Creating View Object with different criteria

Hi,
I have a requirement to execute the following queries in the application logic. We have YEAR table with mileage rates with different effective dates. If the service date is greater than any of the existing effective dates we need to get the rate with that effective date. if the service date is less than the existing effective dates, then we have to get the rate with least effective date.
SELECT mileage_rate, ... FROM year
WHERE eff_date = (SELECT MAX(eff_date) FROM year WHERE eff_date <= :bServiceDate)
SELECT MILEAGE_RATE, .... FROM YEAR WHERE
EFF_DATE = (SELECT MIN(EFF_DATE) FROM YEAR)
We have to execute the 1st query and if there is no matching records then we have to take the second query with min effective date. At present we are creating two view objects for the above scenario. Is there any possibility to create one view object with different criteria. What is the best solution to handle the above problem in ADF.
Thanks and Regards,
S R Prasad

Well on the ViewObjectImpl you can fire the method getQueryHitCount() passing in the required ViewRowSetImpl. If you get the query hit count as 0, use can attached the other query and execute it.

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