> 1.I am using the query Select c from ChatUser c where c.key =:keyList
> elsewhere and it is working fine. How can it be working?
i now concerned how the above query can work.
i assumed it was producing an IN/OR query, hence limited by 30 OR
statements.
however unit testing in the development environment shows that i can
run over 130 elements in the List parameter without any fault
generation.
ie
List<Key> parentList = new ArrayList<Key>();
parentList.add(user1.getKey());
parentList.add(user2.getKey());
for( int i=0; i<130; i++){
parentList.add(KeyFactory.createKey(ChatUser.CLASS_NAME, i
+11) );
}
what i thought i understood is now very confusing.
-lp
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