Coherence query language - QueryBuilder API
Hi ,
does anyone know , in which package the ' QueryBuilder' class resides ?
charlie ,
am not sure that , whether there is a QueryBuilder API or not . I am looking for a API , which can convert the
sql query " select homeAddress.state, age, count() from "ContactInfoCache" group by homeAddress.state, age " into coherence specific query language .
In short , I just want to extract a particular attribute from the value object , not the whole value object.
Edited by: Mariselvam on Feb 17, 2011 8:26 PM
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