Tom Gibbins wrote:And query this person...
As the query is the problem, perhaps you should show us this code. And also, the schema for the tables.
I assume there is data in the tables that relate multiple accounts to the person?
Bear Bibeault wrote:Does it work properly when there is data to populate the list?
Tom Gibbins wrote:As for the schema, im not sure how to post it, isen't it inferred from my initial post?
Bear Bibeault wrote:
Tom Gibbins wrote:As for the schema, im not sure how to post it, isen't it inferred from my initial post?
Not really. That's your mapping of the schema. Given that there's a problem, it's possible that there's something awry with the mapping. Seeing the actual schema from the point of view of the DB can help us see if it's a mapping problem.
Tom Gibbins wrote:But i'm not sure how to view that..
Bear Bibeault wrote:That's not a fix, that's a kludge.
After you get the collection back, what is its type? (use the getClass() method)