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Re: Fetching from related object

On May 3, 2004, at 8:11 PM, Randall Perry wrote:

on 4/26/04 4:04 PM, Arturo Pirez at email@hidden wrote:


BTW, in a relatively unrelated aside, did you look at
EOUtilities.objectMatchingValues.  It's a bit easier then writing that
fetchspec.
Am playing with this now. But given related EOModeler objects CustView and
Log joined on custNo, how do I do a join given an existing CustView object?

NSMutableDictionary dictionary = new NSMutableDictionary();
dictionary.takeValueForKey(custNo, ???);
dictionary.takeValueForKey(dateOneYearAgo, "dateTime");
logInfo = EOUtilities.objectsMatchingValues(ec, "Log", (NSDictionary)
dictionary);

Well, we never resolved why your faults from CustView to Log weren't firing correctly. Given that fundamental problem, there's no specific advice I can offer.

In general, though, an example of what you would need to do is: Assume we want all the CustView objects that have a Log object from April 1, 2002. You'd do something like:
dictionary.takeValueForKey(dateAprilFirst2002, "logs.dateTime");
NSArray customersWithLogEntryOnAprilFirst2002 =
EOUtilities.objectsMatchingValues(ec,
"CustView",
(NSDictionary)dictionary);

WO/EOF will take care of writing the proper join statements for that.		
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