Timo,
Before you go any further with more advanced queries, it looks like
you don't have the inheritance working right. EO shouldn't generate
sql against the abstract table. In this case, if assets_keywords is
a concrete subclass, the sql code should look like exactly what you
want.
D
You pretty much have to use some sort of extension to the
qualifiers that ship with WO. It looks like Pierre Bernard has
posted updated versions of his here:
http://www.bernard-web.com/pierre/webobjects/code.html
Trying these qualifiers right now, but no luck. The generated SQL
looks i
Hi Chuck,
thanks a lot. That looks really promising. I'll try it out tomorrow.
Timo
PS: Somehow I knew you would answer first... :) It's really nice to
have "constants" like you in the community! Thank for the help, not
only for this time!
Am 22.07.2006 um 00:03 schrieb Chuck Hill:
You
You pretty much have to use some sort of extension to the qualifiers
that ship with WO. It looks like Pierre Bernard has posted updated
versions of his here:
http://www.bernard-web.com/pierre/webobjects/code.html
I use these and they are excellent!
Chuck
On Jul 21, 2006, at 2:39 PM, Timo
Hi,
I have some entity (Asset, representing files with added meta info)
which has a many-to-many relationship to an abstract entity (Keyword)
in a horizontal inheritance scheme (subclasses are very heterogenous.
All they have in common is a "name" attribute).
Navigating through the object g
