Hah, that's good to know, and I appreciate you throwing the "it's in
the docs" right back at me :)
On Feb 22, 3:26 pm, Karel Alvarez wrote:
> Actually you can have more than one inequality condition, but they
> must all refer to the same field, it is in the docs... :-) that is not
> the problem I
Obviously IN is not JDOQL syntax, and contains() is ... since it
follows Java (the JDO spec defines this, as do the DataNucleus docs).
You can (from a JDOQL perspective) have as many contains etc in a
query as you wish. You provide the params just as you have done.
Whether GAE/J supports all of tha
Actually you can have more than one inequality condition, but they
must all refer to the same field, it is in the docs... :-) that is not
the problem I have, thanks for replying though...
Karel
On 2/22/10, Blake wrote:
> You can only have one inequality filter per query. So you can say:
>
> wher
You can only have one inequality filter per query. So you can say:
where A==b && B==c && D==e && e>0
that last "e>0" is your ownly allowed inequality filter. It's in the
docs :)
On Feb 22, 1:39 am, ka2 wrote:
> Hi
> I am trying to execute a query in the data store, the query would be
> someth
