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= CascadeType.REMOVE) private Values valuesRef; }   @Index ( members = {"step.stepNumber"}) @Entity

I'm trying to fetch a list of entities, by their Id. I Use this query: SELECT c FROM User c WHERE c.id IN :ids This querey works as long as I don't set the property "id" as @Id. If i set @Id to any other member , this query works, if I set id as @Id, it stops working and gives zero results

entity object member variables rather than getters and setters. I think if you use the @Warning

I'm trying to switch an application that worked fine in Hibernate to ObjectDB and am having issues with queries that reference enum types. On my entity object is a static enum public static enum Type {     A,B,C } that is stored in an @Enumerated member variable private Type type

and stays like member defined in class id, timestamp, keyDescriptor, dataItems, codedDataBlock, level I

and includes both the entity class field and the embedded class field, e.g.: @Entity @Index( members

I have an OrderData class, containing an OrderItemData collection, i would like to find OrderData elements by OrderData.items.itemId. I cant get a proper query with MEMBER OF or IN. Does anyone have an idea on how i could formulate that as Typed or CriteriaBuilder query? Thanks.   @Entity

/objectdb/bin/objectdb.jar I saw the Meta still has two sets of members , see the attachment! TIA gzdillon

- members to a list A whatever of kind (maybe objectDB-intern)     - It then gets

Hello ObjectDB Team I might have read the solution to this issue some times before, but I could not find an answer now. So sorry for bothering you. I want do add an @Index annotation to a member of an existing Entity. This changes affects also existing databases. Is there any best practice

A other; } so entity B is the owner. Now I persisted 2 entities of type A. In the first one, the member

of fields (Content- Members ) is changed alternately (48/49, 51/52), which indicates

better with bigger page sizes (e.g. if an Entity has 'a lot' of member fields)? Order in WHERE clause

the debugger is i can see this member m_idType is null type EntityTypeImpl   (id=57) m_attrMap

in spring-data-jpa named queries are used to implement repository interface methods, see http://static.springsource.org/spring-data/data-jpa/docs/current/reference/html/#jpa.query-methods.named-queries for example @NamedQuery(name = "Foo.findByBar", query = "select f from Foo f where :bar member

property method names . Fixed a bug in retrieving pure time values (java.sql.Time). Fixed a bug in MEMBER

I modified the example code to include an index on the Point class like so:     @Index( members ={"x","y"}) Then when I run the following query:     TypedQuery query = em.createQuery("SELECT p FROM Point p where p.x = :y",         Point

I have a method to calculate some values before persisting to the database. So i annotated it with @PrePersist . If i merge an object the annotated method get's called but all members are on their default values. I only tried it with new objects. So merge get's an object with id = null

the problem. I've now added a FetchType of EAGER to the member to ensure a load takes place regardless

;   @Index( members ={"priority", "createTime"})     public static class Message