Query Condition Problem

Question

I'm trying to create an expression that uses two conditions on a object related by a 1:M relationship. So far, I can only do this by causing the table to be joined twice, once for each condition, which isn't what I want.
This is what I have:
SELECT DISTINCT t0.acct_na
FROM end_request t0
, endreq_note t2
, endreq_note t1
WHERE ((((t0.crt_ts >= {ts '2004-07-14 15:33:43.735'})
AND (t1.data_src_ind = 'O'))
AND (t2.endreq_note_ty = 'T'))
AND ((t2.end_request_gin = t0.end_request_gin)
AND (t1.end_request_gin = t0.end_request_gin)))
ORDER BY t0.acct_na ASC
This is what I want:
SELECT DISTINCT t0.acct_na
FROM end_request t0
, endreq_note t1
WHERE t0.crt_ts >= {ts '2004-07-14 15:33:43.735'}
AND t1.data_src_ind = 'O'
AND t1.endreq_note_ty = 'T'
AND t1.end_request_gin = t0.end_request_gin
ORDER BY t0.acct_na ASC
I edited out the ( from the second one and shorted the selection criteria to make it easier to read.
The first query is produced by using builder.anyof("releation").get("field").equals("value") twice, but I can't figure out how to get both conditions and only use one anyof statement.
Thanks,
Matt

Answer 1

Here is some additional information.
This is how I am building the ReadAllQuery and getting the first result.
ExpressionBuilder er = new ExpressionBuilder();
Expression expression = null, currentExpression = null;
Date keyDate = a valid date object;
currentExpression = er.get("fCreateTimeStamp").greaterThanEqual(keyDate);
expression = currentExpression;
currentExpression = er.get("fStatusCode").equal("PROCESS");
expression = expression.and(currentExpression);
currentExpression = er.anyOf("fEndorsementRequestNotes").get("fDataSourceIndicator").equal("O");
expression = expression.and(currentExpression);
currentExpression = er.anyOf("fEndorsementRequestNotes").get("fTypeCode").equal("T");
expression = expression.and(currentExpression);
ReadAllQuery query = new ReadAllQuery(EndorsementRequestImpl.class, expression);
query.addAscendingOrdering("fAccountName");
getSession().executeQuery(query);
I haven't figured out how to build the query to get the second result. Any suggestions would help. So far everything I've tried just generates an Exception about problems with the query and multiple builders.