Hi Jakob

Thanks for that but my generated SQL does not qualify the columns I was
selecting and hence
I get a non unique name for the ID column reported by SQL Server. One
difference between the example you give and 
my example is that my criteria filters on a couple of values in a collection
attribute of the class I am querying.
E.g. to extend the example you give:

    public void testReportPathExpressionForExtents()
    {
        ArrayList list = new java.util.ArrayList();

        Criteria crit = new Criteria();
        crit.addEqualTo("groupId", new Integer(5));
        crit.addEqualTo("allArticlesInGroup.articleName", "some name");

        ReportQueryByCriteria q = 
QueryFactory.newReportQuery(ProductGroup.class, crit, true);
        q.setColumns(new String[]{"groupId", "groupName", 
"allArticlesInGroup.articleId", "allArticlesInGroup.articleName"});

        Iterator iter = broker.getReportQueryIteratorByQuery(q);
        while (iter.hasNext())

Additionally, is ProductGroup an extent? The class I query is the top level
of an extent.

I will make a change to the test you give so it looks like my query and then
see what results I get.
I will also send you the generated SQL.

Regards & thanks

Mark


-----Original Message-----
From: Jakob Braeuchi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 4:48 PM
To: OJB Users List
Subject: Re: Report queries on extents


hi mark,

yes, report queries are extent aware. the method below is taken from the 
testcase QueryTest  and it produces the query shown further down.

    public void testReportPathExpressionForExtents()
    {
        ArrayList list = new java.util.ArrayList();

        Criteria crit = new Criteria();
        crit.addEqualTo("groupId", new Integer(5));

        ReportQueryByCriteria q = 
QueryFactory.newReportQuery(ProductGroup.class, crit, true);
        q.setColumns(new String[]{"groupId", "groupName", 
"allArticlesInGroup.articleId", "allArticlesInGroup.articleName"});

        Iterator iter = broker.getReportQueryIteratorByQuery(q);
        while (iter.hasNext())
        {
            list.add(iter.next());
        }

        // 7 Articles, 2 Books, 3 Cds
        assertEquals("check size", list.size(), 7);
    }

SELECT DISTINCT 
A0.Kategorie_Nr,A0.KategorieName,A1.Artikel_Nr,A1.Artikelname FROM 
Kategorien A0 LEFT OUTER JOIN Artikel A1 ON 
A0.Kategorie_Nr=A1.Kategorie_Nr LEFT OUTER JOIN BOOKS A1E0 ON 
A0.Kategorie_Nr=A1E0.Kategorie_Nr LEFT OUTER JOIN CDS A1E1 ON 
A0.Kategorie_Nr=A1E1.Kategorie_Nr WHERE A0.Kategorie_Nr =  '5'

hth
jakob

Mark Rowell wrote:

>Hi
>
>I was wondering if report queries on extents work where I am selecting out
>a/some column(s) from a table
>related to the extent classes. A concrete example may help (!)
>
>I have an extent class called Bond with concrete implementations called
>FixedCouponBond and FRN.
>There is a 1 to n relationship a single Bond and the priceDetails class
>(which is concrete). In my
>repository_user.xml file they mappings are setup as follows (I only show
>themapping for the FixedCouponBond class 
>as it is identical for the FRN class)
>
>   <class-descriptor
>         class="com.credittrade.instruments.securities.BBGBondModel"
>
>         table="Bonds"
>   >
>      <field-descriptor id="1"
>         name="id"
>         column="ID"
>         jdbc-type="INTEGER"
>         primarykey="true"
>         autoincrement="true"
>      />
>    etc
>      <collection-descriptor
>         name="priceDetails"
>         element-class-ref="com.credittrade.market.PriceDetail"
>         auto-retrieve="true"
>         auto-update="false"
>         auto-delete="false"
>         proxy="true"     
>      >
>         <inverse-foreignkey field-id-ref="2"/>
>      </collection-descriptor>
>     etc
>    </class-descriptor>
>
>priceDetail is mapped as follows:
>
>    <class-descriptor
>        class="com.credittrade.market.PriceDetail"
>        table="PriceDetails">
>        <field-descriptor id="1"
>            name="id"
>            column="ID"
>            jdbc-type="INTEGER"
>            primarykey="true"
>            autoincrement="true"
>        />
>        <field-descriptor id="2"
>            name="instrumentID"
>            column="InstrumentID"
>            jdbc-type="INTEGER"
>        />
>        <field-descriptor id="3"
>            name="priceValueType"
>            column="typeID"
>        etc...
>     </class-descriptor>
>       
>
>I run the following report query to retrieve the ISIN field from the
>FixedCouponBond and the
>ID of the associated price details. I do this using the OJB API thus:
>
>// Java snippet
>        Criteria criteria = new Criteria();
>        criteria.addEqualTo("priceDetails.PriceSource", ps.getLabel());
>        criteria.addEqualTo("priceDetails.TypeID",
>PriceValueType.price.toString());
>        criteria.addEqualTo("priceDetails.PriceTypeID",
>PriceType.market.toString());        
>        criteria.addIn("priceDetails.QuoteTypeID", Arrays.asList( new
>String[]{        
>            QuoteType.bid.toString(),
>            QuoteType.offer.toString(),
>            QuoteType.high.toString(),
>            QuoteType.low.toString()}));
>        criteria.addIn("ISIN", isins);            
>            
>        Iterator iter = broker.getReportQueryIteratorByQuery(
>            QueryFactory.newReportQuery(
>                Bond.class, 
>                new String[]{"ISIN", "priceDetails.ID",
>"priceDetails.QuoteTypeID"}, 
>                criteria, 
>                false));
>
>Note in the method call to newReportQuery I ask for the ISIN field from the
>Bond class (no qualifier as it is the
>class in the query), and the ID and QuoteTypeID columns from the related
>priceDetails instances.
>
>The problem I get is that the generated SQL strips out the identifiers and
>because I have an ID column on my
>Bond tables I get a SQL error complaining that ID is not a unique column
>name. 
>
>I do this sort of report query elsewhere, on concrete classes directly and
>it works -- hence I assume it is a problem with
>the SQL generator (?) for extents.
>
>I can get round it by specifying A1 as the qualifier for the ID and
>QuoteTypeID columns (as this, I noticed, is the
>table alias used by the SQL generator for the PriceDetails table.
>
>So, the questions I have are:
>
>(a) is this a bug, or
>(b) am Idoing something wrong...
>
>Regards,
>
>Mark Rowel
>
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