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join(set, jt) - JPA From's method

Method
javax.persistence.criteria.From
SetJoin<X,Y> join(
  SetAttribute<?,Y> set,
  JoinType jt
)

Create a join to the specified Set-valued attribute using the given join type.
Parameters:
set - target of the join
jt - join type
Returns:
the resulting join
Since:
JPA 2.0
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