On Jun 17, 2007, at 4:22 PM, Simon McLean wrote:
Hi Chuck - I am using inheritance, but of the single table variety:
Is the restricting qualifier unique across all entities? Do the
abstract ones have a restricting qualifier?
Yes, and yes.
I still somewhat suspect an inheritance issue, or an inheritance
modelling issue. Have you looked at the SQL generated when the fault
for this relationship is fired? That may provide a clue.
Client has a parent called AbstractOrganisation, EmployeeRole has
a parent called AbstractUserRole which are mapped to
ABSTRACT_ORGANISATION and ABSTRACT_USER_ROLE tables. The
problematic relationship is inherited from the parent - so
getRoles() actually returns an array of AbstractUserRoles, and
the reverse relationship getOrganisation() returns an
AbstractOrganisation.
I tried moving the relationships from the parent down to the
child objects, but I get the same behavior. I've also checked the
tables for duplicate PK's but there aren't any.
Iterate over the objects in client.getRoles() and print out
getClass().getName(), entityName(), and hashCode() on each. I
suspect you may get a surprise.
Here is the output:
com.clicktravel.travelsystem.EmployeeRole
EmployeeRole
5627611
com.clicktravel.travelsystem.EmployeeRole
EmployeeRole
10105184
com.clicktravel.travelsystem.EmployeeRole
EmployeeRole
2082210
com.clicktravel.travelsystem.EmployeeRole
EmployeeRole
5627611
com.clicktravel.travelsystem.EmployeeRole
EmployeeRole
10105184
com.clicktravel.travelsystem.EmployeeRole
EmployeeRole
2082210
com.clicktravel.travelsystem.EmployeeRole
EmployeeRole
5627611
com.clicktravel.travelsystem.EmployeeRole
EmployeeRole
10105184
com.clicktravel.travelsystem.EmployeeRole
EmployeeRole
2082210
com.clicktravel.travelsystem.EmployeeRole
EmployeeRole
5627611
com.clicktravel.travelsystem.EmployeeRole
EmployeeRole
10105184
com.clicktravel.travelsystem.EmployeeRole
EmployeeRole
2082210
Which suggests there are definitely duplicates in there.
I've also noticed that not all Client objects are affected. In
fact, it looks like only a handful are. I guess this points to a
data error ?
I have no idea what is wrong, but I remain suspicious of how you have
modeled/implemented inheritance. Is there any chance that the
restricting qualifiers may match more than one sub-class?
Chuck
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