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Help with HQL

 
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1. I have Customer. It has many Accounts.
2. I have Payment, that has one Account.
Question: how can I fetch all payments where customer=?
The SQL is something like this:
What it will be look like in HQL?
 
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Probable Solution,

Please ignore syntax related flaws.




Cheers,
Bhavesh.
 
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There are two of "select"((( It's very bad for performance(
 
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Yeah that is interesting,

I am also curious if we can achieve this in a single HQL.
 
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Maybe the only way is to create bidirectional relationships...
 
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