into the args array.
> > object 1: String
> > object 2: currentClient
> >
> > but of course args is of type Client so I can not do
> that... I did try to use the primaryKey of currentClient,
> but then the qualifier is expecting an integer... so I
> casted the string to an int and it worked. but then args is
> of type Integer... still no joy.
> >
> > so I tried to let the primaryKey be a string but then
> the qualifier barked it needed an integer.
> >
> > Either I just don't get it or there is an easier way
> that I just don't see.. If I could cast to integer in the
> qualifier like " clientid = %@::int",
> args would fix my problem. then I could
> save all strings in 'args'.
> >
> > Ted
>
>
> Couldn't you use NSMutableArray<Object>?
>
> But really, I'd avoid using qualifierWithQualifierFormat
> (Icky, icky, 'magic' strings).
>
> If you are using Wonder then this is easy to do using the
> ERXKey support:
>
> EOQualifier qual =
> UndocumentedRootObject.VERSIONS.dot(Version.VERSION_STATUS).dot(VersionStatus.VERSION_STATUS_TITLE).eq("Released").and(UndocumentedRootObject.CLIENT.eq(myClient));
>
> ;david
>
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>
>
>
>
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