Based on looking in
org.apache.ojb.broker.accesslayer.sql.SqlSelectStatement.getStatement()
-- it looks like if no columns are specified, then it will do the
multimapped object select, which you are seeing.
It is clearer as what to do in the HEAD version, but in RC5, it looks
like if you change
The only way that I can see is the one in tutorial 3. You have to add a
column
to DUAL called CLASS_NAME specifying which class that row belongs to.
http://db.apache.org/ojb/tutorial3.html#Mapping%20All%20Classes%20on%20the%20Same%20Table
Charlie
Glenn Barnard said the following on 5/20/2004
Andrew, thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately, we're already using a
ReportQuery. Here's the code snippet calling OJB:
String[] columns = { ypas.f_GetRotationDate ( + listingId +
, + locationId + ,'
+ zuluStartDate + ') rotationDate
};
Hi Glenn,
I thought that by specifiying the class name I wanted (e.g., Class1)
that OJB would only get the fields for that class. Can anyone advise me
how I can do this without resorting to having only one class for a
function calls?
In the DUAL table is no information instruct OJB which row
