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EJB QL syntax

 
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All the follwing ejb-ql statements are correct or not?

SELECT OBJECT(c) FROM customer c, IN(o.order) o
SELECT OBJECT(c) FROM customer AS c, IN(o.order) o
SELECT OBJECT(c) FROM customer AS c, IN(o.order) AS o
SELECT OBJECT(c) FROM customer c IN(o.order) o
(note: In the fourth query "," is removed)
 
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I would believe all of them are correct... EJB Geeks, correct me if I am wrong.
 
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Though I am not EJB or EJB-QL expert but to me all of the four queries seem be wrong. Where is this "o" declared/defined in the query? "c" is placeholder/alias for "customer". What does "o" represent?

SELECT OBJECT(c) FROM customer c, IN(o.order) o
SELECT OBJECT(c) FROM customer AS c, IN(o.order) o
SELECT OBJECT(c) FROM customer AS c, IN(o.order) AS o
SELECT OBJECT(c) FROM customer c IN(o.order) o

 
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I think the queries are incorrect. I think, the query to "select the customers who have at least one order" should look like this:

SELECT OBJECT(c) FROM Customer c, IN(c.order) o

For the four queries below, I think you are trying to write the same query in four different ways. Not sure about the third and the fourth syntax.
 
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