BUG: Wrong column name in View Object

Hello,
I've had this happen several times to me. I added an Entity Object to a View Object in the VO Wizard. I then went to the "Query" section and hit "Test" to test the SQL code generated by the VO Wizard. The test failed because the wizard had added an equality test (table1.col1 = table2.col2) to the WHERE part which used the wrong table name.
It is possible to manually fix this by putting the correct table name in the query, but you'd have to do this every time you make a change to the View Object.
What I did was to rebuild the View Object from scratch, and this time it correctly generated the SQL query. I was able to add some more Entity Objects, but then it happened again. This is really irritating because my View Object is fairly complex and it takes quite some time to remake it.
I can't give instructions on how to reproduce this because it only happens every so often. It would save a lot of frustration if someone could fix it though.
Hariolf

Hi Hariolf,
I was able to build this scenario and test the query with success. Here is the sql for the view object I created
from the following entities:
RootEO one to many association with Entity01
with Entity02
with Entity03
Entity01 one to many association with Entity04
All objects are included in the view object, here is the resulting generated sql:
SELECT RootEO.ROOTID,
RootEO.ATTR,
Entity01.EO1ID,
Entity01.ROOTID AS ROOTID1,
Entity04.EO4ID,
Entity04.ATTR AS ATTR1,
Entity02.EO2ID,
Entity02.ROOTID AS ROOTID2,
Entity03.EO3ID,
Entity03.ROOTID AS ROOTID3
FROM ROOTEO RootEO, EO1 Entity01, ENTITY04 Entity04, ENTITY02 Entity02, ENTITY03 Entity03
WHERE (((RootEO.ROOTID = Entity01.ROOTID)AND (Entity01.EO1ID = Entity04.ATTR))AND
(RootEO.ROOTID = Entity02.ROOTID))AND (RootEO.ROOTID = Entity03.ROOTID)
Let me know if I need to retest using a different scenario. Also, what version of jdeveloper are you using?
Amy

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