I have this query
SELECT acc.Id
FROM Auth as auth, AccId as acc
WHERE acc.ownId.Id = auth.Id
AND acc.disabled = 0
Which appears to have been generated correctly:
org.eclipse.persistence.exceptions.DatabaseException
Internal Exception: java.sql.SQLSyntaxErrorException: ORA-00904: "T1"."A_ID"."T1"."A_ID": invalid identifier
Obviously acc.ownId.Id
was not generated properly.
How could this have happened?
Please show your table definition, it makes it easier. Provide your table information and we can take a look at the create table clause.
acc.ownId.Id
is wrong identifier for a column, if you dont put " " around it!
Check the correct column.
maybe
acc.ownId
only? or acc."ownId.Id"
?
IF your column name was created as:
Create table AccId (
...
"ownId.Id" int,
...
);
It works, but I would not recommend this kind of naming.
Then of course you will need to wrapp it with " " if you use it in your query.
i.e.
WHERE acc."ownId.Id" = auth.Id