> crit.add (c2, )
> crit.addSelectColumn (c3)
> crit.setDistinct();
> Iterator results = t3Peer.doSelect(crit).iterator()
>
> would throw Exception at doSelect() because during the
> populateObject(), it found only 1 column instead of all columns as
> default to populate the data into it.
Hi, Frank,
> However, when I do it in Torque:
>
> crit.add (c2, )
> crit.addSelectColumn (c3)
> crit.setDistinct();
> Iterator results = t3Peer.doSelect(crit).iterator()
>
> would throw Exception at doSelect() because during the
> populateObject(), it found only 1 column instead of all
>
I have 3 tables, t1, t2 and t3. t3 table is just a join-ref table of t1 and
t2 in such a way that t3.c2 is ref index to t1.c1 and t3.c3 is a ref index to
t2.c1 (t3.c1 is index for t3 table). Thus, table t3 has many records w/ same
value in column 2 and 3. What I want is to select only rows fro
There is no difference b/w inserting into 1 table or multiple tables from a
single form transaction. Read the tutorial at:
http://db.apache.org/torque/releases/torque-3.1.1/user-guide.html
If the second adding/inserting needs a ref index from previous inserted row, do
something like:
r1.save()
