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How to return CMR object / Collection in EJB-QL ?

 
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This question has been discussed before, but I didn't find a conclusion about this. one of the thread I read:
https://coderanch.com/t/159465/java-EJB-SCBCD/certification/HFEJB-Why-EJBQL-SELECT-Cant

HFB P406, in the box it says: You can't use dot notation to return a CMR field e.g.


Director : Movie == 1 : Many

SELECT m.director FROM MovieSchema m
is invalid if 'director' is CMR field.



I got 2 Questions:

1.
If it is invalid, how can I return the component interface of the CMR field (director).
Is it "SELECT OBJECT(m.director) FROM MovieSchema m ?


2.
if I change the relationship to "Director : Movie == Many : Many"

How can I return a collection (component interface) of directors belong to one movie ?
Is it "SELECT OBJECT(m.directors) FROM MovieSchema m ?
or
"SELECT ds FROM MovieSchema m, IN (m.directors) ds ?

Thanks !!
 
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Can some experts help me ?

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I am also a little confused about this. Can some one please respond to this.
 
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