On Jul 18, 2007, at 7:04 PM, Art Isbell wrote:
Instead, you'll need ask EOF to fetch from the join entity(s) in
one DB and do the join in your Java code by fetching from the join
entity(s) in the other DB based on the objects fetched from the
first DB.
Yep! That's what we came to suspect a
On Jul 18, 2007, at 4:54 AM, Travis Britt wrote:
Hoping someone can quickly tell me if this should be possible
without writing my own SQL.
Two databases.
Two EOModels, one for each database.
A to-one relationship from an entity in one model to an entity in
the other.
An EOQualifier is bu
On 7/18/07, Travis Britt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hoping someone can quickly tell me if this should be possible without
writing my own SQL.
Two databases.
Two EOModels, one for each database.
A to-one relationship from an entity in one model to an entity in the
other.
That is no problem u
Hoping someone can quickly tell me if this should be possible without
writing my own SQL.
Two databases.
Two EOModels, one for each database.
A to-one relationship from an entity in one model to an entity in the
other.
An EOQualifier is built from a search form that includes attributes
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