List of leftJoinFetch() Examples

Examples of leftJoinFetch()

org.apache.openjpa.persistence.query.DomainObject.leftJoinFetch()
Specify that the association or element collection that is referenced by the attribute be eagerly fetched through use of a left outer join. The domain object must correspond to a class that contains the referenced attribute. The query is modified to include the joined domain object. @param attribute -name of the attribute that references the target of the join @return the FetchJoinObject that is added for the target of the join

Examples of org.apache.openjpa.persistence.query.DomainObject.leftJoinFetch()

        compare(jpql, o1);
    }


    public void testFetchJoin() {
        DomainObject d = qb.createQueryDefinition(Department.class);
        d.leftJoinFetch("employees");
        d.where(d.get("deptNo").equal(1));
        
        
        String jpql = "select d from Department d" +
                      " LEFT JOIN FETCH d.employees" +

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Examples of org.apache.openjpa.persistence.query.DomainObject.leftJoinFetch()

        compare(jpql, o1);
    }


    public void testFetchJoin() {
        DomainObject d = qb.createQueryDefinition(Department.class);
        d.leftJoinFetch("employees");
        d.where(d.get("deptNo").equal(1));
        
        
        String jpql = "select d from Department d" +
                      " LEFT JOIN FETCH d.employees" +

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