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EJB QL Question

 
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Hi guys
take an example EJB QL



From the above, Player is an abstract schema as per my knowledge.. My question is why select object(p)?... I mean what does the parenthesis "object(p)" signify?.. can ne1 point out this to me...
 
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I think this is how it goes

when the container looks at this query it first compiles and parses the ejb ql very much like the query execution . so it looks @ player which referes to the abstract schema . gets all the cmp field mappings .Constructs a sql query . Using the datasource definitions provided in the descriptors , connects to the database , executes the query and gets the result set . The container then utilises its OR mapping part to create ejb objects from the result set and thats the reason its object(p) where p is an alias to the schema Player . So the query says to create objects of Player schema only . Similar to the alias used in sql query .

Murugan
 
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