The following query
SELECT taskId, taskName FROM TaskList AS a
doesn't return list of tasks instead it will return list of objects, each item
in the list describes one row as another list of objects. Each item in the
latter list describes one column (e.g. taskName as String).
if you want it to
hello!
thank you very much for your advice.
Unfortunately I cannot follow your approach because the number of fields are
built at runtime - in other words the user creates at runtime a View of the
table.
I should add all possible constructors (they're about 20 fields :-( )
maybe I should create
dimar1975 wrote :
| The problem is that now the list contains Objects and not TaskList..I
need TaskList otherwise I will have ClassCastExceptions in other pieces of the
code..
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Its going to return an Object array. You will have to change the return type
since you no longer
