Entity condition with multiple entities

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Entity condition with multiple entities

Michael Imhof
Is it possible to make a entity condition joining over multiple entities
or do I need a entity-view??

Sample:
Show me all UserLogin with permissionId = "ADMIN_VIEW" (It's just a nonsense sample).
For this query I have to join UserLogin with SecurityGroupPermission to get the result.
How would you do that??


Regards
Michael
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Re: Entity condition with multiple entities

hans_bakker
Yes you have to create a view first...but check first if it is already
there.....then you can use an entitity condition.....

On Tuesday 17 April 2007 14:57, Michael Imhof wrote:

> Is it possible to make a entity condition joining over multiple entities
> or do I need a entity-view??
>
> Sample:
> Show me all UserLogin with permissionId = "ADMIN_VIEW" (It's just a
> nonsense sample).
> For this query I have to join UserLogin with SecurityGroupPermission to get
> the result.
> How would you do that??
>
>
> Regards
> Michael