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 Post subject: Query.uniqueResult returning an object array !!
PostPosted: Tue Jul 07, 2009 6:59 pm 
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Hi
I'm kind of stumped with this. The Query.uniqueResult method is returning an Array of 'Object' rather than returning a single instance of the entity. Here is the query I'm firing:

Code:
qry = session.createQuery("from DealHistory dh" +
        " left join fetch dh.dealDisclaimer dd" +
        " left join fetch dh.dealSynopsis ds" +
        " left join fetch dd.dealDisclaimerParties ddp" +
        " left join fetch dh.dealTickler dt" +
        " left join fetch dh.dealCgNote dcgn" +       
        " left join ddp.party p" +
            " with p.startTime <= :asOfDate" +
            " and p.endTime > :asOfDate" +
        " where dd.startTime <= :asOfDate" +
        " and dd.endTime > :asOfDate" +
        " and ds.startTime <= :asOfDate" +
        " and ds.endTime > :asOfDate" +
        " and dt.startTime <= :asOfDate" +
        " and dt.endTime > :asOfDate" +
        " and dcgn.startTime <= :asOfDate" +
        " and dcgn.endTime > :asOfDate" +           
        " and dh.dealKey = :dealKey"
        );

        qry.setInteger("dealKey", 211);
        qry.setParameter("asOfDate", asOfDate);

        Deal d = (Deal) qry.uniqueResult();   



When this query runs, instead of getting a single Deal object I'm getting an Array with 2 elements which contains my Deal instance as the first element and the second element, null. I'm using and DB2 and have a sinking feeling that this has something to do with Hibernate-DB2 dialect handling rather than the query. However, I'm not sure.

The result Hibernate query which gets fired is this:

Code:
    select
      <many many fields populated by hibernate>
    from
        DEAL_HISTORY dealhistor0_
    left outer join
        DEAL_DISCLAIMER_HISTORY dealdiscla1_
            on dealhistor0_.DEAL_KEY=dealdiscla1_.DEAL_KEY
    left outer join
        DEAL_DISCLAIMER_PARTY_HISTORY dealdiscla3_
            on dealdiscla1_.DEAL_DISCLAIMER_KEY=dealdiscla3_.DEAL_DISCLAIMER_KEY
            and dealdiscla3_.START_TIMESTAMP <= ?
            and dealdiscla3_.END_TIMESTAMP > ?
    left outer join
        PARTY_HISTORY partyhisto6_
            on dealdiscla3_.PARTY_KEY=partyhisto6_.PARTY_KEY
            and (
                partyhisto6_.START_TIMESTAMP<=?
                and partyhisto6_.END_TIMESTAMP>?
            )
    left outer join
        DEAL_SYNOPSIS_HISTORY dealsynops2_
            on dealhistor0_.DEAL_KEY=dealsynops2_.DEAL_KEY
    left outer join
        DEAL_TICKLER_HISTORY dealtickle4_
            on dealhistor0_.DEAL_KEY=dealtickle4_.DEAL_KEY
    left outer join
        DEAL_CG_NOTE_HISTORY dealcgnote5_
            on dealhistor0_.DEAL_KEY=dealcgnote5_.DEAL_KEY
    where
        dealhistor0_.START_TIMESTAMP <= ?
        and dealhistor0_.END_TIMESTAMP > ?
        and dealdiscla1_.START_TIMESTAMP<=?
        and dealdiscla1_.END_TIMESTAMP>?
        and dealsynops2_.START_TIMESTAMP<=?
        and dealsynops2_.END_TIMESTAMP>?
        and dealtickle4_.START_TIMESTAMP<=?
        and dealtickle4_.END_TIMESTAMP>?
        and dealcgnote5_.START_TIMESTAMP<=?
        and dealcgnote5_.END_TIMESTAMP>?
        and dealhistor0_.DEAL_KEY=?


Can anybody offer any help on this one. This has had me really stumped.

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