Your right as far as the doc is concerned. Unfortunately I cannot help you there but if your offer to contribute is deeply welcome.
Fortunately I can easily answer your other question. Here's how it works: DBCommandExpr union = cmd1.union(cmd2); String sql = union.getSelect(); Regards Rainer Von: M Louasse [mailto:[email protected]] Gesendet: Samstag, 9. Januar 2010 01:15 An: [email protected] Betreff: UNION SQL Command Hi, Could the javadoc of empire-db win a price? I do not know, but the doc is realy poor! It does not motivate... But I like you project, so I want to contribute in order to help you. Anyway, I'm comming with a real issue: The SQL keyword UNION. I'm using Mysql 5.1 and lets see bellow: cmd.select(db.album.id <http://db.album.id> ,db.album.title,db.album.index,db.album.serieId, db.serie.title); DBCommand cmdUnion = db.createCommand(); cmdUnion.select(db.album.id,db.album.title,db.album.index,db.album.serieId,db.album.title); cmd.union(cmdUnion); cmd.orderBy(db.serie.title); generates: SELECT t1.alb_id, t1.alb_title, t1.alb_index, t1.alb_ser_id, t4.ser_title FROM album t1, serie t4 ORDER BY t4.ser_title Whereas expected: SELECT alb_id, alb_title, alb_index, alb_ser_id, ser_title FROM Album, Serie WHERE alb_ser_id = ser_id UNION (SELECT alb_id, alb_title, alb_index, alb_ser_id, alb_title FROM Album WHERE alb_ser_id IS NULL) ORDER BY ser_title; When I read (I try) your "javadoc" about addSQL() at DBCommendExpr.java ---------------------- addSQL() public void addSQL(java.lang.StringBuilder buf, long context) Creates the SQL-Command. Specified by: addSQL in class DBExpr Parameters: buf - the SQL-Command context - the current SQL-Command context ---------------------- Doh! Please advise! Thank you.
