I figured it out.But Still I am looking for a nice book to start my JPA.
Thanks
Sreekanth
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 8:02 PM, Sreekanth <sreekanth.manga_at_gmail.com>wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Environment used: MySQL, GF3.1
>
> I have these 3 tables namely Users,Customers and Tasks in my database.
>
> Users will be assigned some tasks.
> A task will have a customer associated with it.
>
> I am describing the tables ignoring the associations among them.The
> associations I care about are above.
>
> Customer Table:
> ============
> CUSTOMER_ID INT
> FIRST_NAME VARCHAR
> LAST_NAME VARCHAR
> HOME_NUMBER VARCHAR
> MOBILE_NUMBER VARCHAR
> EMAIL VARCHAR
> ADDRESS1 VARCHAR
> ADDRESS2 VARCHAR
> CITY VARCHAR
> STATE VARCHAR
> ZIP VARCHAR
> CUSTOMER_TYPE_ID SMALLINT
>
> Users
> ====
> ID INT
> USER_ID VARCHAR
> PASSWORD VARCHAR
> FIRST_NAME VARCHAR
> LAST_NAME VARCHAR
> CREATED_BY INT
> CREATED_TIME DATETIME
> LEVEL_ID SMALLINT
>
>
> Tasks
> =====
>
> TASK_ID INT
> CUSTOMER_TYPE_ID SMALLINT
> TASK VARCHAR
> TASK_DATE DATETIME
> IS_COMPLETED BIT
> ASSIGNED_TO INT
> CREATED_BY INT
> CREATED_AT DATETIME
> CUSTOMER_ID INT
> TASK_DESCRIPTION VARCHAR
> NOTES VARCHAR
>
>
> I have entities created by Netbeans for all the tables in database.Now I am
> trying to execute a query which will give me some columns picked from
> Customers table and tasks table.I am trying to just create a normal join
> between these 2 tables, but I am stuck.I am trying this way:
>
>
> @NamedQuery(name = "Task.findByUserId",query = "SELECT t.taskId,
> t.taskDate,t.isCompleted,t.taskDescription," +
> "c.firstName,c.lastName,c.email FROM Task t , Customer c " +
> "WHERE t.assignedTo.id= :assignedUserId AND
> c.customerId=t.customerId")
>
>
> But it gets translated to :
>
> Call: SELECT t0.TASK_ID, t0.TASK_DATE, t0.IS_COMPLETED, t0.TASK_DESCRIPTION, t1.FIRST_NAME, t1.LAST_NAME, t1.EMAIL FROM TASKS t0, CUSTOMERS t2, CUSTOMERS t1 WHERE (((t0.ASSIGNED_TO = ?) AND (t1.CUSTOMER_ID = )) AND (t2.CUSTOMER_ID = t0.CUSTOMER_ID))
>
> What is the mistake I am doing here.Can some one correct me and also I
> would like to enquire about some documentation or book which explains JPQL
> nicely.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Sreekanth
>
>
>
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Thanks,
Sreekanth