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Herk
 Post subject: Query Abstract Class
PostPosted: Mon Oct 13, 2003 4:32 pm 
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I have a parent Abstract class that has information that I need.

I would like to query just this abstract class. Is it possible?

I am getting this error: Cannot instantiate abstract class or interface:

All of the child classes are joined-subclasses.


What's the trick if any?
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stolley
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You might need to show your HQL.
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gavin
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java code? stack trace?
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Herk
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Hey Guys, sorry so late.

I found the problem. I had one record in the database that was corrupted. Someone added the record by hand, instead of going through the application. Once I found it and removed that one record, everything works as it should.

I apologize and thanks for a great site, and resource.
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ariel leinvand
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Herk wrote:
Hey Guys, sorry so late.

I found the problem. I had one record in the database that was corrupted. Someone added the record by hand, instead of going through the application. Once I found it and removed that one record, everything works as it should.

I apologize and thanks for a great site, and resource.


I had the same error....and the same solution, somebody corrupted the data. Once I removed all records all were ok
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