This one time, at band camp, Werner Guttmann said:
WG>your query could be expressed in quite some ways, but here's one way it could be
done.
WG>
WG>select p from Person p where p.courses.id = 1 or p.courses.id = 2
WG>
WG>Apart from this, you could use the IN operator, but here I have to pass on the
syntax as I am not really familiar ... 8-(. But maybe somebody else can help
WG>?
Here's an example of the IN operator for Castor OQL:
select p from Person p where p.courses.id in list ( 1, 2 )
Bruce
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