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 Post subject: Problem with SQLQuery result to entity mapping
PostPosted: Fri Feb 24, 2012 2:22 pm 
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Hi,

I have problem with SQLQuery. Something is wrong with mapping when using SQLQuery.

My SQL query looks like:

Code:
SELECT V.*, P.*, COUNT(DISTINCT L.ID) c FROM RETRIVELICENSEREQUEST AS R
INNER JOIN LICENSE AS L ON R.REQUESTEDLICENSE_ID = L.ID
INNER JOIN INSTALLATION AS I ON R.REQUESTERINSTALLATION_ID = I.ID
INNER JOIN PRODUCTVERSION AS V ON I.PRODUCTVERSION_ID = V.ID
INNER JOIN PRODUCT AS P ON V.PRODUCT_ID = P.ID AND P.PRODUCTID = L.PRODUCTID
GROUP BY P.ID, V.ID ORDER BY V.VERSION;


after execution in SQL client I get:

Code:
ID   VERSION   PRODUCT_ID   ID   PRODUCTID      C
8   2.0.8.113       3      3      6      42
9   2.0.8.114       3      3      6      25
4   5.0.20.714      2      2      1      3
6   5.0.21.715      2      2      1      4
3   5.0.21.716      2      2      1      40
7   5.0.22.717      2      2      1      4
2   5.0.23.719      2      2      1      310
5   6.0.12.971      1      1      11      1
1   6.0.12.972      1      1      11      7


When I try to execute it with hibernate:

Code:
String query = "SELECT V.*, P.*, COUNT(DISTINCT L.ID) c FROM RETRIVELICENSEREQUEST AS R"
         + " INNER JOIN LICENSE AS L ON R.REQUESTEDLICENSE_ID = L.ID"
         + " INNER JOIN INSTALLATION AS I ON R.REQUESTERINSTALLATION_ID = I.ID"
         + " INNER JOIN PRODUCTVERSION AS V ON I.PRODUCTVERSION_ID = V.ID"
         + " INNER JOIN PRODUCT AS P ON V.PRODUCT_ID = P.ID AND P.PRODUCTID = L.PRODUCTID"
         + " GROUP BY P.ID, V.ID ORDER BY V.VERSION;";

SQLQuery sqlQuery = session.createSQLQuery(query);
sqlQuery.addEntity("v", ProductVersion.class);
sqlQuery.addJoin("P", "v.product");
sqlQuery.addScalar("c", StandardBasicTypes.INTEGER);

List<Object[]> result = (List<Object[]>) sqlQuery.list();


I get:

Code:
[{ProductVersion: id=8; version=2.0.8.113; product={Product: id=3; productId=1}}, 42]
[{ProductVersion: id=9; version=2.0.8.114; product={Product: id=3; productId=1}}, 25]
[{ProductVersion: id=4; version=5.0.20.714; product={Product: id=2; productId=1}}, 3]
[{ProductVersion: id=6; version=5.0.21.715; product={Product: id=2; productId=1}}, 4]
[{ProductVersion: id=3; version=5.0.21.716; product={Product: id=2; productId=1}}, 40]
[{ProductVersion: id=7; version=5.0.22.717; product={Product: id=2; productId=1}}, 4]
[{ProductVersion: id=2; version=5.0.23.719; product={Product: id=2; productId=1}}, 310]
[{ProductVersion: id=5; version=6.0.12.971; product={Product: id=1; productId=11}}, 1]
[{ProductVersion: id=1; version=6.0.12.972; product={Product: id=1; productId=11}}, 7]


The problem is that ProductVersion with version=2.0.* should be joined with product = {Product: id=3; productId=6} but in gets joined
with {Product: id=3; productId=1} eventhough such record does not exist in DB.

Products table looks like:

Code:
ID   PRODUCTID
1   11
2   1
3   6


and product versions table:

Code:
ID   VERSION   PRODUCT_ID
8   2.0.8.113   3
9   2.0.8.114   3
4   5.0.20.714   2
6   5.0.21.715   2
3   5.0.21.716   2
7   5.0.22.717   2
2   5.0.23.719   2
5   6.0.12.971   1
1   6.0.12.972   1


Can someone tell me please is it me doing something wrong?

I checked it with both Hibernate 3.6.9 Final and 4.1.0 Final


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